The latest series for the ten dollar notes although 2009-A notes exist so far they have only released hundred dollar bills and nothing less. Probably soon they will issue new ten dollar notes but now is your opportunity to get high grade crisp tens from your change at face value.
As you can see below the security strip and the watermark are on the right side. Those are just two of the many security features common on modern notes.
Orange sherbert is what first comes to mind when looking at these notes. The back has a light orange hue and a white spot for the water mark and it reminds me of the orange Popsicle with the cream center.
These ten dollar notes are not rare but are often made in lower amounts than most other notes. I have heard of certain ATMs in Brooklyn that gives out $10 bill but I have yet to confirm it. Still the notes are quite useful since ATMs mostly give out twenties then if you need change buying some one dollar item will mainly result in a having a ten a five and four ones. Always needing more ones I often ask for the five to be ones but maybe I should start changing the ten. Oh well I tend to cashless these days.
Here's the stats for this bill...
Type/Federal Bank: $10 Note- Fort Worth / St. Louis
Year: 2009
Printings: 44,400,000
Printed: December 2010
Run: Not yet known.
Value: $15.00 in CU
Sidenote: Is it just me or does the water mark look like a young Gary Busey.
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Isnt that a st louis Fed. reserve bill? not SF
ReplyDeleteIsnt that a st louis Fed. reserve bill? not SF
ReplyDeleteThanks it has been updated.
Hi there,
ReplyDeleteI've got a star note 100 bill and was wodering of its value. series 2006A. serial no: KB06184917*
Thanks for your help.
100 bill and was wodering of its value. series 2006A. serial no: KB06184917*
ReplyDeleteAbout $115.00 in very-fine.
hi I got a 2009 10 dollar bill that if you lookin the back you can see the serial number ink going right threw the 10 and into the the america it is pretty readiable do you think this is worth keeping or has any value please help thank you!!!
ReplyDeleteoh serial number JE17302999A E5
ReplyDelete2009 10 dollar bill that if you lookin the back you can see the serial number ink going right threw the 10 and into the the america it is pretty readiable
ReplyDeletePossible Offset Transfer error, about $500.00 although this sounds more like over-inking that has no extra value.
That said it needs to verified in hand as they can be worth thousands and are sometimes faked.
A friend of mine just received a United States 10 dollar bill. On the back of it in the oval on the left side is a little blue bird. It doesn't look like a stamp but more like it was printed on the bill itself. I have photos of it but I am not sure how to post them here. We would appreciate any knowledge you have about the authenticity of this bill. Thanks so much.
ReplyDeleteJuly 9, 2014
United States 10 dollar bill. On the back of it in the oval on the left side is a little blue bird. It doesn't look like a stamp but more like it was printed on the bill itself.
ReplyDeleteA bank stamp placed on after the bill was printed. It is used to verify real money and is meant not to be removed so it looks like it was placed during printing.
No extra value.
I have 2009 ten dollar star note JG00501993* n a 1950b series ten dollar bill B20855989
ReplyDelete2009 ten dollar star note JG00501993* about $15.00
ReplyDelete1950b series ten dollar bill B20855989 about $25.00