Star notes
Question: I was told by a friend that star notes were worth more money than the number that is printed on the bill. I have found a few of them, is there any truth to this?
star notes: Mainly intended as replacements for notes that were damaged or produced with errors or mistakes at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing.
Star Notes - MOdern note with a star symbol in the serial number distinguishing it as a replacement for a note that was removed because it contained a flaw that was caught. Earlier U.S.
Star Notes part 2
The interesting misconception that came about through my research for my previous article on Star Notes was (from a coin collectors uneducated about banknotes view) that myself and other numismatists I know always just assumed ...
Historically, star notes hold a value slightly higher than the legal-tender value, with the amount dependent on condition and denomination.
One of the more common large-size star notes, though still desirable as such and worth a nice premium. This serial number not included in the census found in Douglas D.
1929 FRBN Stars
$500 / $1,000 Star Notes
$5,000 / $10,000 Notes
PMG and PCGS Currency Grading Standards
PCGS and NGC Coin Grading Standards ...
 See also: Currency, Star, Denomination, Condition, Eagle
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