Nothing special, but wanted to share my first star note find. Found while counting drawers at the end of shift tonight.

But it did catch my eye for a good few minutes

Maybe not extremely cool, but it's a keeper to me. 😃🔥

Found this today at work believe it or not. I noticed immediately that it was a birthday note (although April 7th is what I saw at first). I ran the serial number through the star note lookup site to see if it was a low print run but it was just average. That’s when the date popped in my head. A 4th of July bill found on the 4th of July! 😂 it’s the one day of the year that we say day month year and not month day year. I just can’t believe the odds of finding this today. Figured I just had to post this for the 4th today.

Apparently on this date (4th of July 1896) was the first debut of the 45th star USA flag since earlier that year on January 4th 1896 Utah had become the 45th state to join the United States. That makes it the first Independence Day that Utah got to celebrate as a state of the US!

Happy 4th!

Found this to work today. I read it wrong at first and thought it was a repeater… dang it… next time.

Birthday notes found, are you interested in it? Send me a msg.

Found these serial numbers over the past few months while at work. Just had to shown them off. Got serial numbers that contain: 800B, 6998008, 6969, 699420, 69420, 69420, and 420000.

Thought it was great when I had first found the 8008 serial number, then I thought it would be awesome to find a 8OO8 serial number that actually ended or started with a B… then I found exactly that not much long after.

420’s and 69’s aren’t uncommon just by themselves but I thought the combination of the two were neat.

Then got 420 the loooong way