One more 1,000 (pics) Best finds yet!!

[JasonB]

Perfect, AU 2006 radar!!
1963 B - Barr note!! (shortest Sec. Treasury - served 28 days)
-Star notes
-1974 crisp
-Some 1980's

Anyone watch this board or am I on my own here?

 

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[davest]

those are very nice. Some of us have to work for a living and don't get a chance to get on the puter throughout the day.

I had a teller give me a 1938 silver certificate the other day. Twas nice getting somethng like that at face value.

 

[JasonB]

those are very nice. Some of us have to work for a living and don't get a chance to get on the puter throughout the day.

I had a teller give me a 1938 silver certificate the other day. Twas nice getting somethng like that at face value.

I was joking. I knew I'd take some sh%t for that one.

Thanks for the reply.

 

[AU24K]

Nice Barr note!
Scott

 

[HolyDiver]

Nice finds. I have been looking for my first radar for a while, they are harder to find than you think.

 

[JasonB]

I agree. I went through 6,000 $1 notes to find that one. It was nice and very crisp, very few light bends or folds, so it was worth it.

I've found a few that were torn and really well circulated. That's a little less fulfilling.

 

[DrDetector]

I watch this board but have been travelling a lot this summer. Glad to see you have been searching $1s. Some interesting finds can be had for sure.

FYI no such thing as a 1938 silver certificate. Most likely a 1935.

 

[Monty]

I don't knwo the first thing about currency so I haven't paid much attention to it. Other than the Barr note, they all look alike to me? Pardon my ignorance. M nty

 

[JasonB]

Monty, the others are 'star notes'. Google it. It's just as much fun as CRHing.

JasonB

 

[davest]

you're right, my mistake, was a 1935E series. I apologize profusely.

 

[twinsrule]

on the 74, do you keep anything before 1990, or only if its in crisp condition? Same question about the 80s.