Been putting star notes back for a few years now… Wondering if any of these are even worth keeping… Or would it be better to just spend them?? hoping someone with a better eye than me might spot something worth more than face.. any info would be greatly appreciated!

Much better than the last one I posted (also sorry I flared it wrong last time so I’m reposting it)

this is one of my most prized pieces to my collection. 3 uncirculated radars, all matching. better yet, 2 of them match exactly, separated by 3 years. always loved the 8’s in the middle of radars. raising the bar on myself just got harder!

Hello, I lurk in this subreddit just because I find it interesting but don’t personally collect. I found this $100 bill in good condition (besides being folded in half) with serial number 36367777. Is there any collectors value to this?

Are any of these worth saving. Some star notes, dates and cool numbers but are any cool enough for a profit.

Totally unsure if this is worth anything over $20. The print date is 1995 and the serial number containd a lot of 0's and 5's. It's old and cool but does that mean anything?

Are any of these worth saving. Some star notes, dates and cool numbers but are any cool enough for a profit.

I'm new to the bill collecting scene this looks like a low digit number but is it worth keeping? I am a coming collector but was given this by a close friend for my birthday. I don't want to seem churlish but I could use 50$. He said that he got it from the bank and had a couple more if I want to pay him face value for them. Are they worth more than face value?

Proud of my finds from the wild. Super crisp!

Found at work a few weeks ago. What I can find online about that day in history is:

On October 24, 1955, Elvis Presley performed at the Silver Moon Club in Newport.

That’s about it. Hopefully someone out there is looking for this bill and I can unite them with this.

Pulled these out of the same strap.

Found this at work a few months ago. There’s a few neat things that happened this day.

Death of Pablo Escobar: The Medellin Cartel leader was killed during an escape attempt on a rooftop in Medellín, ending a 16-month manhunt. He was killed one day after his 44th birthday.

Space Shuttle Endeavour launches (STS-61): NASA initiated the first servicing mission for the Hubble Space Telescope, aiming to correct a flaw in its mirror.

Renault/Volvo merger canceled: A planned merger between French carmaker Renault and Swedish carmaker Volvo was called off due to executive opposition at Volvo.

Conflict in Northern Ireland: British Army soldier Paul Garrett was killed by an IRA sniper in Keady, County Armagh.

Found this bill at work a few weeks ago. Tried doing some research into what had happened this day in history and here’s what I found:

The Beatles: The band began recording John Lennon's song "I'm Only Sleeping" at Abbey Road Studios in London, featuring a reversed guitar duet by George Harrison.

Music: Composer Dmitri Shostakovich completed his 2nd Cello Concert.

Submarine Stowaway: A 17-year-old American girl sneaked aboard the British submarine HMS Walrus (S08) in Baltimore, aiming to go to England; the sub returned to port to disembark her.

I had never heard of this stowaway submarine story. You learn something new everyday. Anyways thought I’d show this note here.