This is the third Where's George? dollar I found. It is also one of the dirtiest bills I ever got. I have said before how much I dislike the over-stamping of money. Especially the Where's George? community who become obsessive and ruin hundred of thousand of notes. Often these notes are handled so much that they break down faster and get grimy.
TRACK
ME AT
WWW.
WHERES
GEORGE
.COM
Track this bill at www.WheresGeorge.com
This bill was first defaced on September 10, 2011 in Cranford, NJ. I was the first person to report this bill at the site. The person who defaced this note is a bit obsessed with stamping notes as many others on the site. Here's the stats:
| Bills Entered: | 11,569 | Hit Rate: | 10.07% |
| Bills with Hits: | 1,165 | Total Hits: | 1,315 |
| Days of Inactivity: | 3 | George Score: | 1,024.11 |
| Wilds Found: | 42 | Overall Rank: | 1,919 |
| State Rank (New Jersey) | 59 | State Percentile : | 98.60 |
The person is an older guy and I will not show the serial number. Although I do not like this game I will not ruin it for others.
Here's the original stats...
Type/Country: 1 Dollar / United States
Year: 2006
Date Printed: September 2009
Printings: 96,000,000
Run: 3rd from B12800000M -B19199999M
Value: $1.00 in this shape
P.S. If I ever find a rare note that was stamped I will release all the covered serial numbers this way the game is ruined.
P.P.S. My experiment with using cash to pay a bill instead of e-pay resulted only in the ugly note above.
Do you have a currency note and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
I have 1950 $10 and $20 bills
ReplyDeleteSerial for 10
L16950874C
L22930716C
L22835100C
All with B below 1950
Flat and pretty crisp
Serial for 20
L91223557B
L96318430B
Both with B below 1950
One with top border thinner than bottom boarder
Flat
Can you share an estimated value?
Dave
1950 $10 and $20 bills
ReplyDeleteSerial for 10...All with B below 1950
L16950874C about $20.00
L22930716C about $20.00
L22835100C about $20.00
Flat and pretty crisp
Serial for 20...Both with B below 1950
L91223557B about $25.00
L96318430B about $25.00
One with top border thinner than bottom boarder
--No extra value.
Flat
I absolutely hate the Where's George bills. I know some people who think that the government are the ones who print the Where's George stamps.
ReplyDeleteI absolutely hate the Where's George bills.
ReplyDeleteAgreed, it just seems disrespectful.
It is very unfortunate that there are people who like to overly stamp our dollar bills. It is just disrespectful since these bills are bank notes and therefore should be handled with utmost care. Though the where's George bill is not that popular, still proper handling must be practiced.
ReplyDeleteI have a 1935F Silver Certificate with the Serial # X 96933398 I. What does the X & I signify and does this bill have any value beyond the face value? It is in very nice condition and still feels crisp, but has been in circulation.
ReplyDelete1935F Silver Certificate with the Serial # X 96933398 I. What does the X & I signify and does this bill have any value beyond the face value? It is in very nice condition and still feels crisp, but has been in circulation.
ReplyDeleteAbout $4.00, the X-I is just normal parts of the serial number.
In these older notes they started with A-A and just kept going until Z-Z.
Of course that is different now but it holds no extra value.
I don't report the Where's George notes I find and I have yet to visit that site. Thanks to people like me who don't report the notes, they have lots of gaps in knowing where each note has been.
ReplyDeleteSince notes from the past 50 years are quite common and inexpensive I guess they are not doing too much detriment to collectors. I doubt though that they would have any sense when it comes to older notes, and star notes.
Thanks to people like me who don't report the notes, they have lots of gaps in knowing where each note has been.
ReplyDelete--I thought of that but since it is an obsession they do not stop. I tend to leave a comment on that site like "defaced" or "damaged".
I figure the only way to ruin there game is publish the numbers and have everyone enter numbers.
I doubt though that they would have any sense when it comes to older notes, and star notes.
--They know somewhat but they don't care, they think it is funny and clever to stamp all notes.
I was recently paid for an item in old one dollar bills. Years and serial numbers are as follows:
ReplyDelete1935G C56524886J
1935f Z08646844I
1957 Z55775204A
1957 V49396773A
1957A Q25126091A
1957A N11492339A
1957A K78087847A
1957B R29573166A
Could you please tell me the value. Thanks
one dollar bills
ReplyDelete1935G C56524886J about $5.00
1935f Z08646844I about $4.00
1957 Z55775204A about $2.50
1957 V49396773A about $2.50
1957A Q25126091A about $2.50
1957A N11492339A about $2.50
1957A K78087847A about $2.50
1957B R29573166A about $2.50
I have a 1981 dollar bill that I am told is not a fake, but is smaller than normal. Measures 5 3/8 inches by 2 3/8 inches. My dad received this as change from a store sometime in the 80's. Have you ever seen this and is it worth anything. Serial number is G32961580C .
ReplyDelete1981 dollar bill that I am told is not a fake, but is smaller than normal. Measures 5 3/8 inches by 2 3/8 inches. My dad received this as change from a store sometime in the 80's. Have you ever seen this and is it worth anything. Serial number is G32961580C
ReplyDeleteIt happens either it was shrunk during the wash or cut short.
No extra value.
100 banded $1 F star notes Atlanta Georgia A little 2 (6) 2003A Snow and Cabral ,,,Five consective star $20 2004 J10 Fed Res System,,,
ReplyDelete100 banded $1 F star notes Atlanta Georgia A little 2 (6) 2003A Snow and Cabral ,,,
ReplyDelete--About $2.50 each but depends on serial number, at least one should be given)
Five consective star $20 2004 J10 Fed Res System,,,
--About $25.00 each
Serial number starting F10433001
ReplyDeleteand ending 10433100 100 banded $1 F star notes Atlanta Georgia A little 2 (6) 2003A Snow and Cabral ,,,
Thanks don't know much about this didn't know how much info is need. Thanks Much
Serial number starting F10433001
ReplyDeleteand ending 10433100 100 banded $1 F star notes Atlanta Georgia A little 2 (6) 2003A
That's good usually just date, denomination, and serial number.
These are about $15.00 each they were made in less amounts and have a little more value in high grade than most star notes.
Actually you are wrong.WHERES GEORGE has many collectors and we save low prints star notes.We are normal collectors we(many) save old style and rare/ interesting serial numbers.I AM A GEORGER AND I COLLECT MONEY.
ReplyDeleteWe are normal collectors we(many) save old style and rare/ interesting serial numbers.
ReplyDeleteI see in your forum that some Georgers do pay attention to rarity.
That said this is not normal collecting. True collectors would never willing damage or mark something even if it had no current extra market value.
I live in a big city and I know tagging and graffiti when I see it this is no different.
I have 1 dollar bill that had a major alignment error. it was cut with the bottom of one bill and the top of another with two different serial nombers is it counterfeit or is it worth something? The serial numbers are A99968685E and A99973685E it is a crisp and in good condition.
ReplyDelete1 dollar bill that had a major alignment error. it was cut with the bottom of one bill and the top of another with two different serial nombers is it counterfeit or is it worth something? The serial numbers are A99968685E and A99973685E it is a crisp and in good condition.
ReplyDeleteNo extra value.
This was from an uncut sheet that you can buy from the government. Someone cut it at home to look like an error.
So it is real just a fake error.
Note
ReplyDeleteSeries
Seal
$1 1963 * Green
$2 1953 Red
$2 1953 A Red
$2 1976 Green
$2 1976 Green
$2 1976 ** Green
$5 1950 B Green
$5 1950 E Green
$5 1969 Green
$5 1969 A Green
$5 1969 C Green
$100 1966 A Red
hey not sure if my first post went through but these are uncirculated and i do not have the serials right now but was hoping you could ball park them
Yes 1st comment went through.
ReplyDeleteuncirculated
$1 1963 * Green about $5.00
$2 1953 Red about $12.00
$2 1953 A Red about $12.00
$2 1976 Green about $3.50
$2 1976 Green about $3.50
$2 1976 ** Green about $7.00
$5 1950 B Green about $15.00
$5 1950 E Green about $15.00
$5 1969 Green about $10.00
$5 1969 A Green about $10.00
$5 1969 C Green about $10.00
$100 1966 A Red about $600.00
hey for an uncirculated
ReplyDelete$2 bill 1976 does the value increase for the I&J series bills?
uncirculated
ReplyDelete$2 bill 1976 does the value increase for the I&J series bills?
Yes,
on average I-A is about $7.00,
on average J-A is about $8.00
I have a 1995 1 dollar bill that has a security strip from a 20 dollar bill stuck to the outside of the face of the bill in the same place that it should be on a 20 dollar bill. Is this an error? I can't figure out how someone would get this silver strip out of another bill. Any thoughts?
ReplyDelete1995 1 dollar bill that has a security strip from a 20 dollar bill stuck to the outside of the face of the bill in the same place that it should be on a 20 dollar bill. Is this an error? I can't figure out how someone would get this silver strip out of another bill.
ReplyDeleteIt is quite easy to remove the security strip and glue it on something else.
Some people did this years ago hoping that a machine would take the $1 bill and read it as a $20. Of course this does scam does not work.
The same scammer would then use the $20 in person hoping the cashier does not notice the missing strip.
How much is my bill worth serial number F27873817H..2009 great condition...my email,terrymason1089@gmail.com
ReplyDeleteAee these bills gonna be wortg something
ReplyDeleteTengo un dos billetes de 5 dólares con la cerie G79741968D
ReplyDeleteOtro L26024005F anvos de 1995 gracias