2009 $100 Star Note

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I recently came across this 2009 $100 Star Note. I know very little about notes, and I couldn't find much info on it online. So I have come to my trustworthy forum friends, asking if anyone has any information on any extra value, or if it's only worth face value. :D The serial number is: JJ01559680 * and it was pulled from circulation, so there is a crease and a few wrinkles. Thanks for any help. :yes:

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Well unless they are from a small run of star notes.

There is a website somewhere that lists how many in each run were produced. if you happen to have a short run star, they may be a market for it - but not sure how much beyond face it would net you.
 
Well unless they are from a small run of star notes.

There is a website somewhere that lists how many in each run were produced. if you happen to have a short run star, they may be a market for it - but not sure how much beyond face it would net you.
Thanks, yacorie. :D Good to know. :yes:

It is worth a little over 88 Euro.

BCD
Thanks, BCD. :lol:

With a run size of 3.2 million available, it's worth face value. $100.
Thanks, Coin shark! :D

What does the star designate?
I'm not exactly sure, other than that a lot of people say to save them, as their is a higher chance of finding a valuable one. :grin:
 
The Star designates the original note was damaged or had an error. The star IDs a fill-in note.
If an order for 1000 notes was made, 0001-1000 and number 99 had been damaged in the print process, it is replaced with the star.

Interesting, thanks for that info as well. :D
 
From a Return on Investment Prospective..

the bigger money and Percentage of ROI is on One Dollar Bills

example

say a 1 dollar bill is worth $1.20 base on an anomaly (star, radar, etc.)
then the ROI would be roughly 20%

say a 100 dollar bill is worth $103.00 base on an anomaly (star, radar, etc.)
then the ROI would be roughly 3%
 
From a Return on Investment Prospective..

the bigger money and Percentage of ROI is on One Dollar Bills

example

say a 1 dollar bill is worth $1.20 base on an anomaly (star, radar, etc.)
then the ROI would be roughly 20%

say a 100 dollar bill is worth $103.00 base on an anomaly (star, radar, etc.)
then the ROI would be roughly 3%

Thanks, SoOregonMd, for that perspective. :yes:
 
The star is because it's illegal to print the same number twice..but what happens if a run of star notes gets damaged?
 
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