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natescoins2005
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I have 2 1953 red seal star note two dollar bills both are uncirculated and in sealed plastic cases. I'm too cheap to buy a book, and too dumb to do a search. Anybody give me an estimate please. Thank you
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<< <i>I have 2 1953 red seal star note two dollar bills both are uncirculated and in sealed plastic cases. I'm too cheap to buy a book, and too dumb to do a search. Anybody give me an estimate please. Thank you
Star notes sell for a little more and a true "67" is somewhat scarce but definitely not rare.
<< <i>I'm too cheap to buy a book, and too dumb to do a search. >>
Did you go to Faber College?
Great transactions with oih82w8, JasonGaming, Moose1913.
As for onlybuffalo's response..."A gem new "67" (not a star note) graded by a major TPG can be easily found for $50 or so. Lesser grades are abundant. A new note that is not in a major TPG holder sells for under $10 - but be aware many/most notes sold as new that are not holdered by a major TPG are not new.
Star notes sell for a little more and a true "67" is somewhat scarce but definitely not rare."
Don't believe everything you read, as TPGs are not as accepted in the currency world as they are in the world of coins. Small size $2s in the higher New grades can easily be found raw, and the absence of a TPG holder means little. A majority of small size notes, even in Gem New, are so inexpensive having them slabbed is a waste of money...unless you plan on fleecing some newbie on ebay.
Oh, and come on over to the currency forum!
RJ