50 $2 bills w/ consecutive serial numbers + some other questions... thanks!

[e-auction03]

Hi, I have 50 $2 bills w/ consecutive serial numbers.... from F05779212A to F05779261A...

Also, got 1, 2 dollars bills that has 3 zeros in the beginning, but the first zero is misplaced...

also, have 1 that in the end of the serial number has a star

also, 1 that was printed in the wrong place in the paper, the upper side looks smaller then bottom side...

Thanks to anyone that help out! appreciate !

[e-auction03]

are they worth anything more??

[juvanya]

Be careful spending the consecutive bills together. Mix them out of order. Consecutive notes is a sign of counterfeiting and spending twos can already be a small hassle.

Anyway, the bills with three 0s may be worth a slight bit more.

The star note also might be worth a slight bit more.

And that last one is a common printing thing and not an error really. Although someone would probably be dumb enough to buy it on ebay.

Hope that helps a bit.

[Bill Dollar]

One thing not mentioned is that all US currency comes from the Fed in sequential order (unless there is one or more missing - those spots get filled in with star * notes). Thus your sequential numbering - no improvement to value though - just means they're new. The star note means that one was torn, cut too badly to use, stained, misprinted, left out, etc.

Another thing i like to do is to wrinkle new, new bills up a bit. Keeps them from sticking so much.

I'd hate to spend $4 instead of $2 accidentally.

Also, they don't get hoarded as often when they aren't "perfect".

Bill  : )