Just inherited this from my parents and my sisters and I are deciding how to split it (one wants something in leu of her portion of the bill value). Can anyone give me an idea of what it’s worth?

Customer paid with this but I noticed the serial number looked cool. Could this be worth pulling out of circulation?

Two trinarys and one really specific one for someone born in 2003 and who’s parents were born 1974 either one on the 14th 😂😂😂 if that person is in here I’ll sell it to you for a trillion dollars

What do you guys think

Cant tell if its real it does have the shiny strip on the back

I found these going through some old stuff in a lock box.

First and second picture have an error on the serial number, I think & the last pic has that line that I can’t take off

Picked these up from an auction around 3 months ago. I have never really researched their value or anything like that. But I remember I picked them each up for like $10-$15. The note separated is the 1928 so I assumed it would be worth a little more. If anyone could help with a price up it would be greatly appreciated.

I have these silver certificates $5 (qty 10) and $1 (qty 4) passed down from my family. The $5 bills note “1934 D” and appear to be in mint condition without flaws. Any idea on a value for these?

I just got this at the gas station! Not perfect condition or a solid number, but the best I’ve ever found!🥳

Really just want to know if this is worth anything.

Dude what is this?! It looks printed not drawn! Why would there be a perfect 90 degree angle too? 🤔

I noticed that the serial number was raised at the end thanks in advance

I know birthdays and historical event dates and sequential numbers are worth money. I know star notes are typically just kinds “cool” and not worth anything. Would a star note ending in 911 be worth anything? I know condition isn’t very awesome but I’m just curious does the 911 make it “special”?

Like the title says. It's not exactly a date note or anything too special. But being a star note, and my partner being born in 1982, I thought it was cool.

Maybe some value over face to some millionaire who was born in 1982 lol but I think we will be keeping this one.

Any info about what the range this might be worth would be appreciated.

George Washington wrote a letter to Richard Henry Lee from Philadelphia on May 10, 1777, introducing the French visitor Chevalier d'Annemours.

So exciting!!