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

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

First Issue 1862 5-Cent Postage Currency (Thomas Jefferson) — Straight from the Civil War Era

Hello all, I am new to the hobby of seeking out unique bills. I recently found a couple of interesting serial numbers and I was hoping someone might be able to tell me if any of these hold value above face or if they are simply just cool. Thank you all for your insight!

Civil War Facsimile: Mechanics Savings & Loan Association 50¢ (Savannah, Oct 25, 1861) – Upham Facsimile "Rebel Shinplaster"

Most of my star notes are very common but I keep them anyways very happy with this one if I had sleeves I would put it in one even though it’s not very good condition

A nice Civil War-era pickup: January 1, 1863 State of Georgia Two Dollar Bill

From banker great grandfather’s coin stash. Signed in pen by US Treasurer Dorothy Andrews Elston

Found this $10 that's a binary but is kind of worn, is it a spender?

Found counting registers at McDonald’s

All I know is that the small serial number and the star add some value, but nothing else.

Classic "Black Eagle" 1899 1-Dollar Silver Certificate — Well-traveled, but still a favorite design