I have a $10 1934 D, Federal Reserve Bank C, serial #...

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Question by Barbara
Submitted on 9/25/2003
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I have a $10 1934 D, Federal Reserve Bank C, serial # C83320858B, # on back left=1191, # on front right=D267. Also have a $10 1950, Bank=B, Serial # B24952956A, # on back 1282 and # on front right L90. This one has almost no top margin. What are these worth? Thanks

Answer by Pete
Submitted on 9/27/2003
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Hi Barbara...both notes I'm afraid are common notes as far as collectors are concerned.In circualted grades they have a value of a few dollars above face.Now if you feel that your notes are in excellent condition you can email me scans front and back.When common notes are in excellent condition they do have a good preimum. Pete

Answer by Joe
Submitted on 2/26/2006
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We want to sell this box. www.federalreserve1934.blogspot.com Any buyers?

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