What is the value of a 1963 $5 bill with a red ink seal?
According to a fairly recent edition of “A Guide Book of United States Paper Money” (2016), in VF-20 condition (obviously circulated but still whole and reasonably sound) it is $13.50 if regular, and $22.50 if a star note (meaning that it has a star as part of the serial number. And if Unc-63 or better (crisp uncirculated, truly like new), its values are $25.00 if regular and $90.00 if a star note. As that information is a couple years old, the values may have drifted either up or down a bit, but certainly show the general scale of what this note should be worth, give or take condition and whether it is a star note. Other things that could lift the value would be distinctive serial numbers, such as repeating digits, really small numbers (less than 100 can make it five to ten times as much, less than 10 can make it a hundred or more times as valuable, palindromic numbers (so-called “radar notes”).The other thing to bear in mind is what the seller is willing to pay. Take it to a dealer with a brick and mortar shop and you will be lucky to get 65% of that value, but you can count on it right away. Try to find a buyer on your own you may do better, the simplest way would be to put it on ebay. Get a good scan of the note, list it as “Five Dollar United States Note, 1963” and add whatever other asset you can list (high grade, star, interesting serial number) as applicable, and start the bidding at the same 65% and hope you get a bidding war for it going.If what you have is in poor condition, no star, no interesting serial number, its prime interest might be having something interesting to show people rather than any great sale price in the near future.
I have twenty dollar bill 1926 b series is it worth anything?
If you're talking about a US bill, there were none printed with the year 1926. If it's the same size as a current bill, it's probably a 1928 B. If it's got the same amount of wear as an average bill in your wallet, with no writing or tears, it's worth about $40, with a couple of exceptions. If the serial number starts with the letter "F", it was printed for the Federal Reserve Bank of Atlanta. Those notes are less common, and it would be about a $100 item. If the serial number ends with a star, it is a "replacement note" for one that was damaged during printing. Then, you're probably looking at about $200 dollars. Unlike coins, the date on notes doesn't change every year. Because of the combination of signatures on your bill, it was printed sometime between 1929 and 1932
I have a 1928 20 dollar bill, I want to know if it has any extra value.?
Series 1928B $20 Federal Reserve Notes (which is what you've got) are, believe or not, the most common of the Series 1928 $20's. If it's worn worse than the average bill you see in circulation, it's not going to be worth much over face value unless 1) It was issued by the Federal Reserve Bank in Atlanta (which issued very few of them) or 2) if the serial number ends with a star (meaning it's a replacement for a note damaged during production. A 1928B issued by the Atlanta Fed would probably bring $50-$60 if you sold an "average circulated" example to a dealer. "Star notes" in that same condition would fetch $100-$150.
How do you determine the value of a 1976 two dollar bill?
It’s worth $2. Don’t be one of those people who believe they’re more valuable because they’re (supposedly) rare or because these are from 1976, when the new $2 bill was first released. Unless you have one in great condition and with a special serial number (low numbers like 00000055, one that reads same forward and backward like 35677653, repeater like 74637463 or one with a star after the serial number), it’s just worth face value. Two dollar bills are NOT rare; people keep them because they THINK they’re rare, and thus you never see them. So the perception of rarity persists. Take that $2 bill and go spend it somewhere - you’ll probably get a smile and a start to an unexpected conversation. That alone makes the bill worth more than $2.
On which dollar bill?
In celebration of the United States' bicentennial, which dollar bill depicts a vignette of the signing of the Declaration of Independence? First to answer correctly, gets 10 points!
What is my 1950 $100 dollar bill worth?
As a piece of currency it will buy exactly as much as any other $100 bill will today, which is a lot less than what it could have bought in 1950! As a collectible for someone's collection, it may or may not be worth a greater amount than its value as currency. Consider the following chart showing the declining value of the dollar in recent decades.
How much is a 1963 2 dollar bill with a red seal worth?
I researched 1963 red two dollar bill and discovered that according to a company dealing in currency for collectors, a used copy of that type would be available for purchase at approximately $3.00 with a star bill going for two dollars more. Please keep in mind that the 1963 date on the bill is NOT the date of production but rather the date that this design was put into circulation as a type. The "A" that comes after the date is placed there when there is a change in either the Secretary of the Treasury or the Treasurer of The United States such that their signature changes on the bill.
How much is a 1934 twenty dollar bill worth today? What factors affect the value?
The quality of the bill is the predominant factor in its value. If it is MS (mint state) it is better, but even a circulated one with no cuts or tears also is more than face value. Also other minor factors for MS currency…like how the bill was cut. Perfectly cut and balanced edges garner a higher price. Slightly offset cuts (where one border is slightly wider than another) usually is of lesser value to collectors. Another factor is a bill that has been professionally graded by a reputable grading firm. This increases the value because a future buyer KNOWS with some certainty that he is getting the quality that is being promoted. There are other factors, but you get the idea. Do your research and you will be able to tell how much your 1934 $20 bill is worth (eBay is a good starting place, but a local coin/currency seller could get you started too). Oh, and you can use your public library or the net to get an idea too but don’t put too much into it because these are more like “retail” prices and may not reflect the real price that someone is willing to pay for the note….that is to say, no one buys retail; they wait for a sale and buy it for less.
How much is a 1934 green seal $20 bill worth?
$20
Are U.S. $20 bills from 1981 worth more than face value?
Modern notes are worth precisely face value except:There are people who collect “radar notes” where the serial number is palindromic.There are people who play “liars poker” and bills with five or more of the same number in the serial number are worth a good premium. And a shot at being called a cheater, of course.There are “Star notes” with an asterisk in front of the serial number. They are a bit scarce, and very popular.Lastly, miscut or misprinted bills get a premium, though not for bills cut from sheets sold as sheets of bills.Probabilities in Liar's Poker