I have one from around that time as well, I kept it because it had red ink on the front.

Chumlee at Gold Silver Pawn in Vegas offered $1.25 each for all my $2 bills saved over the years...

told that doofus to F-off at 1.25 each..

Got a Six Pack of Busch Tall Boy Cans at the liquor store next door to tuck in my belt as I hit the Strip, just like Cousin Eddie

I have a couple of the $2 bills.

I also have a $5 bill that doesn't have printed "In God We Trust" on it. Probably worth $5.50 now.

I have a couple as well, they are all stamped and postmarked July 4, 1976

I have a 2x4' bathroom rug that was made commerative of 7/4/76 neighbor friend gave it to me, many years ago.....I have other things from that date also.....including a painting/print of the tall ships gathering in Newport, Kipp Soldweidel artist.......

That weekend I moved into my first apartment in a high rise, and that evening a bunch of us went up on the 15th story swimming pool roof, to watch the fireworks down the hill in Wash DC.....yeh, they popped a few off that time.....

I have 15 of them like that.
crisp
consecutive
post marked July 13th(I think) 1976
with stamp


Cuz owed me $30. for a bag of gold bud. :rasta:

our local post office held a special event on July 4, 1976; allowed me to get the postmark.

:thumbs:

I have no idea where cuz got em....I'll hafta dig em out and see where the post mark is from.

Traded my Steve Cathey Model

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For your $30 Bag for...

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Red ink increases the value last one dollar bill I looked up was worth about $30.

Has seeds...would cultivate. :yesnod:

$2 bill is still worth more than this. :yesnod:

https://encrypted-tbn0.gstatic.com/i...bvro22P4LrUs&s

That was my first skateboard (although mine was green). :yesnod:

Try to use one at the local fast food restaurant and watch the kid cashier's head explode.

Throw in a Susan B Anthony for chits and giggles. :seasix:

Same here.

I have a bunch of old paper money. I'll try to post some pictures.

I have a couple of Series of 1914 Bills, I believe collectors call them "foldies" because they are about twice the size of modern notes. One is a 5, the other is a 10. Interestingly enough, Andrew Jackson is on the 10 dollar note.

I have several Silver Certificates, including a few funny backs, and some 1950's series 2 dollar notes which have the Monticello on the back instead of the Declaration signing.

I have a $500 in fairly good shape as well. Series of 1934.

Anytime I get an old style note in change, I save it. And I collect 1's older than the 1980s. Check the dates, sometimes you get some old ones!

I just checked for the only time in the last 25 years or so, from being a kid yet...I have twenty Silver certs 1957 a mostly and b also.....including one that shows just series 1957......

and one res note series 1985 but watt makes it special is damn nearly uncirculated BUT the print is off about 3/16 inch or so, to the top so the top is missing about 1/2 the print where it say Fed Res note......the bottom white edge is wide....

so a defective note.....:dance::confused5: probably worth a grand or so....

many sheets of 1-2-3-5 cent stamps too.....probably worthless....

:lol:

I don't have any money of value...including my checking account. :D

I have two interesting coins

One of these..

https://i.ebayimg.com/thumbs/images/...zSY/s-l225.jpg

And one of these...

https://www.americanmint.com/media/i...hS62yOo2LK.jpg

:dance: