You probably wouldnâ€™t find an error star note because it is pretty much an old error bill but reprinted and made sure it's not an error. Ones in mint state can make values skyrocket! Another listing on ebay sold for 30 dollars, it was a two dollar bill with a print run of under 20k. So if you come across a crusty star note its still worth looking up the print run. I searched up on and someone bid for a very toasty 640k print run 1 dollar bill for $1.25+99c shipping. Just enter the serial number, series, and denomination. It will tell you the print run and total printed it will also tell you if its rare or not. To look up the print run you can use this website: star note lookup. If your print run is below 640k then itâ€™s considered rare. I donâ€™t know if Iâ€™m right but Iâ€™m pretty sure the print run is the total amount of bills printed in a batch for a series.

The values depend on the condition and the print run. To find one just look if there is a star next to the serial number. So far in my life Iâ€™ve found 2 star notes, a 1 dollar one and a ten dollar one. These special bills are kind of rare but you could easily find one while hunting bills or in some change. The government does this to keep track of the total bills printed. Star notes are printed when an error bill is printed and replaces the error bill. Youâ€™ve probably heard of star notes, a star note is a star by the serial number of a bill. Oh and today I found an au 10 dollar bill star note with a 128k print run! So thats why iâ€™ll be talking about star notes today.

Hi guys! It's Eric here and this is my second blog since I got off the site for a while.

Star note lookup 1957