question on silver certificates

[cyberdan]

A bank teller wants to sell her silver certificates. She said she has a bunch of $1 & $5 (and I think she also said $2) bills.

Are they worth anything over face value? I am sure condition counts also.

 

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[jeff of pa]

unless from the early 1900's $2.00 bills are not worth more then $2.00
although Mint 1976's may have a premium of a Quarter or so.

Silver Certificats must also be in Mint condition to
get a dealer/Buyer intrested but
Could carry a premium to those who just like them.

The Exceptin would be all the "Horse Blankets"
(Early large Style Notes)
would carry a definate Premium

 

[secondcup]

unless from the early 1900's $2.00 bills are not worth more then $2.00
although Mint 1976's may have a premium of a Quarter or so.

Silver Certificats must also be in Mint condition to
get a dealer/Buyer intrested but
Could carry a premium to those who just like them.

The Exceptin would be all the "Horse Blankets"
(Early large Style Notes)
would carry a definate Premium

The last Silver Certificate was made in 1957 or 58, I believe. Certainly not as late as 1976.

If they are offering them at face value, I jump on a few (if not all of them). If they're asking more than that, I'd research the values and pay accordingly.

sc

 

[bradyboy]

grab em while you can

 

[TooManyHobbies]

My wife got a $1 Silver Cert in change today. Has a little rip that someone put clear tape over, and looks used, but cool find anyway. It's a 1957. Was also wondering what the value is ??.

 

[GPURS]

unless from the early 1900's $2.00 bills are not worth more then $2.00
although Mint 1976's may have a premium of a Quarter or so.

Silver Certificats must also be in Mint condition to
get a dealer/Buyer intrested but
Could carry a premium to those who just like them.

The Exceptin would be all the "Horse Blankets"
(Early large Style Notes)
would carry a definate Premium

The last Silver Certificate was made in 1957 or 58, I believe. Certainly not as late as 1976.

If they are offering them at face value, I jump on a few (if not all of them). If they're asking more than that, I'd research the values and pay accordingly.

sc

Hey secondcup, I believe Jeffs first paragraph was discussing just the $2.00 (non silver certificates). Just trying to clear up any confusion ! Good luck, Gpurs...