Are these worthy?
Flynn
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Flynn
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Flynn
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Keep the repeater 49784978 and spend the others. Hard to say what the repeater is worth with all the circulation but it should be saved none the less.
Agreed, keep the third and spend the rest !!!
indeed keep the third one and spend the rest.
What they said. Keep looking. Peace Roy
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Spend them all, in my opinion.
Collecting small-size star notes.
Mishawaka, IN
Even if the repeater is considered too worn to be worth anything (which I am not sure is the case), keep it, and send it to Jack Lew to be autographed above his printed signature. Not sure what that would be worth (normally you want to use CU notes for autographs) but it has to be worth more than the $2 you'd have in it. ($1 face value plus two 50 cent stamps for the letter to and from).
No sure what the going rate is for signed bills (by the Treasurer or Sec. of the Treasury) but it is a lot more than the cost of a new hill that you got at the bank or ATM, plus the postage to send each way. For $2 or so total I have gotten lots of bills signed by the respective Treasurer or Sec. of the Treasury.
Collecting these is a niche hobby but an active one. When you have to start buying older bills to send it can get a little pricey, but for newer bills that are still available in CU condition at face value, it is a no brainer to buy a few stamps and increase the value of the bill ten or twenty-fold. It is like printing money.