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RedneckHB

Anyone about these? $1 1957B series.

Complete booklet. Look to be all crisp unc.

air4mdc

I have seen something similar. Back in the late 70's a local manufacturing firm had them made and handed them out to employees for a special company occasion. They were two-dollar bills (maybe a qty. of twenty of so) all in sequential order with a gum seal holding them together like a checkbook. I still have it.

Steve_in_Tampa

Very cool. I kinda collect these. I’d love to have a book of Silver Certificates.

I have several books of 1963A $1 FRNs and a book of 2009 $2 FRNS.

sellitstore

If you have access to packs of new currency, it's pretty easy to perfect bind them.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=GFbgW0r7uXw

RedneckHB

@Steve_in_Tampa said:
Very cool. I kinda collect these. I’d love to have a book of Silver Certificates.

I have several books of 1963A $1 FRNs and a book of 2009 $2 FRNS.

Thanks. I thought maybe for a gift giving or promotion.

Any added value over CU silver certs?

RedneckHB

@sellitstore said:
If you have access to packs of new currency, it's pretty easy to perfect bind them.
https://youtube.com/watch?v=GFbgW0r7uXw

Thanks. They are already bound.

sellitstore

I meant that anyone can make them if you like them.

No, they aren't worth more bound. As collectibles, gluing the edge is something that would reduce the value rather than enhance it.

Steve_in_Tampa

I consider them a numismatic novelty.
Modern versions are available on eBay with an affordable premium over face value, whereas a pack of SC’s, like the OP posted above are worth more. Just the fact that no one spent them this many decades later, is kinda cool.

sellitstore

This one appears to have be put together by the BEP.