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General => What's It Worth? => Topic started by: arnaud on May 15, 2013, 09:23:44 pm
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Hello, I have 3 1000$ bills of 1954, 2 of which are consecutive! They are in pretty good condition, I would like to know how much they are worth..here is a picture!
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Sorry I'm trying to post the pic but it won't work :S
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Araud the image did work as i can see it from the link you provided. The note appears to be a modified 1954 Lawson Bouey. Depending on the condition, VG ti Gem Unc by book the value would range from $1000.00 (face value) to $1800 (Gem Unc) each note. But in today's depressed market i would value even a gem unc note around $1600.
The old story, what is a buyer willing to pay you for them?
Hope this helps you a bit? Gee IF only they we devil's face notes, first 1954 issue, Coyne Towers signatures, and in gem unc condition. The value would be much greater !
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Arnaud my apologies for mistyping your name. The fact two notes are in sequence really doesn't increase the value. Most dealers sell notes one by one so a sequential pair would require a collector who is very serious about having notes that are in sequence.
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@billhnter, no worries mate! And thanks a lot for the information, I think I might go get them evaluated by a numismatist?
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billhunter* Sorry bout that, why can't we edit posts around here?!