Star Note Lookup

Enter Your Star Note Information for Production Details.

Serial Number Look like A00000001* or PF07040000*


Note: This tool supports Series 1976 to 2021.

What is a Star Note?

Star Notes are type of a replacement notes which was introduced by bureu of engraving and printing to replace the damaged and misprinted currency. They are just like a normal notes only difference is the serial number has * in the ending. we have a detailed guide on star note its history and more.

  • What are Star Notes?
  • Types of Star Notes
  • Is My Star Note Rare?
  • What is my note worth?

How to Identify a Rare Star Note?

There are lot of factors that decide if star note value more than its face value its age, condition, total notes printed per denomination/FRB/series. However the most important two factors are run size and total notes printed. Here is a quick summary :

  • Very Rare: Equals to or less than 640,000 print runs for a series/denom./FRB AND older series.
  • Less Rare:  Low print runs(similar to very rare) but with newer series.
  • Morate rare: Low print runs with other star notes from the same FRB
  • Common: High print runs (over 640,000), more common the higher the number.

Frequently asked questions

Q1: How can I check if my star note is rare?
Ans:
The main two factors are total quantity printed and run size you can find these from the tool and it will also show the bar pointing to less rare or more rare.

Q2: Why does my star note’s serial number show as “invalid”?
Ans: If it is showing invalid please recheck the serial number entered, selected denomination and series/year. Make sure there is no extra space in the serial number. If it is still showing invalid there are some bills like after 2021 which are not yet updated in the database.

Q3: What does the “run size” mean, and how does it affect my note’s value?
Ans: 
The run size is the number of notes printed in a run. Star notes are printed in “Run” the maximum run size of notes printed by BEP is  3,200,000 However the it can be lower also. The lower the number the more value it has.

Q4: What is the value of my star note?
Ans:
There is no straight answer to it the value change with the condition of note its serial number and how old it series is. You can check the auctions and online currency dealers for the more accurate range.

Q5: How do I find a match for my star note?
Ans:
The odds of finding a matching pair of your note is very rare it as less than 0.05% probablity. You can check the dealers and auctions for it.

Q6: Can you help me sell my star notes?
Ans:
I am recieving too many request then I can handle. I will suggest you to go through our this guide on Where or Who Can I Sell a Star Note Dollar Online?

About The Author

Hi, I’m Andrew Smith, and I’ve spent 20 years collecting and understanding currency. With a Bachelor’s in Economics from the University of Michigan, I’ve developed a deep passion for numismatics. My expertise reveals the historical and economic significance of rare coins and unique banknotes.

9 thoughts on “Star Note Lookup Tool”

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    07382052* B00156473* F04789870* F10300771* F08818665* B03264681* looking for the match to any one of my star notes. Thank you. Mr Boone

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  2. Hi, I’m wondering if anyone could tell me what is the worth of my $20 Star Note? I just found it today, NL00179295*. I would greatly appreciate all of your help. Peace 🙏🕊️ God bless you!

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  3. I am just trying to find out how to sell my coins with errors and my star note’s. I also have a good amount of very good and one or two extremely good rare paper money. I also have one of the 2013B star note’s and I’m still waiting for my star note to match another one on the 2013Bstar note data bass. Do you help people with selling to collectors?

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  4. Hi everyone,
    I have a 2009 $1.00 star note with the serial # of H 00174285* can anyone help me or point me in the right direction on finding out the value. Any help will greatly be appreciated, thank you.

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