My Dad's Old Coin And Bill Collection.

Congratulation for having these momentous of your father!

The 1929 Cent is post-mint damage, like someone tried to shoot it or whatever. It results in the coin being with a cent. Keep it for the sentimental value since it has your dad's fingerprints.

I'm not much or a currency guy, but these notes are not fundamentally rare or straight mint fresh, especially with folds or a little bit of rounded corners from circulation. They probably won't let your quit your job on Monday. I don't know what sort of, if any, the misaligned print will have on the 1934. I have handful of 1934 notes left by my grandfather that I cherish pencilmarks, folds, and all just because they were his.

I don't know enough about paper money to tell you anything about the bills other than that they're very cool, and I would certainly save them. The 1929 cent is just badly damaged, sadly, and is probably only face value to maybe the standard 4 cents for a circulated wheatie in that condition.

There is little to no value above face value for any of these items.

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