Check local listings or online for upcoming events in your area.

Coin Shows and Conventions: Coin shows and conventions are another great place to find star notes, as well as other rare and valuable currency.

I’ve personally got some great deals here, and even hold my own auction every now and again. Recently, a favorite place to buy currency has been Whatnot. Keep in mind that you may need to pay a premium price for rarer notes, so be sure to do your research before making a purchase.

Online Marketplaces: Another option is to search for star notes on online marketplaces such as eBay or Amazon.

Ask if they have any star notes in stock, or if they can order them for you.

Banks and Currency Exchanges: One of the most common ways to get your hands on star notes is to visit your local bank or currency exchange.Here are some tips on where to find them: Once you know what to look for, the next step is to start looking for star notes. You can also tell if a note is a star note by looking for a faint “FW” or “LW” in the background of the note, which indicates that it was printed on replacement paper. Star notes are marked with a small star symbol at the end of the serial number, and the serial number will be different from standard notes. This allows the Bureau to maintain an accurate count of the number of notes in circulation while also accounting for the flawed notes that were not destroyed. Rather than discarding the flawed notes, the Bureau replaces the serial number with a star and reprints the note with corrected plates or paper.

Star notes are produced when an error occurs during the printing process, such as a misalignment of the printing plates or a tear in the paper. They are called “star notes” because they have a star symbol at the end of the serial number instead of a letter. Star notes are a special type of currency note that is produced by the United States Bureau of Engraving and Printing.

How do I know if my star note is worth money?.

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