1937 $1 - $20

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fasTTcar

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1937 $1 - $20

« on: January 27, 2009, 09:06:35 pm »

Here is a set of circulated $1 through $20.

The $10 is the best of the bunch, the $20 the worst.

Looking for a general value and an opinion if I should offer them as a group or separately?

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StormThief24

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Re: 1937 $1 - $20

« Reply #1 on: January 28, 2009, 11:14:59 am »

Looking at those images, the $1 through the $5 are all VF condition, worth roughly $30 each off the top of my head, the $10 would be an EF-AU at about $50, and the $20 would be G-VG worth about $30. I'm not too sure on these numbers, so don't hold me to them.

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EyeTradeMoney

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Re: 1937 $1 - $20

« Reply #2 on: January 28, 2009, 06:58:11 pm »

Hard to tell without the reverse.

The $1 is an F- (book $10)

The $2 is an F/VF (about $30)

The $5 is an F/VF (about $30)

The $20 is a G, although with that many tears, I wouldn't buy it.

And the $10 is an EF. It cannot be an AU with that edge on the top-right. But again, it depends if the reverse is just as sharp.

If you want to get maximum value, put 'em on eBay when the USD is relatively strong. I tend to keep my bills until I get better ones. Speaking of which, I will soon take out a batch to sell.

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