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July 3rd 10, 01:41 AM
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Low Serial Number Notes
Hello,
I work as a cashier for a large retailer. I won't mention where, but as a cashier, they're all the same. I have recently found 3 $10 notes from 2006 (?) that all start with 0000. I thought notes with low serials were supposed to be hard to come by. But to find 3 in about a weeks time? Do I have notes that are worth more than the $10 face value or should I just put them back into circulation? Thanks! 
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