No photos but any information would help

[AGBlex]

recently came across 2 really nice looking old bills.

both are 1913 series.

one is a 5$ federal reserve note. and the other is a real interesting 2 dollar bill. neither are star notes sadly.


any info would be great

thank you

alex

 

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[Mackaydon]

Are you sure it's a 1913 Federal Reserve $5 note and not a 1914 FRN?
Who are the signatories?
What was the issuing bank?
Blue or Red Seal?
And is the $2 FRN really 1913 or is it 1918?
Don.......

 

[AGBlex]

Are you sure it's a 1913 Federal Reserve $5 note and not a 1914 FRN?
Who are the signatories?
What was the issuing bank?
Blue or Red Seal?
And is the $2 FRN really 1913 or is it 1918?
Don.......

could be an 18.. the photos were sent to my phone and zooming in pixilated the small date

 

[Mackaydon]

If you post the pics or send them to me in a PM, i'll try to assist you.
Don....

 

[AGBlex]

If you post the pics or send them to me in a PM, i'll try to assist you.
Don....

is there any basic information you could give me on these generic bills?

 

[boris]

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[Mackaydon]

There was also a Series of 1918 and some of those bill were dated May 20, 1914 or May 18, 1914--not to confuse you more. All Series of 1918s had blue seals and al were signed by Burke and either Teehee or Elliott. A few years ago, the retail value of a Series of 1918 $5 Federal Reserve Bank Note ranged from about $250 (in VG-8) to into the thousands (in UNC-63) depending on condition, specific issuing bank and signatures.
Don.......
(On my screen a smiley keeps coming up where the number '8' should be.)