Poll of the Day > I've crossed the 2,000 dollar mark in hoarded paper money!!

(+) Yeah! (+)

That is 742 bills, $2006

by denomination:

1 - 570 total notes/ $570
2 - 103/$206
5 - 26/$130
10 - 12/$120
20 - 24/$480
50 - 4/$200
100 - 3/$300

and breakdown by series year:

1934 - 1 total note
1934a - 1
1950c - 1
1963 - 2
1963a - 1
1963b - 17
1969 - 2
1969a(kabis/kennedy) - 2
1969a(kabis/connally) - 2
1969b(kabis/connally) - 2
1974 - 3
1976 - 1
1977 - 3
1977a - 3
1981 - 2
1981a - 4
1985 - 12
1988 - 1
1988a - 42
1993 - 5
1995 - 48
1999 - 32
2001 - 33
2003 - 41
2003a - 98
2006 - 17
2006 ($5 portrait style) - 1
2006a - 1
2009 - 38
2009a - 2
2013 - 275
2017 - 46

average face value per bill: $2.70.

I think soon I may need to do a cull. This money hoard was always going to need to be reduced because this is just regular paycheck money I use to pull this stuff out of circulation. The good news is I haven't paid a cent over face value for anything here. I'm thinking the 2003a and 2003 $1s I have can go, and though I hate to part with it I could probably sell my strap of $2 star notes from 2013 for a premium(thats why I have so many $2 notes). But we'll cross that bridge when we get there. For now I am still content to hoard, though eventually I will turn in some cull into another investment of sorts or just use it to help pay for my car inspection in a few weeks.

I don't know anything about collecting money, but congrats!
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Well, what do you wanna know?

I don't consider myself to be any sort of expert. this is literally what I do. Some people keep their basic savings in 2% account, I just keep it in the form of paper money because its fun to collect and every day at work i go on a small little treasure hunt.

would anyone be interested in seeing a bigass spreadsheet i created to track my paper money investments? i'd say its worth your while