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Question by Barbara
Submitted on 5/13/2004
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Could you tell me if the following silver certificates are worth any more than face value: $1 bills 1935H 1957 1957A 1957B (all excellent condition) $2 bills 1953 1953A 1953B 1963 1976 (excellent condition) Also do you know if wheat pennies are worth anything

Answer by Pete
Submitted on 5/14/2004
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Hi..unless your silver certificates are star notes with a star in the beginning of the serial numbers or the 1957 having a BB block which is serial numbers starting and ending in "B" they are really common notes.In average circulated grades a value of $1.50-$1.60 is all a dealer will offer. The $2 notes 1953,1953A and 1953B are common notes in circulated grades.They have a dealer offer price of $3.75-$4.05 range. The 1963 and 1976 unless they are circulated with no folds they would be worth face value only. If any of these notes have tears,holes or bad stains then they really wouldn't be worth much over face value. Pete

Answer by jmac81
Submitted on 2/1/2006
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I have a 1957 Silver certificate and it starts with a star in front of the serial number, do you have any idea what it is worth or if it is of real value?

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