Need direction . I have 6 sequential 20 dollar bills do they need fancy or low serial # ,low mintage # ? Thanks. 1 1

[Sdm3]

[Sdm3]

I apologize for the multiple attachments will pay closer attention next time.

[Moxie15]

truly they are worth $20 each. Maybe , if you save them in 3 or 4 decades they may have value, but right now they are just kinda cool.

[JT2]

they are redesigning the $20 keep them like moxie said and in 50 years they will be worth $25 each...........maybe more

 

[Coinbuf]

There are a few folks out there that like sequential numbered notes, I doubt these are worth very much but if you can find the right (or uniformed) buyer you might be able to make a few bucks on them.  Not what I'd call a retirement plan though.

[Fenntucky Mike]

Yes, they would need to have fancy or low #'s to be worth more than face, sequential is not all that unusual for modern bills. Yours are worth $20, maybe a little more if you can find the right buyer for the lot. Maybe someone trying for a matching # set but that's a long shot.

[Sdm3]

I'm just happy to know They're still worth 20 Dollars Appreciate the feedback

[Hoghead515]

I got some from the bank the other day and they all were. I guess they must have been out of a new bundle. I ended up spending them. Pretty cool though. If I wasn't so poor I'd a kept them. 

[Henri Charriere]

On 2/3/2021 at 5:02 PM, Sdm3 said:

In view of the fact uncut BEP sheets of various denominations are (or were) routinely sold through the U.S. Mint, their value is strictly in their novelty. Two things we do know are they were not printed in Fort Worth and all were earmarked for the Philadelphia FRB for distribution.

[zadok]

notes on uncut sheets r not sequentially numbered.....but in both cases worth mostly face value n any novelty value one mite add....