Idea on values?

[Beachkid23]

I got a couple things from grandmothers estate this weekend. I was wondering if you think of the value of these couple items. The first one is a 1923 one dollar red seal. I was thinking about having it sent in to be graded.





























Also I have a 1917 $2 bill. It is pretty rough but still pretty neat looking old money I think.









Then the last one I got which I'm fairly certain it's around $150-$200. 1883 CC Morgan.







I was thrilled about the silver dollar. My mother text me a picture a week ago saying I was getting a silver dollar. And she text me a picture of the 1922 piece dollars. I would much rather have this one!! But do you think the one dollars worth getting graded?

 

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[Mackaydon]

Your 1923 US $1 Note is valuable.The 2010 Red Book--US Currency values them from $150 in F-12 up to $875 in Unc.-63.
The 1917 $2 (using same reference) shows $125 in F-12 though yours looks more like VG-8 for which the reference didn't give a value.
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[unclemac]

ebay is a good reference for what things actually sell for, and has bills in all sorts of conditions. I would only grade something if I was wanting to sell it, If i am keeping it the grade doesn't matter to me. your morgan is beautiful and since it is from your grandmother the value to you is more than money.

1923 US $1 Note red | eBay

1883 CC Morgan | eBay

 

[CaptEsteban]

You can see what many coins, etc. SOLD for by searching the " completed listings " from the left column of the E Bay listings.

 

[cudamark]

I would only have it professionally graded if I was going to sell it online or if there was a dispute (as to condition/grade) with a local buyer.

 

[coinsareawesome]

The 1883-CC is a very, very nice coin. Not the kind I could afford! It's about $210 in MS-60 condition to $230 in MS-63 condition. The S from that year is actually worth the same, if not a little bit more, depending on what condition it is in.