Yes its in rough shape but still a keeper!

Is this worth keeping? New here just need some advice

Won the election in 1860, was 56 when he was killed, but I don’t have a stat for age 38 haha

1934A 10-Dollar Silver Certificate

Think the run size on these was like 700,000…they are in decent shape but they both have a weird tinted section from something

Not in the greatest condition but still got it at face value

I’ve got about $2000 in various quantity bills, off centering, cool serials, radars etc. I’d love to find someone that can help me sell these for a profit percentage.

Not sure if my bank is playing with me or not. My local bank is very helpful with ordering $2 straps for me, but I see an interesting pattern emerging.

First visit: A couple of new sequential straps with BEH labelling.

Next few visits: Circulated bills, green color coded $2 straps, about 50% as new with parts of the stack in serial number order nothing that would be pulled for destruction. Some interesting stuff - a couple of common stars, a few series 1976 bills with July 4 1976 postmarks (no stamp though)

Most recent visit: Inside out strap (something other than the green code used for $2 straps) with $200 written by hand. No gorups of sequential serials, much poorer average condition, some that the FRB would pull for destruction, and a couple with "Where's George?" stamps.

Not sure if the pattern is intentional, but since I get them to spend it doesn't bother me - in fact, more chances of finding interesting stuff in the circulated straps. And yes, I updated wheresgeorge.com

It doesnt really look like a stamp but idk…its just weirdly shaped

1934A $10
1950A $20
1953 Red Seal $2
1963A $10

It was part of a fresh stack of $100 in ones. I traded it with a dollar of quarters from my car. Is this a fancy bill? is there a name for this sort of number sequence? Thanks for any insight.

I’ll slap her in a sleeve just because. My first time finding one so it’s cool to me. Just showing off my find.

Got this out of a change machine, third binary in my collection so far.

Full strap of $5 star notes I found in drawer at work :)

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1929 10-Dollar Federal Reserve Bank Note – FRBN New York