Originally published 3/17/24 to YouTube channel https://www.youtube.com/@polarcurrency

The Currency Roundtable welcomes our first Guest Dennis Huff. Dennis Huff has been a paper money collector for 55 years. He put together an incredible, extensive, valuable collection that he sold at auction 1999. Dennis concentrated on collecting National Bank Notes - both large and small, and Error Notes. He also had an extensive type collection that included a 1918 $50 Federal Reserve Bank Note (FRBN) from St. Louis. Less than 60 have been accounted for from a minuscule printing of 4,000 banknotes. Dennis was also savvy enough to have his collection scanned before he sold. This at a time where that wasn't the easiest thing to do and he has been generous enough to share the images with us. Dennis was a early and long time member of the Society of Paper Money Collectors and contributed to multiple publications including the 10th Edition of Standard Guide to Small-Size U.S. Paper Money 1928-Date. We spent most of the time talking about what it was like collecting currency in the 1970s, 80s and 90s. Things were different. We had a lot of fun and actually learned some things! It's worth staying until the end. Wait until you see some of the Error Notes! We all want to say thanks to Dennis for sharing his time. It was our honor to have him as our first guest.

Currency Roundtable Panelist:

https://www.youtube.com/@Stuplubakcurrency

https://www.youtube.com/@dustinwitty

https://www.youtube.com/@Ontario100

https://www.youtube.com/@polarcurrency