where can i buy a US Treasury bill?
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Go through Treasury Direct:\nhttp://www.treasurydirect.gov/indiv/indiv.htm\n\nIf you go through a bank, they charge a fee and keep some of the interest as payment to themselves. The T-Bill will also be kept in the bank's name, so in the unlikely event of the bank's bankruptcy, you will only become a creditor to the bank and only get some of your money back.\n\nIf you go directly through Treasury Direct, you deal directly with the government. There are no fees (except a once per year fee of approximately $35 only if you have more than $100,000 with them), and you get to keep all of the interest. The T-Bills will be registered in your name, so there is no risk of failure of a middleman.\n\nThe entire process is done on the Internet, so you don't even need to leave home to do it.\n\nI **HIGHLY** recommend this.\n\nHope this helps!
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Definetly on Ebay.com.  The Royal Mint, a link in the second answer, has realllly high prices so I would avoid them.  \n\nGood luck.
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Go to the nearest Western Union dealer...they can handle the rest!
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Try the New Jersey Department of the Treasury.\n\nWebsite - http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/\n2006 Budget - http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/omb/publications/06budget/index.shtml\n2005 Budget - http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/omb/publications/05budget/index.shtml\n2004 Budget - http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/omb/publications/04budget/index.shtml\n2003 Budget - http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/omb/publications/03budget/index.shtml\n2002 Budget - http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/omb/publications/02budget/index.shtml\n2001 Budget - http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/omb/publications/01budget/index.shtml\n2000 Budget - http://www.state.nj.us/treasury/omb/publications/00budget/index.shtml
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United States Gov./treasury
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go to orientaltrading.com I know you want a store but they have a lot of neat things and they deliver quick. Also, try Party America (google it to see if one is in your area)
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Try Money Box or Ace. Usually HEB and Walmart sell them. They are called Netspend. You can find another location at this site:
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yep that is the one- just type in the serial numbers for the bill- I always wrote the site on the bills I had too, that way when I passed them on, someone might see it and check it in to the site so it could be tracked :o)\n\nand it is any denomination bill
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Well, obviously it is not from 1789. In Denver? At that time, the US Constitution had only been signed for about a year, the Department of the Treasury was formed by Act of Congress that year. So you have a coin that commemerates the founding of the Treasury and shows the Treasury Dept bldg in Washington DC. There should be a date showing the striking date and a valuation somewhere on the coin. Good luck in finding out more about it. I would suggest looking at some numismatistic sites on google.
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go to  www.wheresgeorge.com   there on the home page it should have a section to register. got lots of those at one time or another its kinda fun to see what others have said about the dollar you now have.
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goto coincollectors.com or check with a coin dealer around you
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You can read all about it at the US Treasury (link below)
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Check FDIC or dept of commerce,,,
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Government Bonds are issued by the US Treasury.  The treasury can print money so you can always be assured that you will receive greenbacks when you redemn your bonds.  The problem for investers is that the US Government is deeply in debt and has an obligation to pay Social Security and Medicare that it can't meet without borrowing more.    In order to pay future obligations the US government will have to pay higher and higher interest rates.  The higher rates on bonds issued in the future will diminish the market value of the bonds issued at low rates in the past.  If you hold your US bonds until matuity you will receive US currency for them - but what will it buy?
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no 3 dollar bill. the united states mint only produces or mints the 100.00 50.00 20.00 10.00 5.00 2.00 and 1.00 bills.about 35 years ago there was a 1000.00 and a 10.000.00 bills
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us bonds .. treasurydirect.com\n\nmunicipal and corporates can be bought from any brokerage firm. try vanguard.com first, fidelity.com, schwab.com  and compare offerings.\n\nalso look at municipalbonds.com for accurate pricing info
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you can buy it from amazon.com or maybe even ebay.