50's And 60's Bills Found

I can try and give the prices from my small currency price guide. Book prices are high and most bills can be purchased for less, sometimes much less.

One other thing, the number and letter in the seal .. and start of SN, associates the bill to which of the 12 banks they are shipped to "I/9" is for Minneapolis, "G/7" is for Chicago .. This is for FRN's

of course condition can also affect the price

20 bills;

1950 D Series I34997246A with 9 VF $40/CH CU $125
1963 A Series G03747903A with 7 CH CU $40

$10 bills;

1963 A Series I08803277A with 9 CH CU $45
1963 A Series I07060819A with 9 CH CU $45
1950 D Series G27005331 with Star? and 7 CH CU $150
1950 D Series G92951421G with 7 CH CU $40
1950 C Series G97993563F with 7 CH CU $40
1963 no mint G04191844A with 7 CH CU $50
Not sure what you mean no mint

$5 bills;

1963 A Series I19615615A with 9 CH CU $25
1950 E Series G43401758E with 7 CH CU $75
1963 A Series I02123316A with 9 CH CU $25

and I have 12 $1 bills which are 1963 No Mints

IMO the book prices are very high .. but could look on ebnay and see what they are selling for

okay .. I got confused .. minted are for coins, bills are printed. There are two print facilites one in Washington DC and one in Fort Worth Texas.

For the letter after the year. A new letter will be added each time there is a minor change to the bill.
In most cases (maybe all, I am not sure) the change is the signature. For example, the series of 1963, one dollar federal reserve note, was printed between 1963 and 1969.
The 1963 note (no letter,some call plain) was sign by
Granahan and Dillon, when Fowler took over for Dillon, the new notes, 1963 A were signed by Granahan and Fowler. In late 1968 Fowler left the job and President Johnson appointed Barr, which give us the 1963 B note with Granahan and Barr signatures.

I have to do some more reading to figure out what causes the series to change. I do not know what change was made to make the notes go from a 1963 to a 1969 to a 1974 ...

You did not say which of the 12 banks your one dollar notes were issued to, but most of them book value at $5.00 in CH CU.

CH CU is choice crisp uncirculated.

I hope this helps some .. I am not a expert, I just have been trying to learn more about currency lately.

Honestly, if someone on here is collecting them, I am willing to sell them. Otherwise was just going to release them into the wild circulation

But, I don't want to do that, especially if someone on here maybe is looking for one of these bills to fill a collection. I'll try to help them out.

not sure what the rules are for you to buy sell or trade on here .
I think it is 250 post to sell .

It may be less to trade .. I have been looking for a 1950's series $20.00
for one of my collections .. if you have enough post and your interested .. we could maybe work a trade out

colu41 ... what do you collect

I think you can post a want list .. of something you would like to trade .. I think you can not sell until you have 250 post.

if there is something you like to collect .. seem like that would be your best bet.
If you trade for silver it can be sold pretty easy.

that is a tough one .. I was just reading the rules .. looks like you have to have 250 post to sell or start a trade post....