MISMATCHED SERIAL# STAR NOTE
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MISMATCHED SERIAL# STAR NOTE
WHAT WOULD YOU THINK A ...2 NUMBER MISMATCHED STAR NOTE...1988A 1$..GRADED PMG58..WOULD BE WORTH......THANK YOU
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Daniel
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Re: STAR NOTE
You got me on this one. Don't know much about mismatched number values combined with a star. If the seller isn't asking a fortune and not over-hyping how rare it is then he's probably asking a fair market value for it.
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Re: STAR NOTE
I do not think they are that common. But don't overpay, if it was super rare it would be in a stacks type auction.
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Re: STAR NOTE
man, i have a ton of $1 & $5 silver certificates and $2 & $5 red seal notes and over half of all of them are star notes,even have some in 10 to 20 consecutive serial #'s ,all range from VF-mint/crisp,was just wondering what you mean by the 2 numbered thing?
Re: STAR NOTE
THE SERIAL NUMBERS DON'T MATCH---ONE HAS TWO DIFFERENT NUMBERS---HERE'S A LINK TO ONE ON EBAY---http://www.ebay.com/itm/2001-1-PMG-MS65 ... 51d9527---
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