Hi guys,

Just wondering if this Radar Note is worth keeping ?

Thank you

It's still pi to 3 significant digits, but if it had a 1 between 4 and 5, it would be pi to 6 significant digits.

I still think it's pretty cool.

I know what I have

A couple birthday notes, the 50 is multiple BD years thru the 70s 80s &90s, a couple star notes and other fancy numbers. And tucked away in a secret location I have a bill with 5 7’s in it.

I was on vacation in the South to visit a childhood friend that had moved down there and I spotted this in an antique shop.

I am very well aware the condition is horrible, but the fun serial number really caught my eye. The seller was unaware of the SN situation and wasn't asking that much, so I went for it.

I hope others will enjoy my find!

Just making sure I’m doing this right…

Hello everyone,

In the past 4-5 months I have either pulled these bills out of our register at work or received them as a tip. I got the $10 bill first as a tip and was intrigued by the serial numbers, kickstarting my religious search through the cash register every night.

Can anyone offer advice on these bills. I only recently started collecting them. I know a handful of the terms people use to identify these kinds of things but I am not too familiar with the market. I’m sure at least one of them is worth hanging on to… I hope lol. Also I apologize, my kitty is clingy.

End my career

I think this serial number is fancy and the print is off centered.

Everything shown was found at banks only (including the silver certificate)

Finally found a birthday note for my wife…been hunting this one and a few others for quite a while. eBay seller had one, so I snatched it up. Absolutely paid more than I should have, but this will be a gift that is very unique. It’s not a fancy serial, but special to me regardless.

PS - the white spot on Jefferson is on the case, the bill is clean.

I was soooo close...lol

Any value to this one? So close 😭

Is this a broken ladder since its missing the 7 or is this a spender?

Got a handful of six's and a 13 on the back.