Silver Notes 1935 F - Worth having Graded?

[eman1000]

I'm not sure the pictures will really do these notes justice but the 2nd example down is a stack of 6 notes that were included in a coin collection. I have included some pictures of other examples that are in varying degrees of wear. The 6 notes in the 2nd stack are so mint they almost feel fake to the touch the ink is very vibrant like they just came from the bank. I am wondering if they would be worth having graded and who even grade's currency? The only real flaw is the back has some bleed over I think from being together for at least the last 40 plus years. The almost feel better than currency you get new from the bank today... if that is even possible.

Let me know if you think they would be worth having graded and who you would recommend. Thanks

 

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[onebadman]

I had a couple notes graded by PCGS. I want to say it cost around 40 dollars each note. The 1 dollar certificates are very common and probable not worth the cost of grading.

https://www.pcgs.com/banknotes/cert/42138955

 

[eman1000]

I had a couple notes graded by PCGS. I want to say it cost around 40 dollars each not. The 1 dollar certificates are very common and probable not worth the cost of grading.

https://www.pcgs.com/banknotes/cert/42138955

Thanks! At $40 a pop not even worth it.

 

[port ewen ace]

that F block is SWEET, worth aboooot $10 to 15 maybe more. wide & narrow reverse lettering are priced different