I have a 1934 C five dollar bill. On the bottom of the front, it say's "IN SILVER PAYABLE TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND". Is this worth anything?

Hi, daddyfish72!

I've moved your question out of Other Money & Services where it will be more likely to be noticed and addressed by our Coin and Currency Expert, Flying Blue Eagle. He has the current, written documetation concerning the possible value of such things.

Do you know what the graded condition of it is, please?

Thanks!

Daddyfish72-I will need more information on the $5.00 bill before I can give you the Correct answer;; #1-Please correct me if I'M wrong ,but I believe that your bill is a 1934C-{SILVER CERTIFICATE}?? [printed across the center top on front side::#2-Need to have {one or both (SIGNATURES)-#3- Is there a ( STAR ) AT THE START of the serial number or right after the serial number? { NOTE}#4-IS this note a FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE -if it is -I NEED TO know the ISSUING BANK::( #5 )-I also need to know what the grade and condition of the note is in :: ( #6)-GO to this post::1.9)how do you grade
The condition of paper money ;; WAITING your reply;; have a great day and GOD BLESS::F.B.E.

Here's the link to the information concerning grading to which Flying Blue Eagle is referring.

https://www.askmehelpdesk.com/collectibles/frequently-asked-questions-about-collecting-paper-money-currency-coins-303795.html