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our favorite part of the program is our cool currency section we're walking around the room finding collectors and dealers that are specialists in paper-money asking them what kind of cool paper money items have they brought to show us I actually have a $10,000 gold certificate from 1900 and what's really awesome about this is that at this value it was used for inner bank transfers unfortunately there was a fire in the u.s. post office storage facility and when the firemen were going through they were just throwing all the paper out the windows to try to contain the fire and these happen to be one of the items that were thrown out of the window and they're cancelled so they're not for they do not have a value at this point they cannot be redeemed for legal tundra and on the back of it they were stamped payable only to the treasurer of the US a Federal Reserve Bank or a Federal Reserve agent so absolutely fantastic item with even better story what kind of value value this piece right here is around $8,000 yeah I have a serial number two stars so it's a 1976 note it's a San Francisco distict and it's literally circle number two on a two dollar bill and tell me what is the sternum a star notes a replacement notes so the bureau Engraving and printing they make regular issue notes but then also ahead of time they print replacement notes because the serial numbers need to be consecutive and everything accounted for so if notes are pulled for circulation for examination or if there's an error in the printing process those notes will be replaced by stars so stars are actually special notes because there's fewer than printed and how tough is number two it's the only one known for that 1976 series and there was only another number two star made for a special BEP presentation set so this is really the only one around what kind of value I would value at probably round fifteen 20,000 you know this is actually something that's really fairly exciting to me David don't have much of an opportunity to see these this is one of the first sheets of uncut currency produced by the United States back in the day and actually continuing through the Great Depression the United States Bureau of Engraving and printing would release to individual banks currency with their name on it now what makes this a whole fascinating and interesting really a cool collector's sort of piece of currency is that not only is it old in early but we have denominations of $1 $1 and $2 now the $2 bill is actually an iconic design this is known as the lazy deuce we can see the two laying on her side there in sort of a lazy fashion if you will very few of these were produced throughout the United States there's very few uncut...