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"The green guide of fancy serial numbers" available on amazon and ebay.

How do you get the federal reserve bricks? they are randomly at the banks, so if banks have to much cash, the sell it back to people like loomis and other money suppliers, and Loomis repackages it and sell it back to the banks, if loomis runs short of cash, they buy from the federal reserve, and that is where these packs come from, they are rare, here and there sort of a thing, that is why you don't see them all the time on the youtube channels, but they are fun when you run into them :)

@@currencysystems thank you for responding as well as making these videos 🌺🌹❤️🌷❤️🌹🌺

Hello KC, it is good to meet you, there has been a ton of debate on this very issue, however after a ton of research, we think that the 8's, since they can be read either way are a part of the flipper family, but, we think this discussion is not at an end yet. currency.ha.com/itm/federal-reserve-notes/matching-radar-rotator-and-flipper-serial-number-11088011-fr-1938-e-f-2-2003a-federal-reserve-notes-pcgs-very-choice-ne/a/62250-94306.s?ic4=GalleryView-Thumbnail-071515, americanrarities.com/us-paper-currency-information-paper-money-information/ , www.google.com/search?q=ebay%2C+flipper%2C+paper+currency&sca_esv=598195629&sxsrf=ACQVn09vJinfw1EzDaBM_sxztUu3DhMhFw%3A1705168222783&ei=Xs2iZb-YL67AkPIP086luAw&ved=0ahUKEwi_v83R9tqDAxUuIEQIHVNnCccQ4dUDCBA&uact=5&oq=ebay%2C+flipper%2C+paper+currency&gs_lp=Egxnd3Mtd2l6LXNlcnAiHWViYXksIGZsaXBwZXIsIHBhcGVyIGN1cnJlbmN5MggQABiABBiiBDIIEAAYiQUYogRIqQZQAFi7A3AAeACQAQCYAYQBoAG-A6oBAzEuM7gBA8gBAPgBAeIDBBgAIEE&sclient=gws-wiz-serp

@@currencysystemsif you look closely the bottom half of the 8 is bigger than the top! i realize times are changing though and just like how the trinary never use to be worth anything 5 years ago some are now worth $20 on ebay!

Hello Collecting :) okay, the 19981111 is an INTL. Birthday note, Nov. 11 1998, these sell quick at around $10-$20 on Ebay, or if in a store, they can sell for around $40 in about six months. The other one, really does not have anything to it, might I suggest: www.ebay.com/itm/175874583164

Hi RB, I just wanted to say thank you for putting your wonderful book together. I purchased it about a month ago, and have really enjoyed it. Searching, is my favorite thing to do now. Looking forward to seeing if I can flip some killer purchases I’ve made, using the knowledge you have shared with the world. I’ve been saving star notes for years just because I knew they were collectible and then recently I saw the story on the news about the 2013 B project so that got me interested in it a little more and that’s how I found out about your book and I went looking through my collection and found out. I actually have one of those so I registered that note with the project, and looking forward to finding some more someday or maybe finding “the one”. 😊

Hi Collecting””””, sorry to hijack your thread! It was a momentary cloud of brain fog. 😂

Hello Ren, you are absolutely correct, I just thought that explaining it this way would be easiest for the beginner without going into a mini lecture, lol, and your comment here will help those wanting to learn more, i thank you.

Heya MTMOP, I find that its a bit of a toss up, If you live in a small town and have run through the town supply, then Federal Reserve straps bring in fresh bills from across the country, if you live in a big town, then usually there is enough throuput of new bills to keep things fresh, and also knowing your banks helps, i have 2 banks near me that turn over about 1 brick a month, and there are 5 banks that burn through them every day, i hope that answers your question :)

Thank you so much John :)

yeah, I hit a few banks a week, for me it comes down to the teller, I too politely describe the damadge, sometime it works, sometimes....

@@currencysystems Absolutely, always be polite. The regulars I deal with know why & what I'm doing. Most even ask now if I found anything good. Have a good day.

That is freaking awesome, i do luv me them Barr notes :) Awesome !

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Thank you! Cheers!

Keep it up man!

Thanks!!

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Thanks and welcome :)

YES !!!

Our pleasure!

Looks like a trinary, Tri repeater, pairs and a 4OAK, i would expect about $10 Over Face Value, you can also get more info here : www.fancyserialnumber.com

I also work on the weekends in a place that does tons of tip money, it is amazing how much extra cash people are just unaware of, good for us :)

That is true, finds are everywhere.

Glad you like them!

So nice of you, thanks.

I'm also concerned over the Trinary valuation on this channel.

Heya man, i have been watching ebay lately and there has been a surge in trinaries for some reason, why? IDK, but trinaries are starting to go for around $5-$10, and as for the quads, i developed a program that counts all combinations of FSNs. In 100Million notes, a (CS~200) Quad M x4444xxx M has a recurrence of 328,050, where a Trinary (CS~940) M 12332123 M has a recurrence of 695,220, so a quad is rarer than a trinary, for completeness a 4 OAK(Of A Kind)(CS~190) has a reccurrence of 4,093,290, so, not rare at all. and as for pricing, collectors want what they want, and for the most part I think that people are just running off what other people say is rare and cool, and right now I think trinaries are getting alot of fanfare, and that is why the book exsists to help people understand what is rarer than something else. And as far as me speaking on these videos, i should remember to bring my A game, because people like are watching, and that is awesome :)

@@currencysystems There has been a surge because people keep saying they are worth something. You and I both know my box is worth face value. No dealer in the country will pay more than face value. If I’m wrong, please tell me who and they can have my box for half of their quoted value. I was referring to your book. If we focus on teaching people how rare or how common something is, the value is obvious. Your book finally lets people see exactly how rare or common a note really is. That’s where you should focus. What better way to generate more sales then by using the unique and unchanging facts you have researched in your book. Prices always fluctuate. But the rarity is constant, especially the way you laid it out.

Oh, that is harsh, i would go nuts if all of the tellers in my area dissapeared, and will not let you order any in, wow.

Hello Kilgore, I have found that there are many that would take your side in a split second, I have also found others that would..well. Knowing that there was a ton of contention on this specific issue, We not only looked at what PCGS, PMG, ANA, and well, a ton more, not only here in the US, Canada and Mexico, but abroad, the final place we arrived at (and we could still be wrong on this) was the following : Flippers (CS~1020) can be read upside down and can contain 0, 1, 6. 8 & 9, A Rotator (CS~1090) must be read the same upside down as when it was read right side up and may contain 0, 1, 6, 8 & 9. A Tetradict (CS~1160) must be read the same Right side up & Right side down as well front to back and can only contain 0, 1 & 8. there does appear to be some confusion in the differences between flippers and rotators and what they are, however, we believe that if it can be read the same up and down, they are valid. I would truly love to hear what you have to say in this matter, because at the end of the day, it is the community that decides, and you are a part of this community :).

That is awesome!

Maybe you remember the old gas pumps of the 60's and 70's? if not google images, anyways, when you would stop pumping you gas, the last digit would never be even with the others, it would be a bit higher or lower, when looking at a serial number, if one of the digits is higher or lower than the rest, it is called a gas pump error, and it can be any of the digits, but more often it is the last digit, hope this helps :)

@@currencysystems Thank you. I definitely remember the gas pumps from that era, but for the sake of my ignorance, would you mind typing out an example for me? Are we talking a printing error? For example, when an old school typewriter types the F a teensy bit higher or lower than the rest of the letters? Just looking for clarification. Of course, I suppose I could Google it. 🤣

@@currencysystems Aha!!! I just googled it. I see what you are saying. Excellent!! Thank you so much!!

@@clairebeane3455 Yeah, Claire, that's pretty much it :) You got this...

@@currencysystems Aww, thanks. I’m a pretty quick learn. Having Google at my fingertips doesn’t hurt. 😏

Thank you Keith, i will do more :)

Thanks :)

doh, i did didn't I, i will improve lol :)

Thanks for watching :)

my first suggestion for selling on ebay would be, watch about 10 ebay scammer vidoes first, after that, watch how to setup a store on ebay, good luck :)

@@currencysystems I'll do that, Thank you.👍

Heya Charlie, yes, there are three basic tyes of dates on the notes 1) (US) MM/DD/YYYY 2)(EU) DD/MM/YYYY 3)(INTL) YYYY/MM/DD, and not included in this video is "Reverse" date notes, where if you can figure out that they are reversed like "M 12251967 M (christmas 67) would come out like M 76915221 M so the numbers are reversed, but for the most part on online auction sites if someone can find a year, month and day in the note, they will try to sell it, but we have found that on the three types of date (Above) actually bring the roughly $40 price tag. on the whole, CS!Date notes are for the most part "Eye of the beholder" when it comes to demand. Charlie, i hope i have answered your question, and you, please, have an awesome day as well :)

You are absolutely correct, darn LEPE system.

Those high numbers are very hard to find

Heya Hodge, to the best of my knowledge, they are still using the COPE-PAK system, this is the 32 noe machine that goes to 99,999,999, the new LEPE system is the 50 note variety, and that one only prints to 96,000,000, for the most part i think they have moved anything above a $2 bill to the LEPE, but are still using the COPE-PAK for the $1s and the $2s, but very soon i fear they drop the old, for the new, so get them while you can, as you are right, they are going extinct.

Very, they were rare to beging with, and now it is only harder, and soon...no more :(