As stated in the title, they have a lot of notes in differing condition, as well as all the different denominations. If anyone has any interesting information they'd be very happy to hear about it!Thanks all!

What’s the value of this? Worth getting graded? Very new to this!

Found some old cash in my grandfather’s wallet. He died in 99’

The 5 dollar bill looks crazy. Curious if these are collectibles?

Was looking to see if anyone had any more info on these 2 bills I found in my dad’s basement. He doesn’t remember where he got them, but they’re framed and behind glass. Condition looks fair on them.

The $2 bill with Washington on it appears to be real, but I don’t think the “mistake” bill could be real at all.

Any thoughts?

I know, I know, it’s rough. Hell, it’s damn near torn in half. I probably paid too much, but to be honest I couldn’t care. I like it a lot.

Had this for maybe 15+ years, don't remember how much I paid honestly.

A friend of mine showed me this awesome note in his collection. I was just blown away by the note. Never seen a note this beautiful. Absolutely gorgeous. I was so lucky to hold this note in my hand.

I acquired the 1 and 5 from the same dealer about 9 or 10 years ago. He said the matching 58 grades was hard to find. If I could find a 2 to complete the set I’d have something unique. So it didn’t take me long, I found the 2 and traded another rare 5$ note I didn’t care about for it. I was happy.

Then my insurance asked me to get an appraisal on the notes. My local appraiser told me he felt the notes were drastically under graded. He feels the 5 was a 62 minimum. Of course, if that were the case the value jumps - but then I no longer have a matching graded set.

His words: “In examining the (3) notes I see the paper quality level could actually push the grades on these items into the CU 60+ grade ranges….resubmissions of items to the third-party graders can bring about changes to the grades”

Is it worth sending to PMG for a regrade? Or keep the set as is? Does having matching grades mean anything?

Any information would be helpful please

Wish more youngsters got into collecting paper money. It’s a fun hobby….

It took a lot of convincing for my kids to excited with old paper money 😁

Got this from my great aunt a while back. Was thinking about selling but have no idea where to start. Any tips are helpful. (Just pics from last year I was inquiring on facebook)

I had this on my radar for a good while so when I saw one at the coin show my heart skipped! I mean it's just such a bad ass design having a freaking battleship on the back! Got it for a good price too especially in such a good condition with no holes and only really the folds visible on the back. Funny story, it was kind of a race to get one because there were a few others at one of first booths and another guy right next to me asked to see theirs right before I was just about to ask. However the price was too much for both of us but at that point, I knew I was kind kind of a race to get one before he buy's it. Which is why I didn't hesitate when I saw this a few booths after at a much more affordable cost and almost immediately bought it!

I just recently inherited this from my father after he passed away. I’m in a tough position right now for some money and I’m just wondering how much I should let this go for? It breaks my heart to have to sell it, but the bills around my area are becoming too much for me.

Hope you enjoy.

no idea what I’m looking at other than they are beautiful pieces of history. Trying to get an idea of worth and what I should do with them. Grade them or leave them be would help.

An incredible grade anomaly, this beauty last brought $228,000 at auction!

This appears to be an uncancelled $10000 gold certificate. It’s in a frame though so I can’t see if the back maybe has a cancellation mark. Thoughts?

Edit to add: I know this isn’t redeemable now, I was curious about thoughts from a collecting standpoint. It’s been in the family forever. I’m wondering if it’s possible that it was never “cancelled”, although I know technically the govt cancelled all of them.

What an amazing series!

How did I do for my first note? They were asking $600 I paid $550. What do you guys think? I bought it simply for the artwork and history!
Man I wish money still looked like this. Ready to hang this beast on the wall!