Still learning thanks for feedback. Is this significant enough for any additional value

Can anyone here help me determine the value of this bill? I’m new to this but thought it was so cool! Any help is greatly appreciated.

Just curious.

I basically have a large Excel spreadsheet on my local PC with Friedberg/Pick number, TPG registry number, grade, and estimated value (I update these annually from January-April...sometimes it takes awhile especially with nationals, obsoletes, and world notes where I can't just pull from Greensheet or something comparable).

Notes are categorized by 6 different sheets of large size, small size, nationals, obsoletes, world notes (2010 and after), world notes (2010 and before).

However, I feel like there might be some other methods? Not sure if folks here use a database management software of some sort?

A friend told me this might be worth more than face. Ebay listing show sold similar serials from 40$-500$. Thanks for the advice!

I almost gave this back as someone's change, I glanced at the serial and quickly switched it out!

I have done many, many searches in this group to find the answer but I see all sorts of contradictory info.

BCW seems to be a good recommendation, but even their rigid one says this:

“The heavy duty PVC used in BCW Toploads contain no plasticizers or stearates. BCW advises that their high quality PVC does not migrate and will not harm your cards, photos or currency”

Isn’t that contradictory?? How can you have a PVC without the qualities of what makes PVC dangerous. I’m just looking for a RIGID currency sleeve that has no PVC. Thank you!

I've been enjoying collecting my own finds and these are my first purchases but I couldn't pass up the deal.

Just came across this bill, only has a crease in the middle.

November 10th is my birthday. I can’t believe I found a matching pair of my true binary, birthday repeaters.

Found this while I was getting change for dinner. I thought the number was pretty neat!