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Hi, I might have mentioned this before in a different post, but is there any website that allows you to search a serial number from a bill, and it will give information of what series it is, and more information about it...? I have a silver certificate, but it is only one half (the left side) of it, and I am wondering about what series it was printed in and such... Thanks!

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Call the ANA liberry. Betcha one of the paper money catalogs has the info.
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You could narrow the search down by the signature you have on the left side.

For example is the last name of the signature on a $1 Silver Certificate is Tate you would have a 1928 series note, if the last name is Woods then you have either a 1928A,1928B or 1928C series.

I'm not sure if there is any other way.
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