Jeff Smith, President and CEO Treasuredstocks.com

Jeff Smith, President and CEO Treasuredstocks.com
Jeff Smith

Sunday, June 5, 2016

Friedberg numbers explained ...

"What is a Friedberg Number and
why is  it important," you ask ...

This  note has  Friedberg (Fr.) # 1609
Friedberg  Numbers  have become a very popular numbering system for United States Currency.   

As a kind of reference and number system (not  unlike the Dewey Decimal System of cataloging print materials that many libraries use), the Friedberg Number refers to Arthur L. and Ira S. Friedberg’s Paper Money of the United States, the continuously updated, authoritative reference of US currency.   Thus, Friedberg Numbers are reference numbers enabling collectors and dealers to check years, even decades, of information relative to the scarcity and value of notes.

Treasuredstocks.com includes Friedberg Numbers for our legitimate US currency items. 

Treasuredstocks.com is very proud to be able to list some of the most precious and valuable currency items in the world. We have over 4,000 items to choose from with huge variety and selections.
We are Official Dealers for PCGS and PMG grading institutes. 

We are also members of numerous Numismatist organizations including Professional Currency Dealers Association (PCDA) and American Numismatic Association (ANA). 

Treasured stocks.com was founded in 1987 to provide currency enthusiasts and investors with a wide choice of currency items. The site offers a range of national and international coins and currency for the value conscious currency collector and investor.
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  1. HunterJuly 12, 2020 at 3:22 PM

    cool, but you didn't explain how they work or how to use them.

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