Worth anything ?

[teamzr1-migration]

BTW I found this forum since I also have a UBB forum and your forum was listed there.

 

After reading post by Stan, my story is somewhat the same

 

Back in late 1950's I was was given a few bucks from either a aunt or grandmother and was told for some reason to save it. I was about 9 years old at the time and assume it was for doing good in school.

 

In any case I did save it but also as a kid forgot all about it and maybe every 10-20 years I come across this money still in the envelope I had put them in and wonder if it was worth saving it, does it have any worth today ?

 

I know nothing about old money of any kind so this is what I see

 

Six one dollar bills all say silver certifcate where 5 of them are 1957 and one is 1935

 

One 5 dollar bill from 1928 says US note.

 

here is a few images, Please let me know what they are worth if you can

 

Thanks

 

[Mergula-migration]

Teamzr1

 

I recently got a US paper book price guide book for 2007, Whitman Red book with the Friedberg Standard catalog codes.

 

The images are a little hard to see if you have a scanner, it works very well for paper money maybe you can scan and repost?

 

Based on what you said the 1928 5 dollar US Note ranges from 15-80$ depending on condition. Crisp is is best at 70-80$

 

The 1957 Silver Certificate $1 range from about 4-20$ each depending on condition.

 

Hope that helps

Shawn

[MunkyMan95]

Those prices quoted are somewhat on the high side. My local dealer usually sells this type of thing cheaply.

 

The $5 I could probably get for $10-$12

The Silver Cert $1's, maybe $2-3 in that condition.

[teamzr1-migration]

Thanks for the info and input

 

Problem is this forum has the default set to only a max of 200 K bytes for a image allowed when attaching them to posts so I cannot show a much better detail .

 

[Mergula-migration]

Teamzr1,

 

The $5 1928 F book value is VF $12 and MS 63 $45

My guess on the grade of your $5 is probably XF-AU.

And you know the value on the 57 silver 4-20$

 

Hope that helps.