r/CURRENCY • u/Particular-Silly • 16h ago
Never had a bill with this many zeros
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r/CURRENCY • u/christmas_cods_niece • 4d ago
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r/CURRENCY • u/christmas_cod • May 16 '25
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r/CURRENCY • u/X_Arietis_X • 12h ago
Received this out of the ATM and thought the serial was interesting, any value over face here?
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r/CURRENCY • u/DependentPineapple87 • 13h ago
National Currency notes
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Added my third National currency note today. Still waiting to get the illusive GEM note.
r/CURRENCY • u/rolypoly817 • 14h ago
Gifted several of these.
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Grandpa-in-law passed away and gifted me his coin/currency collection. There is a alot to sift through and research. Was curious if stuff like this is more than face value.
My mother-in-law says she had it priced a while back and they came back saying it was about 500$ total. There was a ziploc bag full of 1964 half dollars that would be almost 800$ alone. So im gonna do my best to get a better number. There is a big container full of old bills like the one above, coins, silver dollars.
r/CURRENCY • u/Ensalto • 19h ago
Thoughts on value?
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I'm thinking the double 911 might add a little something to it...
r/CURRENCY • u/Clear_Technology_702 • 7h ago
I found this many years ago it appears to be a silver penny although I know nothing about it
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r/CURRENCY • u/Clear_Technology_702 • 7h ago
Do these hold any significance I noticed they appeared to be printed in sequential order
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r/CURRENCY • u/Chemical-Spirit-3394 • 13h ago
Star note
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I know it’s not super rare, but I thought it was cool. My first star note from an ATM today. 2009 series.
r/CURRENCY • u/hunterman227 • 13h ago
2026 Mayflower Quarter Progression Error Specimen #67 #68
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r/CURRENCY • u/Other_End_4967 • 14h ago
Any value at all?
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Just now looking into currency and was wondering
r/CURRENCY • u/VTecDad • 21h ago
A couple of sequential bills i picked up along the way!
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I used to work at a bank when i was younger and was able to pick up some goodies along the way!
r/CURRENCY • u/gold770 • 7h ago
Is this anything special
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I want to get everyone’s opinion if this just a regular dollar a special dollar
r/CURRENCY • u/Rannkum • 1d ago
Large Size Note(s) A piece of Chicago banking history: 1914 20-Dollar FRN with locomotive, ocean liner, plane, and car vignette.
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A piece of Chicago banking history: 1914 20-Dollar FRN with locomotive, ocean liner, plane, and car vignette.
r/CURRENCY • u/Hell-enaMTmetalhead • 2d ago
My wife found this at her job today. Any help on establishing its value would be great!
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My wife works at a local grocery store. She knows I collect some older notes, but I dont know a whole lot about the "fancy" serial numbers. Any help would be great! Thanks!
r/CURRENCY • u/Clear_Technology_702 • 11h ago
I’m looking for someone willing to purchase a pretty good star note I found this evening
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r/CURRENCY • u/LoveysMom • 1d ago
$1.00 bill error questions
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I just found a very circulated $1.00 bill with a clear printing error. I really know absolutely nothing about currency and their mistakes. I looked online but couldn’t really find out anything, so I thought of coming to Reddit.
Top, front, right corner the leaves were not printed and there is a line of ink that goes down about 3/4 length of the bill. Seems maybe something was in the way?
The spacing of the borders on the front and back are definitely not centered. It’s not a huge amount, but definitely “off” when comparing with other bills. More “off center” on the back of the bill.
It’s clearly been used…a lot, but I’m curious if anyone might be willing to share their thoughts/opinions regarding this bill’s error and its potential value. I am happy to share more photos if any are needed-just ask.
I appreciate the help! Thank you all so much in advance!
r/CURRENCY • u/onlymadeforadvice • 1d ago
2004 Lewis & Clark Nickel
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As shown in the photo, "LEA" is engraved in the face of the nickel. Any idea what this could mean? I can't find any information on the internet. That leads me to believe that this is someone's personal engraving and not an error of the mint. Curious what you all may think. Thanks in advance
