I want to know the value

The Small Silver Certificates were first issued in 1928 and were then issued in 1934, 1935, and the last one was issued in 1957. Silver Certificates could be traded for silver until 1968, then the U.S. Government reneged on their commitment.

$1 Silver Certificate (http://www.wscoin.com/index.php?v=pr&tid=4&cmid=253&cid=252&id=31290&src=1):

1935 Silver Certificate (http://www.thefind.com/gifts/info-1935-silver-certificate):

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1935e, signatures are - mpreist and humphrey;; #1614. -vg-20 -$ 3.00 unc-63- $12.50
#1614-(*) - vg-20- $ 5>00 unc-63 #1614(*) - $ 17.50 note in all the books every note has its own number :: the star not is a note thar has a star {red or blue } before the searil number ot right at the end of the serial number:: they are twice as valuable :: vg-20 means -very good grade 20;; unc means -uncirculated -grade -63::: se this note! { the first series of the silver certificate was the{ series of 1886},not as stated by {gem22205} she made a mistake ;; also to find out the condition and grade of your note go to this site :: 1.9) how do you grade the condition of paper money :: have a great day and god bless f.b.e. ;if i have answered your question pleaser rate my answers using the orange box below <thanks , f.b.e.

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