- Jun 9, 2013
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- White XLT Spectrum E-Series
- Primary Interest:
- Metal Detecting
Hello folks.... Haven't posted for awhile. My mother passed a couple years ago and while going through her estate I came upon an envelope containing 29 $1.00 and $2.00 bills in an old envelope. Today I was trying to look up the possible values of the currency. I'm really not good at doing that at all but I got some general idea I think on some except for 1 group of bills. The best 3 "looking" bills are a trio of 1953 B $2.00 bills in uncirculated condition. They are very crisp and have zero folds or any hint of being circulated and are brilliant in color. The 3 notes have consecutive serial numbers also. That is what I can't find out or get a value on.... if any
They are NOT * notes. Serial #'s are A 65483404 A, ...405, ...406. Maybe $20.00 each....?
Some of other currency notes are: 1953B $2.00 in great shape (4), 1953 $2.00 very fine (4), 1953A $2.00 very fine (3), 1935E $1.00 good silver certificate (1), 1957A $1.00 rough silver certificate (1), 1963B $1.00 very fine (11), 1969 $1.00 very fine (1).
So I truly don't think there worth a lot even altogether added up. But I was asking about the 3 posted above for any possible value... Thanks, Brad
They are NOT * notes. Serial #'s are A 65483404 A, ...405, ...406. Maybe $20.00 each....? Some of other currency notes are: 1953B $2.00 in great shape (4), 1953 $2.00 very fine (4), 1953A $2.00 very fine (3), 1935E $1.00 good silver certificate (1), 1957A $1.00 rough silver certificate (1), 1963B $1.00 very fine (11), 1969 $1.00 very fine (1).
So I truly don't think there worth a lot even altogether added up. But I was asking about the 3 posted above for any possible value... Thanks, Brad
