£1000 UK £10 Banknote Hunt - £10 Banknote Hunt #1
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- Опубліковано 20 сер 2024
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This is a first - A £1000 £10 Bank of England banknote Hunt - In this hunt I sort through another 100 £10 notes ...not sure what I'm looking for, but let's try something new?
..did I find anything good? ...Let me know if you want more of this banknote hunting too!
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Nice hunt! I remember when the polymer £5 note came out and there were articles about AK47 notes. I think they are neat but for me I would not pay much over what they are worth for them.
Yes, thanks for your comment 👍 I don't think I will be doing any more banknote hunts though, sadly! 👍
Something different 👍👍
Indeed...I recorded this video at the same time as the £5 banknote hunt to fill in gaps when I couldn't get coins, but I guess most people don't want note videos ... 👍 Thanks for your comment, appreciate it! 👍
@@CoinPig I just don't know anything about them! I did find a fiver with a possible birthday on it! But put it down & it disappeared 😢 partner picked it up & spent it😢 will be more careful next time. 👍
Yeah, I know very little, but recognise there are people out there who will pay significantly over face value for specific serial numbers (or errors,) but most commonly they will pay 3 or 4 times face value for very specific reasons...so it can be good even if you aren't a collector of notes...but generic birthday notes are usually less than that but still maybe above face value...they are more difficult to find than coins though...! 👍👍
Nice video
Thanks for commenting 👍 glad you liked it! 👍
Interesting..but what are we looking for!!??
Errors particularly (which is very unlikely,) but failing that, notable serial numbers...low numbers/high numbers -sequential numbers; binary numbers (or even a monodigits;) trinary numbers (although less collectable;) radar numbers and so on...there are a lot of possible combinations, but probably the one that more people collect than any other is birthdate notes, either of yourself or a family member or friend and even more collectable are birthdate notes of celebrities past or present. If those 'celebrities' are featured on the banknote in question, they are instantly more collectable with the date of birth on the banknote too...but there are so many possibilities...hope that helped? 🤓😀
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Keep on plunging away you will get something interesting soon!
I hope I don't need to plunge...but thanks for the encouragement...😉👍👍 I'm reading up on it bit by bit! Thanks again 👍and Thanks for your comment 👍
@@CoinPig It would be interesting to see what's considered a low serial number. You've got me looking out for my birth date.
Yeah, I think the chance of finding your own birthday is pretty slim, but if you don't look you definitely won't find it, I suppose! 👍 - I missed the radar note until I was editing...but you learn! 🤓 Thanks again 👍
Over a year too late but at 4:37 theres a DDMMYY date 171044, also at 7:00 there 181254 which is the birthday of both English race car driver John Booth and American actor, Ray Liotta.
Also what did you end up doing with any notes you found with the american style date? are there any american collectors interested? I found a £10 note today with a serial number in the MMDDYY date format and I was wondering if I could find someone online who might like it or if it's a waste of time and I should just spend it haha
Thanks for commenting - better late than never! 😀
Yes, there may be a few missed notes, but I wasn't looking for specific numbers or dates. I believe they have now been returned to the bank, unfortunately! Thanks again 👍
Dont the AA and BB mean anything like american notes?
I don't believe so... thanks for the comment, though! 👍
Do you just go to the bank and ask for 1000 in £10 notes and they will withdraw it for you?
Generally you can ask for notes from your bank, but obviously you need the cash in your account and it must be within your limit - bank limits are not the same as cash machines if you withdraw the notes from your local branch, but some smaller branches may require at least 24 hours notice. However, all banks and individual branches may operate differently, so it's always advisable to ask! 👍 Thanks for your comment 👍
@@CoinPig thanks for the help
Hi coin pig is there any chance you can do a small giveaway over the next few days
Thanks for commenting 👍 I do organize giveaways every 100 subscribers...until at least 1000 subscribers - if you are able to spread the word, I'll get there faster! 😬😂 Thanks for commenting 👍👍
CoinPig ok I will