What is my $5 1950 Bill worth

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Well !!! It's worth what a dollar bill poker player is willing to pay! I'll Trade you for a two headed coin! Ha Ha
 

Welcome to T-Net, Phull. A dealer might give you about $8 to $12, if anything at all. It is not rare. Good luck.
 

At least $5.00. Look for a pawn shop.:laughing7:
 

I was a coin dealer with my own store for 20 years. Its worth $5.00 that's it. If you find someone who will pay any more... take it...
 

If it was stone mint might be worth a few $$ over face, with the wear and folds, face value and not likely to increase in value for centuries to come.
 

In that condition it is worth $5. If someone is willing to pay you anything more take it and run.
 

Hey Xraywolf. I just Broke my Computer Screen Again trying to kill that Flea
If it was stone mint might be worth a few $$ over face, with the wear and folds, face value and not likely to increase in value for centuries to come.
 

In 1950 your $5 would have been worth $5 but today maybe 18 cents.
 

If it says Federal Reserve Note on top, you are lucky it has any value at all.
 

Your bill was issued in Atlanta; over 86 million were printed.
Any premium you receive might come from a game of Liar's Poker, as mentioned above.
Don....

It makes me wonder how many of those 86 million still survive?

I got a 1950 $20 bill (Same Condition) from a coin Store back in Change from a $100 bill.
Thought It was cool , went back & fourth on to keep it or not.

Spent it at Mickey Dee's that night & the people there did not want to take it & not cause of the 1950 but because of the Small Face. LOL There was talk of Calling the Manager before they finally took it. 2 of the workers were def, over 30 years old.
 

Welcome to Tnet, my Friend!

You can either go through the hassle of eBay and hope someone bids,
OR you can send me a PM if you still have it. I'll give a little over face and save you the eBay fees.


Best Wishes,

Scott
 

Your bill was issued in Atlanta; over 86 million were printed.
Any premium you receive might come from a game of Liar's Poker, as mentioned above.
Don....

Liar's poker, eh?

What you got?
A boat?

Let's go double or nothing, shall we? :occasion14:

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Best Wishes,

Scott
 

It makes me wonder how many of those 86 million still survive?

I got a 1950 $20 bill (Same Condition) from a coin Store back in Change from a $100 bill.
Thought It was cool , went back & fourth on to keep it or not.

Spent it at Mickey Dee's that night & the people there did not want to take it & not cause of the 1950 but because of the Small Face. LOL There was talk of Calling the Manager before they finally took it. 2 of the workers were def, over 30 years old.

USPaperMoney.Info: Series 1950 $20

Again, I would have given a bit extra.

Be well, my Friend!

Best,

Scott
 

USPaperMoney.Info: Series 1950 $20

Again, I would have given a bit extra.

Be well, my Friend!

Best,

Scott

Ahhh. Likely would have made an even swap, Ill bet 'The land of good Deeds' is not to far away .
I don't have an e-bey account but my step-dad does. I fig something out -On how to get one to you.
Ill be on the lookout for more older Bills.
 

I would wait 50 years and then ask the same question":occasion14:
 

What's it worth?
70 years ago $5.00...........Today it has the buying power of fity cent
1970 in South East Asia $5.00 did buy a carton of smokes,and a case of Bud....Exactly !
 

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