Any value in these?

[Theamatuer-migration]

About five years ago I received these at the bank. I gave them to Mom to hold onto as they were old. She was going through her things yesterday and gave them back to me. There are three 1950 series b notes. Two are star notes with consecutive serial numbers. They are like brand new and have never been folded. Any help would be appreciated.

 

Thanks in advance,

 

Vic

 

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[GOLDMINE866]

Not sure on value but they are keepers. The non-star is most likely a little over face, as for the stars I would have to look some up before I took a shot at value. Are you thinking of selling them or just wondering about value?

[Theamatuer-migration]

Thinking of selling but am not sure how to go about it! Should they be graded, sell on ebay, put in auction, I guess I am looking for advice. I am not really a collector. My thing is old woodworking tools and hunting and fishing antiques. Thank you for your reply GOLDMINE. Any other advice would be appreciated.

 

Thanks again,

 

Vic

[TheRock]

That 2nd D* if it is really GEM, is worth $200+ any day of the week !!!

[Theamatuer-migration]

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Never mind I read the link to the left on paper money grading, duh! I had not noticed it before.

 

So if I wanted to sell them, should I have them graded?

 

 

Pardon my ignorance Rock, but what would make it a gem?

 

Thanks,

 

Vic

[HiHoAudio]

That 2nd D* if it is really GEM, is worth $200+ any day of the week !!!

 

The obverse top and bottom margins are probably too tight for gem status.

Nevertheless both are stars in excellent Crisp UNC condition and worth quite a bit.

[JIM F.]

The non-star is probably not worth the grading fee. The stars might be worth it -- the stars probably have more value sold together. I would be interested in making you an offer on all 3 of them "as is" if you would like to send to me for inspection.

 

 

[Theamatuer-migration]

Thanks for the info HIHO. Jim I sent you a PM

 

Thanks again,

 

Vic