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    Dec 22, 2009, 01:07 AM
    I need help finding the value of some silver "bills" that I have, who do I talk to?
    I have a $20 1934A silver certificate with green seal & serial# (not star), in extremely fine condition, Federal Reserve Note is printed at the top, signature is Henry Morganthau Jr. I also have a $5 1963 red certificate with red seal & serial# (no star), in fine condition, United States Note is printed at the top, and the signature is C. Douglas Dillon. Can an expert please respond and let me know what the approximate value of both items are? Thank you.
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    Dec 22, 2009, 01:18 AM
    Hi, LoveB4Money!

    Did you use the guide for grading in the Frequently Asked Questions that's at the beginning of this forum topic to determine the graded condition of what you have?

    Thanks!
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    Dec 23, 2009, 01:07 AM

    LoveB4Money- I will finish this tomorrow night ; its 2;10 am good night every one ;; F.B.E.
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    Dec 23, 2009, 06:35 PM

    LoveB4Money-1934 A silver($20.00) certificate,green seal,Federal Reserve
    Note;Question- is it a silver certificate
    Or a federal reserve note? }Signature-Morganthau Jr.;; 1963-$5.00 ,RED certificate,RED seal &
    Serial numbers,United States Note;;;
    On the 1934A note,Ineed to know what was the issuing BANK< ON the
    Left end there is a treasury seal, in side the center circle is a letter,And on each end are two numbers-1threw 12,letters are [A threw L}Note- There are 12 Federal reserve Districs across the USA,
    Example-A-1 is BOSTON:B-2 is New York: 12- L,is SANFRANISCO, H-8,Is ST LOUIS:: Awaiting your reply; Have a safe & merry Christmas and a Happy New Year:: GOD BLESS ::F.B.E.
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    Dec 24, 2009, 09:03 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Clough View Post
    Hi, LoveB4Money!

    Did you use the guide for grading in the Frequently Asked Questions that's at the beginning of this forum topic to determine the graded condition of what you have?

    Thanks!
    Dear Clough,
    Yes I did use the FAQ guide for grading. I held the bills up to a light. The $20 only has 4 very slight verticle folds but 2 you can't see unless it is held up to the light. The corners are a little soft, the bill is very firm, but not crisp it will bow slightly in the middle when held by one side, about a50* angle. The ink color is vibrant and the bill is faily clean, there are no holes or tears, there is no graphitti, or stains, there ar 2 soft "smudges" that appear to be fingerprints that have collected dust. The $5 is a little more worn but no tears, the red ink is still crisp, but the overall bill ink isn't dark, and the paper is "yellowed" slightly, there is 1 pin hole on Lincoln's forehead right next to the hair so you can only see it when held to light, the corners aren't torn, but are more rounded, there are 9 verticle folds (3 obvious), and 1 horizontal (obvious), there aren't any stains, but the overall appearance is not filthy, but dusty dirty, there are 2 ink marks on the front (not writing), they are 1 green ink 1mm x 4mm, and 1 blue ink 2mm x 4mm, it is slightly firm, when held by the side it bows closer to that end and almost 90* angle.
    I tried to be as fair as possible, I am an extremely detail oriented person with a keen eye, but an untrained one when it comes to this.
    Did you need any more info?
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    Dec 24, 2009, 10:49 AM
    Quote Originally Posted by Flying Blue Eagle View Post
    LoveB4Money-1934 A silver($20.00) certificate,green seal,Federal Reserve
    Note;Question- is it a silver certificate
    or a federal reserve note ??}Signature-Morganthau Jr.;; 1963-$5.00 ,RED certificate,RED seal &
    serial numbers,United States Note;;;
    On the 1934A note,Ineed to know what was the issueing BANK< ON the
    left end there is a treasury seal, in side the center circle is a letter,And on each end are two numbers-1threw 12,letters are [A threw L}Note- There are 12 Federal reserve Districs across the USA,
    example-A-1 is BOSTON:B-2 is New York: 12- L,is SANFRANISCO, H-8,Is ST LOUIS:: Awaiting your reply; Have a safe & merry Christmas and a Happy New Year:: GOD BLESS ::F.B.E.
    Dear Flying Blue Eagle,
    It says Federal Reserve Note at the top of the $20, but the bill is silvery shimmery all over, so I don't know what that means as far as if it is a silver note or certificate, I was told it was a certificate, but not by an expert. The treasury seal is L, Bank of San Francisco (inner ring), The Federal Reserve California (outer ring), the serial# is L91205057A. I will include a .bitmap image front and back of both the $20 & the $5, hope that helps. Thank you for your time, and you have a happy holiday as well! God bless you and yours.
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    Dec 27, 2009, 10:15 PM

    LoveB4Money- Good evening - and happy new year. Thanks for ansdwering my questions on the $5.00 note; This one I can answer now ;{1963 searies $5.00 ;;National Bank Note:Signatures are "Granahan and Dillon" AS per the book in VF-20 and unc-63 condition and grade, the values are { VF-20 } UNC-63
    $9.00 $25.00
    NOW if they were star notes the values would be ( VF-20 ) UNC-63
    $15.00 $85.00
    {NOTE } Star notes are more valuable then reg. notes:: The star indicates that it is a replacment note;; If you need more informatioin on this subject ,let me know;; Stay SAFE DURNING NEW YEARS AND GOD BLESS :: F.B.E.

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