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Title: 1995 Series US $5 bill
Post by: friedsquid on April 15, 2007, 01:59:12 pm

I got this in my change early this a.m. in Michigan. It's a series 1995. No rips, tears or markings but it is well circulated. Is it worth keeping?
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Title: Re: 1995 Series US $5 bill
Post by: BWJM on April 15, 2007, 03:00:20 pm

If in C.UNC, it would be tagged at USD$40, but this note is clearly not in that nice of condition. It would be very close to face value. The catalogue I have only prices modern notes in C.UNC.

Title: Re: 1995 Series US $5 bill
Post by: friedsquid on April 15, 2007, 04:03:03 pm

What is the title of the book you use for finding newer US currency prices?
Is it available at Chapters?

Thanks in advance

FRIEDSQUID

Title: Re: 1995 Series US $5 bill
Post by: jasper on April 17, 2007, 10:33:44 pm

RED BOOK: Guide Book of United States Paper Money by Arthur and Ira Friedberg (cost US$19.95 or C$25.30)

or

Standard Catalog of United States Paper Money by Chester Krause and Robert Lemke   cost US$29.99

The Red book has the added advantage of stating the number printed so you know which are the scarcer blocks and reserve banks. I would get that one. I bought that specifically for that info. Prices are roughly comparable in the two books