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I think I need to bank where you do! I sell circulated $2 red seals online for $4 a piece with no problem, but if you feel like flipping them for a quick buck, I'd just sell them to your LCS. They'll probably put something like $4 on them.
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Yea I could sell them on ebay but I'm not really into shipping + fees.. I mean I could make a little more than my LCS but the convenience factor of my LCS is better I think.. But what do you think of the star notes and 1928s value? Also what abou the 0000 serial number? |
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The 0000 serial number isn't really low enough for any extra premium, the stars will definitely be worth a little more, especially the middle one in your second photo. The tears on the 1928G bills hurt, but you could possibly get $5 each or so for those. The yellow seal notes are considered damaged and you will occasionally see folks passing them off as errors on ebay. |
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I'm thinking about keeping all the absolute uncirculated ones and the one of the best of each Series 1953 A B C etc... Btw is that five yours? I like that design!
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05/04/2015 11:12 pm
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I would do the same. You paid face, so anything over that you're coming out ahead. Sure is! That is my 1923 $5 'Porthole' Silver Certificate. You can check out the rest here as well as other CCF member's collections here: https://goccf.com/t/216568 |
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would you take the 2.50 if your LCS is right next to you? Btw I coin roll hunt and thats how I get these occasionally! Definitely cant have too much money tied up in these. SO keep the 1928, star notes, and the best of each series? I'm still really new to paper currency and like to make sure I keep the right ones hahah
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Post the pics of the 1928's -- there are some key notes in the 1928 series.
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I did above theyre just series G. If I sold each red 1963 for $4 on ebay there would be a $0.90 fee!! wow okay Edited by Spartcom5
05/05/2015 02:22 am
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Edited by John1
05/05/2015 2:52 pm
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By damage do you mean rips? Or folds as well?
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Ripped corners,stains,tears,written on,major folds,pin holes etc. John1  |
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$2.50 each? To that I say "Ha!"
Walk away. $4 a pop all day long. If you don't wanna do any leg-work I (personally) wouldn't accept less than $3 for the bottom barrel examples. Just me.
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Actually just sold 77 average condition ones for $4.50 at my LCS!! Made $200 but he offered me only 2.25 for the ripped ones should I take that? Btw I pulled all the perfect uncirculated ones, I found 3 sequential uncirculated 1963s worth any premium?
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I found 3 sequential uncirculated 1963s worth any premium? Not much if any,IMHO. Check ebay sold values for an idea. John1 |
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If I look at ebay it says they're worth quite a bit so I have no idea |
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Posted 05/04/2015 9:17 pm
