Today is my 500th day active streak!

Just had to post it!

I've got two of the 2013 $1 star notes from the New York (B) District duplicated serial number range for sale.

These are the notes that were accidentally re-printed a few years after the first printing with identical serial numbers to the first printing. A matching pair goes for about $3000 these days.

10% off for Mantel buyers. Just PM me here that you bought it BEFORE you pay and I'll apply the discount.

Buy your lottery ticket today! ;-)

https://www.ebay.com/itm/137431265611

Another surprising find prospecting this week.

A “true” trinary (only three digits appear, but “true” in that they are 0, 1, 2 like a “true” binary that are just 0s and 1s) but this one with the absolute lowest sum of digits possible with a trinary (add them up 1+2= 3).

Really not easy to come by in general, but to find it in the wild was a treat!

https://www.ebay.com/itm/137431275209

Tom Waits ‘Mule Variations’

1999 US Anti 86547-1

2LP gatefold

1st pressing with Rainbo S-numbers in the runouts.

Waits is an acquired taste, but this one with more than enough solid blues/jazz pieces to make it more broadly appealing.

This particular note I just listed for sale is fun, what's called a "flipper". It's a 2021 (most current) Series with the serial number composed only of 0s, 6s and 9s such that it reads as a number upside down or right side up.
For only being the three numbers used it is also what's called a "trinary". Had that "0" been a "6" this note would double or even triple in value for it. Had it been a "9"? Wow... 10 or 20x.

https://www.ebay.com/itm/137418959578
See all my notes for sale:
https://www.ebay.com/usr/mpoloukhine