High number serial numbers can be rare depending on what the serial number is. High or big serial number bills oftentimes come with consecutive numbers and its typically a big number. And a serial number 2 will always be worth more than a serial number 3, and so on we’ve paid as much as $10,000 for a serial number 1 bill before. It’s good to know a serial number 1 will always be worth more than a serial number 2. Typically any serial number starting with zero’s and ending with 2 digits bring the most money. The collectors we sell paper money to love bills with low serial numbers, the lower the better they say. For example, serial number 00000001 would have a consecutive serial number of 00000002.ĭepending on the date, serial numbers, and condition, your consecutive serial numbered bills could be worth hundreds of dollars. Estimated Value: $1 to $50Ĭonsecutive serial numbers are any serial number followed by its consecutive number. We’ve paid hundreds of dollars for some rare types of fancy repeater serial number bills. You can also have two digits that repeat. In a repeater serial number, the second four digits are a repeat of the first four digits.

We typically do not buy flippers, but they’re generally worth anywhere between $20 to $30 depending on condition. A flipper can be read the same way reading it right side up or upside down.

Estimated Value: $5 to $100Ĭollectors call these flippers, PMG calls them rotators.

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