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Are those old 10 dollar bills also uncirculated?
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Not uncirculated CoinCollector. I would call them all Fine to Very Fine, with several Extremely Fine. They probably haven't seen circulation for 50+ years.
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If any of those bills have consecutive serial numbers, then they probably are uncirculated, but may have sustained PMD due to improper storage, all of my bills are in various serial number ranges, and I wouldn't be surprised if the 1963As are also consecutive. I'm just wondering, what would the value of all these bills be? |
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mfhorn- nice find, that's definitely worth the $1,000 to keep, especially with the 1928 gold certificates.
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Coincollector; There are two consecutive 1950 notes. The don't have any folds, but show a bit of wear. Probably like you said; the way they were stored. I started collecting the consecutive older '28 & '34's in various denominations. Also the large size, if I can get them at a reasonable price.
The redeemable in gold notes total 25, not 10. I was just counting the ones with the numerical bank district.
Also, there were NO Star notes. With most being from Cleveland, why couldn't I have been a bit more lucky to get a 1928C Star?
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Oh well, at least you got all those gold certs.
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Oh well, at least you got all those gold certs Although they have the gold clause, those 1928 notes are still Federal Reserve Notes. |
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Oh well, at least you got all those 1928 notes.  |
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Although they have the gold clause, those 1928 notes are still Federal Reserve Notes. So I guess they won't get rejected when I put them in a bill changer. Thanks Guys........... |
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I finally managed to stop at the bank when the teller with the old bills was there, and she had 1 of the old bills left. It's a 1963A $10 SN C21015082A. It's great that I was able to recover one of the older bills but what really makes me feel bad is that the rest of them were given to ordinary customers, so who knows where they are now. Anyone who isn't a coin collector won't know the real value of uncirculated 10 dollar bills and they'll just spend them, which makes uncirculated specimens more valuable...
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Out of curiosity, how did the subject come up? Did you ask the teller if they had any interesting notes in their drawer? Or was he just making small talk?
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This was awhile back, but at my main pickup bank in walking distance from my house, the tellers know I collect old bills and that's when I was offered the old 5s and 10s.
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Nice, I wish I could have found those!
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