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I found this folded in thirds in a pile of stuff I picked up from a local estate. I also got some other old bills too I'll post later. I'm a coin guy and I know nothing about paper money. All I can tell you is this bill is larger than today's bills and besides the 2 folds, it's pretty crispy.

What are thoughts on value, condition and proper preservation.

Thank you

1923-Silver-Cert

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Looks like someone folded an uncirculated bill and was stuck in the pile of stuff until you found it.

This bill is a more common issue of the three that were printed. This issue bears the Speelman/White signature combo. Although common, the condition (VF-XF) is still decent enough to bring around $40 to maybe $50 on a good day.

Definitely post the other notes too. I'd like to see them as well.
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1923 is the most common series for large size $1 silver certs. Most are worth around $20, but yours is probably worth around $30-$40
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