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A 25 Cent Bill

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Michael_T
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I have had this for quite a while and always thought it was really cool since I have never seen one before. It is a 25 cent note and is really heavily used. It is in really bad shape but from seeing the pic, does it have any value?
My Grandmother gave it to me so I guess it has some sentimental value for me.


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It is called Fractional Currency. I think that this might help you out. I think yours is series 1874.
http://shop.ebay.com/?_from=R40&_np...ncy+25+cents

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One of the most common and least expensive of the fractional notes. It is 5th series, 25 cents. The guy in the picture is Robert Walker (Secretary of the Treasury 1845-1849). Yes, keep it for sentimental value, as it is worth maybe $5 in such condition.
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I guess it has some sentimental value for me.

Keep it & pass it on to your kids!
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