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I went through a ton of boxes this week to get ready for a yard sale, and found about $50 worth of $2 bills I forgot I had, are they worth anything more than $2 or should I keep them in case they do gain value, or should i just use them?
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use them...there value won't increase
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 Some people get so rich they lose all respect for humanity.
That's how rich I want to be.
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use them...there value won't increase
Yup.
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If they are old MAYBE a collector will pay more than $2 for them but they aren't worth anymore than $2.
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take them to the strip club girls go crazy for them,
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They are actualy losing value!
5 years ago, you could have bought a gallon of gas!
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take them to the strip club girls go crazy for them,
and that benefits me how? I have my own set of t*ts thanks.... |
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They are actualy losing value! 5 years ago, you could have bought a gallon of gas!
AMEN to that one... |
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I always advise people never to give advice
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i'd keep them if you like them
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I always advise people never to give advice
good advice!! 
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Edited by
littleredhen
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Sun 08/03/08 04:22 PM
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They are actualy losing value! 5 years ago, you could have bought a gallon of gas!
True. 
I'd save them as a curiousity, & an emergency stash. You never see them any more, try putting a few on E bay & see if anyone bites. They would interest people who collect Bicentenniel stuff as well as bills. |
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If your done cleaning, my place needs a little sprucing up.
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If your done cleaning, my place needs a little sprucing up.
Only if you pay me... and it's more of a wreck now than it was before, I have stuff everywhere... stuff that goes to my brothers, stuff that goes to goodwill, stuff that goes on ebay, stuff that goes to who knows where, it's all in my living room now...ICK. |
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I went through a ton of boxes this week to get ready for a yard sale, and found about $50 worth of $2 bills I forgot I had, are they worth anything more than $2 or should I keep them in case they do gain value, or should i just use them? It depends on how old they are...i use to collect them. The only ones worth more than $2 are the ones made in 1928 and before. and even those are only worth a max of $10 There was a rare few that were misprinted and suspected to be still in circulation..do an internet search for them. It's been awhile since i've looked at the values as i no longer have my collection..i spent one year for christmas presents
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I went through a ton of boxes this week to get ready for a yard sale, and found about $50 worth of $2 bills I forgot I had, are they worth anything more than $2 or should I keep them in case they do gain value, or should i just use them? 
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They are actualy losing value! 5 years ago, you could have bought a gallon of gas!
True.
I'd save them as a curiousity, & an emergency stash. You never see them any more, try putting a few on E bay & see if anyone bites. They would interest people who collect Bicentenniel stuff as well as bills. |
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