Does this 1953 2 dollar bill, star note have any value? With corner gone and pen writing on it

It is a two dollar bill 1953 C star note. Has corner gone and writing on front

Does it have a collecting value? your thoughts thank you daryl

To me, absolutely ..

Three reasons:
1. red seal
2. red serial number
3. date and series

Citeer: "derf"​
​ 1. red seal
​ 2. red serial number

​Forgive me if I am ignorant but I must ask...

Don't all US red seal notes have red serial numbers? Or were you referring to the star in front of it?

Yes Cass, I do believe the numbers and seal are the same color. They are the last thing printed on our bills.

I only have 2 two dollar bill star notes. I have never bought any star notes. Get mine out of circulation. Got that one from the bank for two dollars. I will keep it, have an odd thing about star notes.

If it wasnt for the torn corner and the marks you would have a real specimen worth 20X face. Fact that it is torn and marked lowers value considerably. Your bill the series C with Granahan-Dillion signatures add the star and you have the rarest of the 1953 series. If you want to swap it out PM me

Sorry PaulDeLucchi I have been very busy . And have not much time. I am open for a trade , but don't have the time right now. Funny I got it from the bank ,they save odd stuff for me, for 2 dollars. If you still would like let me know