U.S. Coin/Currency Collection Pt5 Dollars

[daniel55645]

you said your ones are like a brick. its more than a brick. a brick is 1000 notes. so you have a brick and 3 bundles in your ones.

[MrDeni3d]

You should make another video.....

[mabiniss2]

The best note I have is a 1 dollar silver certificate star note. 8)

[littlebear852006]

They are not made at the C or the I they are distribuded there. they are aII made in washingto D.C.

[daniel55645]

great collection. ive recently got a 1, 2, 5, and 20 dollar star note, and today i found one of the real old 1990 20 dollar bills and au condition

[JRHulbret]

Thank you for your compliments.

I think my favorite note is my 10 dollar bill from the 30s.

[daniel55645]

your welcome. im a big money collector and i like to see what other people have. the 10's do look really cool, i think mine is probably the old 100's, the back on those look really awesome

[chrisyugi1]

@daniel55645 hey just found 1950 20 dollar bill...  u want it?

[daniel55645]

@chrisyugi1 ya id love to have it

[cldball]

there are silver certificates from 1957,35,34,28,1899 and so on

[JRHulbret]

Yep.

[sethlewis07]

I would love to have a two dollar star bill

[JRHulbret]

Keep hounding the banks and you'll find one.

[sethlewis07]

I will have to do that. I might do that tomorrow, I collect star bills, and Error bills. But I dont buy them. I work at a Sonic as a car hop and look for cool bills and coins to come in lol.

[JRHulbret]

Haha. Banks hate to see me coming. I think it's in one of the vids but I have a 10 dollar bill from 1934 that I found at a bank.

[daniel55645]

ive got a $2 star note also

[JRHulbret]

Cool beans=)

[legosrcool555]

good lord look at all of that lol i collect american bills to lol

[JRHulbret]

Well it's a great hobby and a great way to save money=)

[831caliking]

i am a star note collector

im kind of obsessed with star notes

[JRHulbret]

I like them myself. They are rarer then others.

[RebuildTheWTC]

I am a Hungarian dollar collector!

I have Black Eagle , Sawhorse, silver certificates , gold certificate, star notes, barr notes, obsoletes !

I love collecting!

P.S. try Change Offices, check your note-case - there can be old coins and notes!

Happy collecting!

[JRHulbret]

Likewise=)

[bubblesbugluv777]

i have a old 1 doller bill 2 doller bill 3 doller bill and 5 doller bill wow... and not alot of coins i love ur collection keep it up! good luck on u breaking the coin record!

[JRHulbret]

Hold onto your dollars and coins you like. They are worth more then money if you know what I mean. Some day you can pass them on to someone else. Few people can appreciate the concept that you can step into a coin store, buy an indian head penny from 1862 and know that a cival war soldier could have heald it. Some youth could have gotten it in change from paper deleveries before 1900. It could have stayed in a mayo jar for years, only to make it to a store and in your hands. It's one of my loves

[Hatikva12]

Very good theory.. i guess you would call it that.... i agree with you.

[JRHulbret]

What else can you buy for 1 to 10 dollars that is over a hundred and fifty years old. It's always been an intrist of mine and probably always will be.

[Hatikva12]

Yea... i have a very good coin/paper money collection... i just found a 1784 coin... i wish it could talk. i bet it could tell me a lot... lol

[JRHulbret]

Few things will last over 200 years. Listen closely and it ight whisper:)

[gtfan76]

do u r like rich or something

[JRHulbret]

Far from rich. It took years to build this collection.

[amb1273]

JRHulbret, I think the pre-Federal Reserve $20 bills were actually gold certificates.

[JRHulbret]

I'm wondering if they printed both state currency and gold certs. Pre-federal gets complicated.

[USNavyFleet4]

Hey Im back I finally got a old style 5 dollar bill.lol.BTW like the vid

[JRHulbret]

VERY very sorry about the late responce. Sometimes my email doesn't let me know about comments like it should.

Glad to hear aboutt he five, and any other pieces you might have gotten since then.

[USNavyFleet4]

Man i been trying to look around for those older 20 dollar bills. but haven't had any luck yet

[JRHulbret]

Just keep trying the banks for them. They are still in circulation.

[nicelogin2]

Don't bother looking for them from banks, because there are two reasons. 1) They don't have good quality notes. 2) When some notes get to the federal banks, the 'old looking' notes will get shredded and recycled. New ones will be printed. Look on Ebay and get notes from collectors. They are the ones who preserves the note values.

[lestweforget9210]

did you notice on the 1934 $10 note it didnt say "in god we trust" like it did on the 1995 note?

[JRHulbret]

Funny you mention that. I was given a 1950 20 dollar bill a couple days ago and the logo "In God We Trust" isn't there. I think it was issuesd in 1957 series.

Thanks for stopping by.

[nicelogin2]

I believe there was an act after 1965 or 1967 saying that "In God We Trust" must be printed on all notes. But the act may not be applied to all coins.

[JRHulbret]

I think it was as early as 1957. At some point there was an act that there must be an eagle on the back of every half dollar. That's why with the back of the Ben Franklin half dollar the eagle is so small. They wanted to concintrate on the bell, but had to have the bird too.

[YoMomma21212]

Hey, when are you going to post a new video??? I'd like to see an update I love our videos. I have a small collection of my own. I have 2 morgan's, 6 barber quarters, 40 silver rosevelt dimes, 4 rolls of wheats, some books, curency, and plenty more I have about 15 albums/books.

[JRHulbret]

Sounds like a nice collection you have there. I've said I was going to do a coin update vid in the past, but lately things outside of YT have taken my time and are more important. Thank you for the compliments.

JR.

[elishot]

i love collecting currency; i agree about the value i dont really collect for that but i like to know how much i have stashed away just in case i would need it for something

[JRHulbret]

Thank you for commenting.

There is always the monetary value and then the retail value. My grandfather gave me 2 silver dollars. The face value of them is 2 dollars. I could sell them for about 30 dollars, but they are priceless to me. I found an 1869 Indian head penny. That was my favorite coin find in spare change. Ive always collected and always will.

Keep it fun and enjoyable.

JR

[nayes16]

that is an awesome collection you have. i have a very small collection and i found a 1963 5 dollar bill and it is a star note as well i dont think it is worth much but i kept it ne way lol

[JRHulbret]

Thank you very much. I started out with the blue penny book you'll see in the pennies vid of mine, and my obsession went from there, lol.

Its not realy about the value for me. I will admit though, the coins I buy right now are silver, or just silver bullion, but I always look through loose change.

Thanks for commenting.

[diehard1000]

Nice collection of u.s. paper money.

I have a quite large collection my self.

Its good to see that some people are still collecting paper.

U.S. old currency will be worth alot one day considering,Credit cards are taking over.

[JRHulbret]

Than you very much. I've added new pieces since this film. I never thought I would collect notes, but when you realize that they will be burned even if they have no retail value, it's still worth holding onto them. I found a 1981 100 dollar bill recently. Very nice and crisp.

[skaterboy69420]

Do you know if you could just go to the bank and get the hold currency bills?

[JRHulbret]

If you're talking about the plastic holders, the baks won't have them. Ebay, would have them, but I always tell people to look in the yellow pages of a phone book and see if any local coin and currency dealers live by you.

[NotesCollector]

Dear JRHulbret, if i would have a 1957 series B USD1 silver certificate with a dash of dirt on it,would the value be worth considerably less?How about a 1875 US trade dollar?(thanks for the info!)

[JRHulbret]

I'm not an expert on notes or coins, but if there is any dirt, creases,tears, or pen ink, ten it will take the value down conciderably. The shame of it is that 1 dollar silver cerificats aren't worth very much anyway, but the 5 and 10 dollar certificates have gone up conciderably. I don't know aout the 1857 trade dollar, but it would be well worth getting it apraised.

Best of luck

JR

[wistac123]

will you take $20.00 for all of them? Those are alot of bills you got there! Putting any of them on ebay?

[JRHulbret]

There's closer to $2,000.00 in face value alone.

No I don't sell anything on ebay.

[CoinCasey]

today i got a 5 dollar bill and it was crisp and not bent!

[JRHulbret]

Good deal! Hold onto it buddy.

[CoinCasey]

i just got a red seal 2 dollar bill and it has a star on it!

[JRHulbret]

Wonderful! Keep up the good work!

[stdspk]

I have a 1917 horseblanket one dollar note in AU condition.

[JRHulbret]

I'd love to see it. You saw my 36 Hamilton 10 dollar. I just picked up a 53C red note 2 dollar bill and a star 1 silver cert. Not very valueable, in fact I never do this for money. But the design is killer on the back.

[CoinCasey]

i got a red seal two dollar bill,a star one dollar bill, and a silvercertificate at a money show and i also got some other stuff

[JRHulbret]

Wonderful!

Organize it all, and put it in your upcoming video.

[CoinCasey]

I just got a 1976 two dollar bill

[JRHulbret]

Wonderful! The cool part is that all dollars are individual because of the serial numbers. Keep hunting buddy.

[DeltaNC]

Interesting video. I have started a small coin/note collection by the same reasoning, if I get them I keep hold of them.

Here in Scotland we have three banks that are allowed to print their own notes. A few in Northern Ireland can too. These notes all circulate along side the standard UK BoE notes.

One of the Banks here is issuing a new set and I've been trying to get hold of a few.

[JRHulbret]

Thank you for the compliments. It's becoming more and more difficult to find the older U.S. notes. So when I do find them I keep them.

I do have alot of Ireland(old punts and most coins having harps on them) and Uk coinage, but none from Scottland. I would love to have coins and notes from there.

[DeltaNC]

I did mean to mention. Coins in the UK are all standard. It is only the notes that differ.

In England, you sometimes get funny looks if you hand over Scottish notes. Many people in England think that Scottish notes are not legal tender, and they are correct, but they are also confusing the term "legal tender" with "legal currency" (as defined in law) All UK notes are acceptable as payment.

In fact in Scotland, no banknotes are considered "legal tender" only coins.

[JRHulbret]

So Scottish money isn;t accepted in the Uk, but the UK currency is accepted in Scottland?

Currency is funny. As long as one person or one store or company or even country will accept it, it is "legal". In the U.S. there is one primary currency, with the Federal Reserve, but silver"liberty dollars" are also accepted in some states.

[DeltaNC]

Well, Scotland is part of the UK. (I know some in the US are educated that UK = England, which is not at all true)

Scottish banknotes are dispensed by Scottish Banks as well as BoE notes. In England however it always BoE notes. Scottish notes are returned internaly to the issuing bank once paid into an account.

General circulation does not see Scottish notes penetrating deep into England. In the north they'll be taken no problem, in London you may get funny looks.

[DeltaNC]

It is worth noting that the BoE (Bank of England) is actually the Central Bank of the UK, not England. The Bank of England was actually founded by a Scotsman who lived in a town less than 20km from where I live.

All notes are GBP Sterling, and all Scottish / Northern Irish issued notes are backed by reserves of BoE notes (in £1,000,000 special denomination notes).

Hopefully soon the Euro will end all this mess. :D

[JRHulbret]

Yeah. I know the UK has ALOT of territories and"dependcies".

Wow! Thanks for the info. I'll have to read it over a few times to get a grasp on it.

Thank you for posting.