Look Up My Star

As an avid collector of rare and unique items, Mrs. Razzle Dazzle, I'm often asked about my star note collection. While many may know me for my extensive knowledge of currency auctions, few are aware of my passion for rare serial numbers on dollar bills. In this article, I'll share my fascinating journey to uncover the secrets behind these elusive numbers.

I first became interested in rare serial numbers after acquiring a pair of $1 bills with matching random numbers and letters. It wasn't until years later that I realized the enormity of my find. With over 9 billion Series 2009 $1 bills in circulation, finding another bill with the same unique serial number, C40901138A, seemed like an impossible task.

Many have told me to start auctioning off these rare finds at a low price and let the bidding begin. However, I've always argued that starting at $500 is more reasonable. After all, who would knowingly look for another bill with the same serial number? It's a daunting task, to say the least.

Over the past six years, I've scoured dealers and eBay for matching bills, but to no avail. In fact, it's estimated that scanning a million bills a year would take over 1,000 years to go through just one billion bills. The odds of finding another bill with the exact same serial number are staggering.

Despite my extensive search, I've only come across matching random numbers without the letters being matched. My pair of VF35 and VF30 graded $1 bills by PMG, both circulated and bearing the unique serial number C40901138A, remain unmatched to this day.

As I continue my quest for rare serial numbers, I'm left wondering if there's more out there waiting to be discovered. If you're an avid collector or have a passion for currency auctions, I invite you to join me on this fascinating journey. Who knows what secrets we might uncover?

Look up my star note