Coin and Paper Money Collecting/star note series

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Expert: - 7/6/2008


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I wondered if you could tell me what a series of 100 notes are worth.  They are 50s year 2004 with the serial number as EK01069201*-EK01069300* not circulated.
With the BEP strap?

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Rachelle,

Unfortunately the number of collectors for this type of item is extremely low, as is the number of dealers interested in dealing with this.  Therefore, you are not likely to get more than a couple hundred dollars over the face value for the entire series.  You would actually have a lot more interested collectors if they were $1 bills.

I suggest you check out the dealer directory on the ANA website -- www.money.org -- looking for paper money dealers, and see if you can find an interested buyer there.

Good luck,

Dan

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