Can anyone help me price the following silver certificate?...

Question by Swurv
Submitted on 10/19/2003
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Can anyone help me price the following silver certificate? The following is the certificate specifics: Grade-VF condition,has 1 fold down the middle and a barely visible crease a little to the right of that.The paper is crisp,slightly stained in spots,but very well preserved.Unfortunately it has been signed by a few people whose names, I personally,cant fully make out. Series-1935A Serial# on front-S45377020C Check#-2953 Color of seal-Gold Stamped on both ends of the front in small letters and once all the way across the back in large letters is-HAWAII.It looks as though it came from the treasury like that. There is a "D" printed (front side) under and to the left of "THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA". Then another one down by the Secretary Treasurers name,but with the #'s 5571 next to it. Anyways, there's a pretty good description and I appreciate any efforts and/or help on gettin' it priced. Thanx again:) ~

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Answer by Pete
Submitted on 10/21/2003
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Hi..you have a Hawaii silver certificate.These notes were issued during the World War 2 and issued to Hawaii with the idea if the island was captured by the Japenese these notes would be declared worthless.The hand signed signatures on your note maybe from US service men stationed in Hawaii during the war.With the description of your note in VF grade it would have a book value of around $25. Hope this helps. Pete

Answer by katt
Submitted on 4/5/2004
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I have a silver certificate with lincoln and grant on the front. it has a serial # and is dated as a "series of 1800", is this an authentic silver certificate?

Answer by katt
Submitted on 4/6/2004
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I have a silver certificate with lincoln and grant on the front. it has a serial # and is dated as a "series of 1800", is this an authentic silver certificate?

Answer by D711
Submitted on 4/16/2004
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I have a $5 Silver Certificate Series 1934 C and a $1 Silver Certificate Series 1957 A Can someone please inform me of their value

Answer by Tina
Submitted on 5/10/2004
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I have a $5 silver certificate 1953 series and 6 1965 quarters, can anyone please tell me what the value is on these?

Answer by carol
Submitted on 5/11/2004
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I have a 1953 silver certificate with no folds it looks almost like new is it worth any more than the face value

Answer by cid
Submitted on 10/14/2004
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A friend of mine showed me a 1934 US$100,000 gold certificate authenticated and with a watermark. Does that make it authentic? Serial Number is A0000C583A. It comes in an attache case with "Federal Reserve" , "United States of America". Also has an SN No, SD No and PD No on the case. How do I tell whether its authentic or not. Can someone give me ballpark prices for an authentic one? Thanks.

Answer by Megd
Submitted on 11/7/2004
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I have two, one dollar silver certificates, both in very fine shape, very crisp. One is a 1935G series with a blue seal, with the # C93472007J above the seal & on the bottom left and the # L7949 on the bottom right, no stains or tears, with one slight crease. The second is a 1957A with a blue seal, the # C05321901A above the seal and on the bottom left and the # C632 on the bottom right, no tears, one small stain, and two creases. I would like to know if these are worth anything. Please email me at cdavis@ccrtc.com. Thanks.

Answer by lex
Submitted on 1/22/2007
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i have a 5 dollars series of 1934 d silver certificate i want to know how mush is it worth

Answer by Rosie
Submitted on 1/28/2007
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I have a 1934 silver certificate no folds in a glass frame and in well condition. how much would that be? And it also has a rare mistake on it that not many have.

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