US paper money · Federal Reserve Notes
Is this bill worth keeping?
Type the serial printed on the note. You get the print run behind a star note, from government production figures, and every fancy pattern in the digits with its real odds. No made-up prices.
Try one
- C 032 00047 ★ $2 star note from a run of 80,000
- F 123 44321 B a radar
- PL 070 41776 A a birthday, series read off the first letter
- MB 123 45678 C a ladder
What it checks
The serial on a US bill carries more than it looks. The first letters name the series and the Federal Reserve Bank, a star in place of the last letter marks a replacement note, and the eight digits can form patterns collectors pay for. A star note is worth keeping when its print run was small, so this lookup finds the exact run your serial came from in the government's production figures and tells you how many notes shared it.
It will not price a note or say whether it is genuine. No price guide for US paper money can be licensed, and authenticity cannot be judged from a serial.