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Help With Grading Of Currency

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These notes are a 1934-D $5 Silver Certificate, a 1935 North Africa $1 Silver Certificate, and a 1934-A $10 Silver Certificate. I am not a novice, but I do admit I need help grading these bills. Please comment your thoughts on what you think the grades are. Thanks in advance.

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 Posted 08/24/2013  10:04 pm  Show Profile   Bookmark this reply Add papermoney to your friends list Get a Link to this Reply
I am sorry but all that came up was the five. Please just grade that.
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It's tough for me to give a grade as the photo has been cropped right to the size of the bill... hard to tell exactly

Looks like all edges are crisp and clean and I can't see any creases or folds, so I would put this note at a minimum grade of AU 58... only holding it in hand and giving it a good one over would I be able to tell you if it's a CUNC or a GUNC
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Off topic, but if you are getting grades/opinions in order to put it on eBay/trade/etc. please shoot me a message. I am chasing the 1935 $1. Thanks!
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