Thank You very much for this and other video's you have posted! Nice of you to pass this along. Will definitely share and be watching more of your informative video's. And will have to give some of it a try!
I have a vending company and I’m always looking through my quarters for silver but never bother looking at my dollar bills... I will now thanks to your video! Thanks
Dang, that is what I want ,I really just want to look for theses treasures,been very lucky so far, check the numbers on the note as well,if any secuence pops up u must keep
I was just searching a stack of dollars for web and fancy notes. Have gone thru many completely forgetting about these notes, but last few searches have checked for them. No luck yet, but eventually... That example note was pretty darn nice! I found a few star notes and fancy notes, but have about 100 to go. Wish me luck! Thanks Silverpicker!
This is awesome! I live in Australia and we don't get much series pre 2003 series banknotes. But when i do i always look for those web press notes. i had been searching for them for years until i finally got one 3 months ago.
I have a few star notes. One reflects the date in the serial number. Plus a blue silver certificate my grandmother gave me in the 70s. Plus a red silver certificate.
New subscriber! You got a big thumbs up from me! Awesome video! I am a Webb note historian as I fell in love with the whole Webb note experiment and this by far was the best video I’ve seen on you tube to date regarding this not so talked about topic. You forgot to mention the natick test paper fiasco of 76 (series 77) where Webb print style machinery was used as an efficiency experiment utilizing paper from Natick Labs instead of the regular paper previously used on all US currency. The machines supposedly had an error detection mechanism that failed and a boat load of notes were printed with the serial numbers and seals upside. By the time human eyes set eyes on the errors there were bricks already sent into circulation. (A brick of dollar notes contains 4000 units). Short story long, notes from series 77 with or without error can be identified similarly to the Webb notes of 88A, 93 and 95. Easiest way to identify is looking at the back of the note, back plate number located on top right next to the word “trust” instead of the bottom right corner. So if you find any 77 series notes definitely keep an eye out for the natick test paper notes cuz they can be worth a pretty penny.
The yellow seal silver Certificate is a North African WWII dollar. These were paid to America Soldiers fighting in North Africa, so that if they were captured by the enemy they could render that money obsolete. Same thing with the Hawaii overprint dollars
Informative video thanks I am/was an avid web note collector and have a very large amount of web notes They were only printed in one dollar notes There was only one series of a star note It was an F* Depending on the front plate and back plate number combinations and the note condition determines the values Some are very valuable There are some errors as well I might disagree with a couple of your statements but overall your presentation is well done and informative Thanks
@Everett White Yes only $1 notes Series 1988A, 1993 and 1995 There is one star note of the webs A 1988A F* The different block numbers and the front and back plate combination numbers can determine the values Some bring more rare some being pretty common They are getting pretty hard to find Now but still out there.
Are you serious? Thas wild!! I had no idea people would actually be spending those to this day, but some people have no idea what they're spending nor do they care, and that intrigues me so much because I won't even spend a quarter without looking it over 10 times lol...I just realized I need to get me a job as a cashier, and my collection costs will be cut in half, and I might find something that I didn't even know existed!
I just came from your Barr note video. The funny thing is that the 5th bill you show in this video is a Barr note. Apparently, it was before you knew what they are?
In this collecting world there are so many little things that make a big difference. Some you know some are wives tales but it is always good to try and learn more about it
Years ago my father had a big construction business and every week he had to do payroll. He got a brand new from the bank a $100 dollar bill. The thing was, how off the print was on the bill it goes almost to the edge of one side and on the other side probably over a 1/4 of a inch theres nothing printed on the other side. I had a neighbor he moved away but he took it to a show and somebody offered to buy it for $1500 hundred dollars. Because they said it's almost impossible for a bad print to go pass the computer screen.
I’ve been collecting coins and some currency for years I’ve had high grade notes and even 500 and 1000 dollar bills now and then But I have never heard of web notes Thank you for teaching me something new
Don I'll be 82 Sat 22nd. And I have never even seen a $500.00 or a $1,000 bill. Nor even a picture of one that I can recall anyway. I'll bet they were fun to have in your wallet. ??
@@vivianmadisonmahoney9457 They were actively available from banks until their issuance was discontinued in 1969. However, they still turned up now and then as customer deposits into the 1980's. And in point of fact $500 notes still turn up at banks although the occurrence is quite rare.
Thanks for the great video! I collect old notes, 1899 Black Eagles, Ed notes, funny backs, blue, red, gold certificates, and star notes as well. Thank you for your knowledge and great info. God bless...
I found a blue seal silver certificate once in circulation. I worked as a cashier at Taco Bell and someone paid using it and they let me trade out a regular bill for it. 1935 E, uncirculated condition!
I would have happily traded a "regular bill" for that. I once worked at a place and had to ring somebody out because the lady that normally did it wasn't there on the later shift that day, and they paid using a $50 bill from 1950. Needless to say, I was SO glad I happened to have a 50 of my own on me to trade it out for, even though it was in fairly circulated condition. This was back in '96 when I was barely still yet a teenager, but I still have that bill.
The customer had it. He passed jt to you and it went into the till. Im sure uou had to wait till ur shift was over to trade if wen your till was counted for, so THAT *WAS CIRCULATED.*
I’m at work yesterday and I don’t know why but I said hey let me look at these bills real quick and I found my first ever star note...it’s a George Washington but to me it’s a Benji...I was so happy and I may just keep it forever and call it my lucky dollar...either way it made my day at work so pleasurable and it’s very hard to feel or say that these days
@@Silverpicker this is so crazy bro, it’s been 3days since I posted this and I received another star note tonight and it’s half the run print as the last one
I work for the town sanitation and I find money in garbage all the time. About 7 years ago I was working and I thought a box into the back of the truck and I heard the sound of change. When I looked it was a box of letters from WWII and inside was a small bag with change of coins from the places he traveled through different countries during the war different types of coins. But I look a few coins online and a few website had different prices but great find.
He served for one month but the '63B series was printed for eight months as it took time for a new series to be engraved and reach the presses. As such, Barr notes are not all that rare because they were collected in large quantity between 1968 - 1970 as everyone at the time jumped on the band wagon expecting them to be rare. Incidentally, series 1969 - 1969D are way more rare because they were printed for a short time but lacked the notoriety of the preceding Barr notes and weren't saved in quantity as a result.
Recently discovered numismatics and as you can imagine I am hooked. Love history. Love archaeology. Loving this new yet historically significant world. Thank you!
Idk why anyone wld complain I was pretty impressed when you said $4-20 or $5-$100! Even to quadruple ones money is fantastic for the low price of learning what to look for which you provided for free! Coffee money or even q weekend getaway if one was to do it every payday! Its kinda like gambling without the risk! Whats better than that?
Exactly! I was thinking, Hey, if I find 5 of these, and they're worth a buck and a quarter, it's worth the 5 minutes it'll take me to look. But $4?! Groovy!
@@keetrandling4530 Really! Think how many people will go to the trouble to look at the cap on the Coca-Cola brand drinks to get a song download! Why not just do a download of the RUclips video?
GREAT VIDEO SILVERPICKER!!! I just subscribed. I have no problem exchanging a dollar bill for 5 dollars, I had no idea about this but i'm going to be looking from now on!
I have a $20 bill from the early 80’s that was part of a recall. The ink was bad and flakes off when folded. My bill is uncirculated perfect. I tested the bills on either side of it in the serial number range, and the ink flaked off both. The bank teller told me that they were being recalled, so I asked to keep one. Been in a plastic holder since then.
Quick question...If you received the bill (and others apparently in numbers sequence) from your Bank teller and there was a recall on them, why would the teller give them to you, to begin with? Only to take them back from you? Also, In my opinion...this would not be considered "uncirculated" condition. Maybe I just didn't understand your comment🙃🤔
I USED to have a 1977 $20 dollar bill, a 1969 $20, and a literally like-new perfect condition 1950 $20! (I gave them to my father for safekeeping, he being a bit of an amateur numismatist and all, but since his passing four years ago, I have not been able to locate any of those three! :( I really don't know what became of them....but, are they even worth anything? And, if so, how much?)
@@thisbandreallystix Yes they have collector value but it is hard to give an assessment without knowing the districts and serial numbers (being star notes would add value). If the 1950 $20 note is as like-new perfect as you describe, let's say it's worth around $30 +/-. But without more details it's hard to give a more accurate estimate.
Thank you for your info my dad passed away he was vice president of federal researve and i got alot pf stuff from him right from mint but i no longer have his help so i thank you for your videos
My old job was a produce/ice cream place. When I went to go get more ones for the register I noticed the strap of 50 was mostly all 1988a and a couple 1993 and 1995s and I’m like this is odd so I’ll keep them all. And I wound up needing money one time and was about to spend them but something told me not to. So a year later I learned about webnotes and checked them. Turns out I now have 50 webnotes and some are consecutive!! Crazy how I almost spent them.
Nice video, but you didnt mention where to sell online. Are there specific sites that people use that are looking for these notes? Do some sites seem to pay better than others?
Just checked all my old wad I’d $1 bills ... no web notes ... subscribed and 👍🏼 I do have a lot of silver Mexican coins that I have to have looked over .
I have some bills that I think are rather unique,but seeing that I haven't really got a clue,I'm hoping you can help out a "new-bee" !? I have 4 $20.00 bills,*notes,that are in sequence. I've never sold on e-bay. Should these be listed individually or as the set of 4? I also have 6 bills,one $1.00 and 5 $20.'s, that have fancy serial #'s. The dollar having 3-2s and 5-7's. One twenty has 4-1's an 4-2's and all 8 added equal 12.
If you were to find one, where do you sell it and what resources can you share where we can determine how rare that particular specimen is and it's worth so people are not taken advantage of?
There's no estimated "worth" on these bills. They are simply worth, what someone's willing to pay/offer/bid. I recommend looking at "sold for" prices, on eBay.
Are web notes including each denomination, or is it solely the dollar bill? Aside from that, now I have something new to add to my collection, web notes, and that's awesome.
I adhered to a hare-brained, painless, savings scheme (that actually worked)from the mid 80s until about 2010 where, at the end of each day, any one dollar bills you find in your pocket, you set them aside. I had read about it in some old book. Turned out storage was a real problem, but we managed. Guess it’s time to start sifting lol.
Wow that's wild! I love the idea. However, I think you could make your money grow faster if at the end of the month you put it in a CD (at least) or even a mutual fund or something
Wow very informative I just found a 1988 a 000 for first three digets and just so happens to be a star notes .I new it was cool but wow.just became a member thanx
Then why didn't you just Google it? I'm here to gain knowledge and thankful it was a great useful video, and was not seeking a quick answer to comment asswize to
Thank you, it's nothing short of obnoxious to spend the first 9 minutes of a 10 minute video doing nothing other than showing off a collection. Pure waste of time and ego and not what people who came here reading the title expected. I lost patience at about 6 minutes in without mention of the actual video topic and started skipping forward. Wish I'd seen this comment before wasting the time.
people have become so impatient these days. In a world where everything is instant, we feel like waiting is a burden, grow the fuck up, and learn something why dont you, you 10-ply dialtones.
Good explanation on a dollar web note thanks for the information the bank give me a new 2 dollar bills with star note about 20 of the bills in series how much do you think I can sell it for thanks again for good information
Wow! We had no idea. Great info! We searched through a couple hundred singles a few weeks ago but we were looking only for Star notes (we only found one) and anything unusual. We will definitely keep an eye out for these from now on. Is there such a thing as a Star Web note???
Very interesting video. Do you ever help someone by letting them know if a particular bill is worth selling and actually point them in the right direction. I’m holding on to a few bills because I think they might be worth more than face value but holding on to bills isn’t exactly where I am at this moment in time.
I have a 1.00 bill where the serial numbers are black on the bottom left and green on the right. I cannot find much info on it. Do you know anything about this? TIA.
You got a new subscriber dude. I dig videos like this, and bills are my new thing, "hobby" I guess I should say. Very helpful video, and im digging on your style. easy to watch and very professional. Hope you got that star note video done cuz im gonna look for that next. Ill let you know if its as good as this one.
@@Silverpicker What is a Barr note? Have you ever done a video on the gold coins a Mint Master ran for himself and a few others after gold coins were to be melted down for funding our way out of the Great Depression? I think 9/11 was involved and the last one came back from the Arab world if I am remembering it correctly.
ANY thing helps these days.Appreciate the new info on the folding money . I had a ton of old Coinage alone with Silver bill all types Just always Remember If you think you Old Money is in place it's not safe! Get a masion jar and put it in dirt at lest THIS way if it gets gone is gone you don't know who has it I made a mistake letting grandpa keep it safe but oddly enough, the moment he got sick His house was broken into and wouldn't you no a peace of Crap "broke in and hit all the secret hiding spot" Sounds like I got took by a family member that thinks everything is his I'm sure he didn't ask if any one else had there stuff there. That's life Your Stuff All your self can and will be taken hand over fist.Greed is a thing that show who people really are!
Intaglio printing isn't as you describe.. multiple passes aren't intaglio. Stee engraved plates used under pressure to produce Raised Print is intaglio. Front and back of US currency is intaglio printed. The seal and serial number are over printed.
I thought I had a web note then he mentioned looking on the back and even though I have the series 1988 A with an interesting G and 4 x 7 as the numbers, on the back under the E is 203, so not all 1988A are the same
Thanks for the info...subbed. Question: how many do you figure are in circulation? Just a calculated guess would be appreciated! Your content is done very well. Quick, to the point educated info that doesn't confuse or become boring. Great job!
Do these notes generally not last as long as regular notes? I remember a around this time period (late 80s early 90s) when I'd find an oddly large number of bills that have 'faded'.
Those bills were printed with the intaglio method, but they were using a different type ink than usual. It was meant to give the bills a rough texture that counterfeits made by color computer printers wouldn't have. Unfortunately, the ink could literally be scrapped off the bills which gave it the faded look you are describing.
What is that weird flicker at 4:20? The one where he slides his finger up the bill and it looks like the left side of the dollar bill slides up and is replaced. It appears to be the same but....
I have just about all gold seal, blue, red but not one web note or a Barr note. This was a very informative video and I can see why you have such great videos. You have the right length, great content. I was like #700. Great work Silverpicker. All the best ~ Shirl
@@Silverpicker Thank you. Of course, we rarely use currency in daily life, but I have to use $5 bills to pay for transportation, and I've gotten into the habit of looking at them. I saw an auction that included web bills, and for the first time in my life, I knew what they were. I see your post about fancy serial numbers; have to watch it. I think 1/10K is pretty amazing but don't know whether it's worth anything.
I'm almost 60 and been pulling the silver certificates out of circulation since I was 6. It's been about 2 years since I found one and 5 years ago my wife accidental took 10 and paid for a pizza.
Dude I saw it too. Couldn't be a glitch because the whole screen didn't glitch just the his hand and the whole top left corner of the bill--i never seen that before and have watched thousands of RUclips vids
the 1963 b is a Joseph w Barr note Joseph Barr was the secretary of treasury appointed by Lyndon b johnson who had the shortest term of only 28 days people began hoarding them because they thought it would be worth money but they kept on printing them and now they are only worth 2 to 5 dollar s depending on condition.
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Lot: 45 Rare year 2017 dollar bills. ALL state series “ A” on the obverse. ALL have the beginnings of an additional “O” next to Washington’s photo. If Washington’s photo was removed, you would see the complete “O” On the obverse under “Washington DC” under the “O” there are thirty-six small “spaces” where the gap should be but there are also eight “wide “spaces” and one space with no space and touching. On the reverse ALL 45 have the same small number “4” in the right corner. As to condition, most are near mint / mint. There are a handful ( perhaps 5) that appear to have been folded in the center. Starting bid: $20,000
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@@paulsawczyc5019 Yep it's become very bad and it's not just selling currency notes. I have seen a big drop off with everything. I know if I was in the customers position I would not just buy anything either if I even had extra money. It's very bad out there.
@Kali Southpaw Yep I hear you. Unless you find the right person you will be sitting on these for a long time. People all the time say these are worth money but to who? I mean it's a great hobby if you are into finding these in circulation because you think they are neat but that's about it. I watched this video because I wanted to find out what people are interested in so I could sell them maybe for precious metals. But unless it's an outstanding piece worthy of heritage auctions it's a very tough sell.
Hey just subscribed! Great video! Thanks for the info! ☺Was wondering where would a person take old miss matched pieces of Sterling silverware to sell and do they weigh it like they do gold and pay by the ounce??
Yep they do. If it's enough stuff, you could mail it to me. If not, I'd take it to a reputable Jewlery shop. Shop around at a few to get the best offer. Don't take less than 65% of the the value
NEVER mail your valuables to anyone that you don't know, in hopes that they will appraise your valuables and mail you a check. BEWARE - Once your valuables are packaged and leave your hands.....they are "at risk", anyone can claim them (illegally) as their own. 👮Good luck
Thank you for the video. I recently found some bills in my wallet where a digit in the serial number was not aligned properly and that got me interested in this topic.
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Is this actual money? Lile can we transfer it over to a bank account Or can we only spend it on this site?
@@pkerfire7215 you can only spend it on the site, but you can buy silver with it, so it’s basically free money
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Thank You very much for this and other video's you have posted! Nice of you to pass this along. Will definitely share and be watching more of your informative video's. And will have to give some of it a try!
You didn't mention star web's with fancy serial numbers.. worth a lot more money 🤑
I have a vending company and I’m always looking through my quarters for silver but never bother looking at my dollar bills... I will now thanks to your video! Thanks
You have to LISTEN for the silver coins. If you use an electric coin counter, you can hear them.
@@imjabroni1 so true!
Dang, that is what I want ,I really just want to look for theses treasures,been very lucky so far, check the numbers on the note as well,if any secuence pops up u must keep
Are you hiring???
Thanks for the vid. I have a made a few vids on rare coins. One monnaie de Paris. Mintage 359 only. Hit my name
I was just searching a stack of dollars for web and fancy notes. Have gone thru many completely forgetting about these notes, but last few searches have checked for them. No luck yet, but eventually... That example note was pretty darn nice! I found a few star notes and fancy notes, but have about 100 to go. Wish me luck! Thanks Silverpicker!
This is awesome! I live in Australia and we don't get much series pre 2003 series banknotes. But when i do i always look for those web press notes. i had been searching for them for years until i finally got one 3 months ago.
I've seen videos about this bill before. Never a more thorough and simple explanation.
Thank you so much! Glad you enjoyed the video!
I have a few star notes. One reflects the date in the serial number. Plus a blue silver certificate my grandmother gave me in the 70s. Plus a red silver certificate.
New subscriber! You got a big thumbs up from me! Awesome video! I am a Webb note historian as I fell in love with the whole Webb note experiment and this by far was the best video I’ve seen on you tube to date regarding this not so talked about topic. You forgot to mention the natick test paper fiasco of 76 (series 77) where Webb print style machinery was used as an efficiency experiment utilizing paper from Natick Labs instead of the regular paper previously used on all US currency. The machines supposedly had an error detection mechanism that failed and a boat load of notes were printed with the serial numbers and seals upside. By the time human eyes set eyes on the errors there were bricks already sent into circulation. (A brick of dollar notes contains 4000 units).
Short story long, notes from series 77 with or without error can be identified similarly to the Webb notes of 88A, 93 and 95. Easiest way to identify is looking at the back of the note, back plate number located on top right next to the word “trust” instead of the bottom right corner. So if you find any 77 series notes definitely keep an eye out for the natick test paper notes cuz they can be worth a pretty penny.
So glad you enjoyed it!! Thanks for the added info :)
awesome, thanks for sharing
The yellow seal silver Certificate is a North African WWII dollar. These were paid to America Soldiers fighting in North Africa, so that if they were captured by the enemy they could render that money obsolete. Same thing with the Hawaii overprint dollars
Informative video thanks
I am/was an avid web note collector and have a very large amount of web notes
They were only printed in one dollar notes
There was only one series of a star note
It was an F*
Depending on the front plate and back plate number combinations and the note condition determines the values
Some are very valuable
There are some errors as well
I might disagree with a couple of your statements but overall your presentation is well done and informative
Thanks
Much appreciated! Glad you enjoyed the video and super cool that you collect web notes!
I was about to ask which denomination were web notes printed. You said one dollar.
Thanks a lot. 👍🏽
@Everett White
Yes only $1 notes
Series 1988A, 1993 and 1995
There is one star note of the webs
A 1988A F*
The different block numbers and the front and back plate combination numbers can determine the values
Some bring more rare some being pretty common
They are getting pretty hard to find
Now but still out there.
I have found so many silver certificates working as a cashier at walmart. I have swapped for every one of them.
Are you serious? Thas wild!! I had no idea people would actually be spending those to this day, but some people have no idea what they're spending nor do they care, and that intrigues me so much because I won't even spend a quarter without looking it over 10 times lol...I just realized I need to get me a job as a cashier, and my collection costs will be cut in half, and I might find something that I didn't even know existed!
I just came from your Barr note video. The funny thing is that the 5th bill you show in this video is a Barr note. Apparently, it was before you knew what they are?
In this collecting world there are so many little things that make a big difference. Some you know some are wives tales but it is always good to try and learn more about it
For sure
Years ago my father had a big construction business and every week he had to do payroll. He got a brand new from the bank a $100 dollar bill. The thing was, how off the print was on the bill it goes almost to the edge of one side and on the other side probably over a 1/4 of a inch theres nothing printed on the other side. I had a neighbor he moved away but he took it to a show and somebody offered to buy it for $1500 hundred dollars. Because they said it's almost impossible for a bad print to go pass the computer screen.
Can you send me a pic on Instagram @thesilverpicker?
He was paying employees cash?
Wtf
7:38 for “what are they worth”
$4-$20 possibly $100 and rare specimens. Least likely but still attainable at 500-1k. So worth looking at.
Good info.... I got about 35 webnotes.... For $3 a piece extra fine condition.... 20 years ago... Some of them are pretty good
I’ve been collecting coins and some currency for years
I’ve had high grade notes and even 500 and 1000 dollar bills now and then
But I have never heard of web notes
Thank you for teaching me something new
What the hell was that when he said I dont know if you can see it on camera. He stretched the dollar upward with hi finger
Don I'll be 82 Sat 22nd. And I have never even seen a $500.00 or a $1,000 bill. Nor even a picture of one that I can recall anyway. I'll bet they were fun to have in your wallet. ??
@@vivianmadisonmahoney9457 They were actively available from banks until their issuance was discontinued in 1969. However, they still turned up now and then as customer deposits into the 1980's. And in point of fact $500 notes still turn up at banks although the occurrence is quite rare.
Thanks for the great video! I collect old notes, 1899 Black Eagles, Ed notes, funny backs, blue, red, gold certificates, and star notes as well. Thank you for your knowledge and great info. God bless...
How to spot silver and gold certificates
Had never even heard of a web note
Thanks for the education.
I found a blue seal silver certificate once in circulation. I worked as a cashier at Taco Bell and someone paid using it and they let me trade out a regular bill for it. 1935 E, uncirculated condition!
That's an awesome find!
If you found it at work it's been circulated
@@Silverpicker I have a old blue note I would love to no more about them
I would have happily traded a "regular bill" for that. I once worked at a place and had to ring somebody out because the lady that normally did it wasn't there on the later shift that day, and they paid using a $50 bill from 1950. Needless to say, I was SO glad I happened to have a 50 of my own on me to trade it out for, even though it was in fairly circulated condition. This was back in '96 when I was barely still yet a teenager, but I still have that bill.
The customer had it. He passed jt to you and it went into the till. Im sure uou had to wait till ur shift was over to trade if wen your till was counted for, so THAT *WAS CIRCULATED.*
Thank you I am a single mom of 3 kids and this extra helps alot. New Follower 🙂
I’m at work yesterday and I don’t know why but I said hey let me look at these bills real quick and I found my first ever star note...it’s a George Washington but to me it’s a Benji...I was so happy and I may just keep it forever and call it my lucky dollar...either way it made my day at work so pleasurable and it’s very hard to feel or say that these days
That's so awesome! Keep searching!
@@Silverpicker this is so crazy bro, it’s been 3days since I posted this and I received another star note tonight and it’s half the run print as the last one
I Give You Credit For Explaining In Great Detail Much Respect Sir Keep Up The Great Work
I enjoy your videos. You seem to know what you’re talking about and I love hearing about the history involved. Thanks!!
I love going through bills never found a web note but silver certificates come up decently.
Bro I'm so glad I found you I was looking through my wallet and noticed I have a 100 dollar bill from 1990 that's a web note that's crazy!
I work for the town sanitation and I find money in garbage all the time. About 7 years ago I was working and I thought a box into the back of the truck and I heard the sound of change. When I looked it was a box of letters from WWII and inside was a small bag with change of coins from the places he traveled through different countries during the war different types of coins. But I look a few coins online and a few website had different prices but great find.
It's so sad how outrageously wasteful American society is. Thankfully, you were there to rescue the priceless letters and coins.
That 63 note is very rare, it's a Joseph W. Barr note. He only served for one month. That's one to Keep. Great video.......
Wow, I just learned something new!! I love learning new things about coins and currency!!
He served for one month but the '63B series was printed for eight months as it took time for a new series to be engraved and reach the presses. As such, Barr notes are not all that rare because they were collected in large quantity between 1968 - 1970 as everyone at the time jumped on the band wagon expecting them to be rare.
Incidentally, series 1969 - 1969D are way more rare because they were printed for a short time but lacked the notoriety of the preceding Barr notes and weren't saved in quantity as a result.
I love finding out interesting things about old change and bank notes!
Recently discovered numismatics and as you can imagine I am hooked. Love history. Love archaeology. Loving this new yet historically significant world. Thank you!
Welcome to the club!
What are or is numismatics?
Looked it up and now I learned something.
@@paulaw3399
It's related to coins mainly.
Currency too.
Thanks for the vid. I have a made a few vids on rare coins. One monnaie de Paris. Mintage 359 only. Hit my name
Sure i subscribed clearly because you are very well spoken and polite. Well said young man.
Thank you so much, Christopher! Much appreciated
I have a few web notes that are in numerical order, in GREAT condition...think I'll hang onto them.
Idk why anyone wld complain I was pretty impressed when you said $4-20 or $5-$100! Even to quadruple ones money is fantastic for the low price of learning what to look for which you provided for free! Coffee money or even q weekend getaway if one was to do it every payday! Its kinda like gambling without the risk! Whats better than that?
Exactly! I was thinking, Hey, if I find 5 of these, and they're worth a buck and a quarter, it's worth the 5 minutes it'll take me to look. But $4?! Groovy!
@@keetrandling4530 Really! Think how many people will go to the trouble to look at the cap on the Coca-Cola brand drinks to get a song download! Why not just do a download of the RUclips video?
GREAT VIDEO SILVERPICKER!!! I just subscribed. I have no problem exchanging a dollar bill for 5 dollars, I had no idea about this but i'm going to be looking from now on!
I have a $20 bill from the early 80’s that was part of a recall. The ink was bad and flakes off when folded. My bill is uncirculated perfect. I tested the bills on either side of it in the serial number range, and the ink flaked off both. The bank teller told me that they were being recalled, so I asked to keep one. Been in a plastic holder since then.
That is really cool. What's the value on that you think?
Quick question...If you received the bill (and others apparently in numbers sequence) from your Bank teller and there was a recall on them, why would the teller give them to you, to begin with? Only to take them back from you?
Also, In my opinion...this would not be considered "uncirculated" condition. Maybe I just didn't understand your comment🙃🤔
I USED to have a 1977 $20 dollar bill, a 1969 $20, and a literally like-new perfect condition 1950 $20! (I gave them to my father for safekeeping, he being a bit of an amateur numismatist and all, but since his passing four years ago, I have not been able to locate any of those three! :( I really don't know what became of them....but, are they even worth anything? And, if so, how much?)
@@thisbandreallystix Yes they have collector value but it is hard to give an assessment without knowing the districts and serial numbers (being star notes would add value). If the 1950 $20 note is as like-new perfect as you describe, let's say it's worth around $30 +/-. But without more details it's hard to give a more accurate estimate.
You should check with the local banks to verify your father didn't have a safe deposit box.
Thank you for your info my dad passed away he was vice president of federal researve and i got alot pf stuff from him right from mint but i no longer have his help so i thank you for your videos
Wow that's so interesting. If you ever have questions about specific items, feel free to email me at thesilverpicker@gmail.com
Very informative THANK YOU
This showing up in my feed is PROOF THAT MY PHONE IS LISTENING TO ME ! 🤯
Hahaha I know that feeling, Jennifer :)
Very informative! Love your "get to the point" style! New subbie here! 😁💵💰💵🪙🪙🤘
Thanks so much VV!
I've also sold modern $1 star notes for $50+ Love the hidden value!
Great stuff! Sounds like you've got a great banknote source.
Just started this with coins and bills came up with ur channel I am so surprised, I have so many old coins am going to see ur videos.... Thanks
My old job was a produce/ice cream place. When I went to go get more ones for the register I noticed the strap of 50 was mostly all 1988a and a couple 1993 and 1995s and I’m like this is odd so I’ll keep them all. And I wound up needing money one time and was about to spend them but something told me not to. So a year later I learned about webnotes and checked them. Turns out I now have 50 webnotes and some are consecutive!! Crazy how I almost spent them.
Did you ever find out what they are worth?
@@paulaw3399 yes actually! Some are around $20 and some are Apparently $180? I believe
That's such a cool story!
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Where are the Monkeys?
Nice video, but you didnt mention where to sell online. Are there specific sites that people use that are looking for these notes? Do some sites seem to pay better than others?
You had a Barr note there also. I have that one not uncommon but people still collect and sell those too
Just got a 1953 red seal $2 bill at work. Not really worth anything, but it’s really cool
I would think that it would be. You may find a collector that would want it.
I bet it’s worth $2.00 at least! Lol.
Just checked all my old wad I’d $1 bills ... no web notes ... subscribed and 👍🏼 I do have a lot of silver Mexican coins that I have to have looked over .
I have some bills that I think are rather unique,but seeing that I haven't really got a clue,I'm hoping you can help out a "new-bee" !?
I have 4 $20.00 bills,*notes,that are in sequence. I've never sold on e-bay. Should these be listed individually or as the set of 4?
I also have 6 bills,one $1.00 and 5 $20.'s, that have fancy serial #'s. The dollar having 3-2s and 5-7's. One twenty has 4-1's an 4-2's and all 8 added equal 12.
If you were to find one, where do you sell it and what resources can you share where we can determine how rare that particular specimen is and it's worth so people are not taken advantage of?
Go to Ebay, and look at the common prices for these!
There's no estimated "worth" on these bills. They are simply worth, what someone's willing to pay/offer/bid. I recommend looking at "sold for" prices, on eBay.
Great video. Love the style. Very descriptive. Way better then other people's videos.
Are web notes including each denomination, or is it solely the dollar bill?
Aside from that, now I have something new to add to my collection, web notes, and that's awesome.
WEB NOTES are $1.00 (Dollar) Bills ONLY.
I adhered to a hare-brained, painless, savings scheme (that actually worked)from the mid 80s until about 2010 where, at the end of each day, any one dollar bills you find in your pocket, you set them aside. I had read about it in some old book. Turned out storage was a real problem, but we managed. Guess it’s time to start sifting lol.
Wow that's wild! I love the idea. However, I think you could make your money grow faster if at the end of the month you put it in a CD (at least) or even a mutual fund or something
I have some $2 and $1 old seal bills that also been cut short on one side, and a $1 bill that been double print about 3/4 in on right side of bill
Wait a minute.. Dollars are worth money?
Yea, about fifty cents.
Yes, but only 4 cents compared to 1913 dollars worth!
Boy if you knew
Apparently but to a very small group of collectors and they don't seem to have a big budget.
No they’re worth shillings
Wow very informative I just found a 1988 a 000 for first three digets and just so happens to be a star notes .I new it was cool but wow.just became a member thanx
There is a site that will tell you how rare that * note is. I found a 20.00 * note got to eventually place it on ebay.
That's awesome man! Welcome to the squad!
@@nelsontoondrawer7618 what site is that?
Silverpicker
Yio
8:07 is the timestamp for why you're really here. You are welcome.
Ernesto Gomez omg I’m like dude really😒. Thanks
Then why didn't you just Google it? I'm here to gain knowledge and thankful it was a great useful video, and was not seeking a quick answer to comment asswize to
Thank you, it's nothing short of obnoxious to spend the first 9 minutes of a 10 minute video doing nothing other than showing off a collection. Pure waste of time and ego and not what people who came here reading the title expected. I lost patience at about 6 minutes in without mention of the actual video topic and started skipping forward. Wish I'd seen this comment before wasting the time.
Just watch the video gaylord.
people have become so impatient these days. In a world where everything is instant, we feel like waiting is a burden, grow the fuck up, and learn something why dont you, you 10-ply dialtones.
Very nice.. I will be on the look for them... I have been collecting since 1970-71. Family emergency cost me the whole thing...
Right! What are your chances of finding one of these bills. Slim and forget it. Unless you handle a lot of money doing such a job.
Good explanation on a dollar web note thanks for the information the bank give me a new 2 dollar bills with star note about 20 of the bills in series how much do you think I can sell it for thanks again for good information
4000 to 10000
Very nice find
What u have a is a falling star...
These are worth $5000 to $10000 all day maybe more depending on how cool the number on the falling star is the smaller the better...
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Wow! We had no idea. Great info! We searched through a couple hundred singles a few weeks ago but we were looking only for Star notes (we only found one) and anything unusual. We will definitely keep an eye out for these from now on. Is there such a thing as a Star Web note???
William Mills Thanks for the education! ⭐️
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Very interesting video. Do you ever help someone by letting them know if a particular bill is worth selling and actually point them in the right direction. I’m holding on to a few bills because I think they might be worth more than face value but holding on to bills isn’t exactly where I am at this moment in time.
Absolutely. Feel free to send me some pics!
I too have some bills that I know are.worth something.
I have a 1.00 bill where the serial numbers are black on the bottom left and green on the right. I cannot find much info on it. Do you know anything about this? TIA.
I work as a cashier and ive seen a couple of these, now i know and will be pocketing these.
Ive just been getting star notes and old bills
@@JAB2010 by pocketing i mean switching regular dollar bills for ones worth more, not stealing lol
lsedanolg Glad you clarified lol.
Excellent information, & well done articulating it. Liked video & I subscribed.
I have a 1928E five dollar United State note do any know how much it worth
Like 24K! LOVE finding star notes when I do currency hunts!!
The price we will discuss privately I was told I had a very expensive set of Bill's so make me an offer
You were easy to listen to and you explained that well so my adhd brain had no trouble staying on track. Thanks for the informative video dude
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Thanks for sharing we’re new to coin collection. My latest note to my collection is a 1917 dollar Bill very cool note.
That's awesome! Love the 1917 series
You got a new subscriber dude. I dig videos like this, and bills are my new thing, "hobby" I guess I should say. Very helpful video, and im digging on your style. easy to watch and very professional. Hope you got that star note video done cuz im gonna look for that next. Ill let you know if its as good as this one.
I also created a short intro on collectible banknotes: ruclips.net/video/Mq1DlqkPHhE/видео.html
Silverpicker! Thank you, I learned something from you today and appreciate the knowledge!
Makes my day when someone learns from my videos. Thanks!
@@Silverpicker What is a Barr note? Have you ever done a video on the gold coins a Mint Master ran for himself and a few others after gold coins were to be melted down for funding our way out of the Great Depression? I think 9/11 was involved and the last one came back from the Arab world if I am remembering it correctly.
Shawn Jenkins I remember something about that. Only 9 in the world or some insanely small #
ANY thing helps these days.Appreciate the new info on the folding money . I had a ton of old Coinage alone with Silver bill all types Just always Remember If you think you Old Money is in place it's not safe! Get a masion jar and put it in dirt at lest THIS way if it gets gone is gone you don't know who has it I made a mistake letting grandpa keep it safe but oddly enough, the moment he got sick His house was broken into and wouldn't you no a peace of Crap "broke in and hit all the secret hiding spot" Sounds like I got took by a family member that thinks everything is his I'm sure he didn't ask if any one else had there stuff there.
That's life Your Stuff All your self can and will be taken hand over fist.Greed is a thing that show who people really are!
Intaglio printing isn't as you describe.. multiple passes aren't intaglio.
Stee engraved plates used under pressure to produce Raised Print is intaglio.
Front and back of US currency is intaglio printed.
The seal and serial number are over printed.
Really appreciate the clarification.
Thank you for the information I will keep a lookout for them
I thought I had a web note then he mentioned looking on the back and even though I have the series 1988 A with an interesting G and 4 x 7 as the numbers, on the back under the E is 203, so not all 1988A are the same
Thanks for the info...subbed. Question: how many do you figure are in circulation? Just a calculated guess would be appreciated!
Your content is done very well. Quick, to the point educated info that doesn't confuse or become boring. Great job!
ALOT.
Do these notes generally not last as long as regular notes? I remember a around this time period (late 80s early 90s) when I'd find an oddly large number of bills that have 'faded'.
Those bills were printed with the intaglio method, but they were using a different type ink than usual. It was meant to give the bills a rough texture that counterfeits made by color computer printers wouldn't have. Unfortunately, the ink could literally be scrapped off the bills which gave it the faded look you are describing.
Question- does this only pertain to tho One Dollar Bills ?... Thank You in advance 🤔
I just inherited a bunch of
Bicentennial Coins.
I would love to have them checked out
for value.
What is that weird flicker at 4:20? The one where he slides his finger up the bill and it looks like the left side of the dollar bill slides up and is replaced. It appears to be the same but....
is that why there were a lot of bills were off-center up and down or side to side, i thought those should have been mistakes
You missed one important part .... where and who buys these web notes ?
People on the internet
Web note self explainatory lmao
OK but we're on the web?
@@caytlinno1350 Ebay, Craigslist, Amazon all web.
Dwayne Weber We’re on the web too.
I have just about all gold seal, blue, red but not one web note or a Barr note. This was a very informative video and I can see why you have such great videos. You have the right length, great content. I was like #700. Great work Silverpicker. All the best ~ Shirl
I totally agree ✌💕
@@debbyr5707 He really has a great channel. :-)
I haven't really looked for web notes but have found 2 Barr notes in the wild
@@southsidediggers6905 That is awesome. I want a few!!!! :-)
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I thought you would talk about serial numbers. For example, I have a $5 bill with a serial number ending in 1111, which is a 1/10K chance.
I have several other videos on that topic :)
@@Silverpicker Thank you. Of course, we rarely use currency in daily life, but I have to use $5 bills to pay for transportation, and I've gotten into the habit of looking at them. I saw an auction that included web bills, and for the first time in my life, I knew what they were. I see your post about fancy serial numbers; have to watch it. I think 1/10K is pretty amazing but don't know whether it's worth anything.
I'm almost 60 and been pulling the silver certificates out of circulation since I was 6. It's been about 2 years since I found one and 5 years ago my wife accidental took 10 and paid for a pizza.
Could it be possible to cycle your money from larger notes to one's on a cycle, if so is there similar value in larger notes as well?
what happened at 4:21 in the video its like it smoked a joint
I watched 4:21 ten times. Weird. Like the bill has a sliding top. WTF?. A tear in the matrix. Trick magic dollar. Witch craft? Fugetaboudit.
Dude I saw it too. Couldn't be a glitch because the whole screen didn't glitch just the his hand and the whole top left corner of the bill--i never seen that before and have watched thousands of RUclips vids
Where and how do I sell them? Also, thank you. I liked it👍
eBay, Craigslist, local coin clubs, coin shows, Facebook marketplace, etc
the 1963 b is a Joseph w Barr note Joseph Barr was the secretary of treasury appointed by Lyndon b johnson who had the shortest term of only 28 days people began hoarding them because they thought it would be worth money but they kept on printing them and now they are only worth 2 to 5 dollar s depending on condition.
I like the way you really explain what you are sharing. Thank You 😊
Thanks Linda!
Um, sorry if I'm dense on this subject, but how / where does one sell something like this?
eBay
My thought exactly.
My question is who or where do you sell them once found. Looking for honest; buyer.
Thanks
People collect them, and some try and sell them themselves. You can easily sell them online via eBay (below value) and they will sell quick
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Wow i don't know how i got to this site. Very interesting. Thank you for the information. I will look in to it. Thank you.
Lot:
45 Rare year 2017
dollar bills.
ALL state series “ A” on the obverse.
ALL have the beginnings of an additional “O” next to Washington’s photo. If Washington’s photo was removed, you would see the complete “O”
On the obverse under “Washington DC” under the “O” there are thirty-six small “spaces” where
the gap should be but there are also eight “wide “spaces” and one space with no space and touching.
On the reverse ALL 45 have the same small number “4” in the right corner.
As to condition, most are near mint / mint. There are a handful ( perhaps 5) that appear to have been folded in the center. Starting bid: $20,000
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I found blue seals in circulation many times I even found A red seal two dollar bill in circulation once
I have had no luck trying to sell paper currency on eBay for any price. Sequence number notes, old currency, star notes etc. No one ever buys.
Everything is hard to sell - people don't have extra money.
@@paulsawczyc5019 Yep it's become very bad and it's not just selling currency notes. I have seen a big drop off with everything.
I know if I was in the customers position I would not just buy anything either if I even had extra money. It's very bad out there.
@Kali Southpaw Yep I hear you. Unless you find the right person you will be sitting on these for a long time.
People all the time say these are worth money but to who? I mean it's a great hobby if you are into finding these in circulation because you think they are neat but that's about it.
I watched this video because I wanted to find out what people are interested in so I could sell them maybe for precious metals. But unless it's an outstanding piece worthy of heritage auctions it's a very tough sell.
That comment was just plain rude.
@@kathyshelton9708 He must have been drunk when he wrote that.
Dude I didn't realize I had 2 $1 bills in my wallet
Now I'm $2 richer! Yay!
Love your presentation!
Just stumbled on this RUclips channel.
I subscribed because I collect some monies.
This will help me to search for these things.
Thanks!
Hey just subscribed! Great video! Thanks for the info! ☺Was wondering where would a person take old miss matched pieces of Sterling silverware to sell and do they weigh it like they do gold and pay by the ounce??
Yep they do. If it's enough stuff, you could mail it to me. If not, I'd take it to a reputable Jewlery shop. Shop around at a few to get the best offer. Don't take less than 65% of the the value
NEVER mail your valuables to anyone that you don't know, in hopes that they will appraise your valuables and mail you a check. BEWARE - Once your valuables are packaged and leave your hands.....they are "at risk", anyone can claim them (illegally) as their own. 👮Good luck
Thank you for the video. I recently found some bills in my wallet where a digit in the serial number was not aligned properly and that got me interested in this topic.
🕵 That's unique! Good luck
The sirens in the back ground has thinking the police was coming to confiscate the webnotes
Just came across your channel in my new search period And I am now a new subscriber. Thank you for the knowledge
Thanks Jodi!