These bills are expected to sell very well in Southern California, where a large Asian population could buy them out. Radar notes are bills with the serial number reading the same both ways. The government adds a star at the end of the serial number to show it's a replacement. Actually, there are all kinds of collectible paper money. At Valley View, large-sized money last printed in the 1920s is popular.
Fractional currency is also popular.
It was last used around the time of the Civil War until 1874, when there was a shortage of coins for commerce. The government actually printed paper money with denominations starting at 3 cents and going up as high as 50 cents. But the uncut sheets and mini sheets could prove to be collectible. The last of the big money was printed in 1950. Search our online archive, or browse past editions.