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Question by Teri
Submitted on 4/2/2004
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I received a 1953 series b $5.00 bill with
red printing on it. There is only 1 fold in
it....serial# c35367242a. What is the value?


Answer by Pete
Submitted on 4/2/2004
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Hi..well if it only has one fold and folds are hard to see sometimes.You need to hold the note in front of a good light source moving it an angle to spot them.Let's say it has only one fold then dealer buying price is $10.If it has 2 or 3 folds a dealer buying price $8.50.If the note has tears or stain,holes or the paper is limp then were looking at $5.50-$6.00 range at best.

Pete

 

Answer by dfryback
Submitted on 11/16/2004
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I have a 2.00 dollar bill with red seal B series.A65078450A with two folds. Can you tell me what it is worth?

 

Answer by DUBANG
Submitted on 4/11/2005
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I HAVE A 1953 SERIES B $5 BILL, RED INK, C37059065A.  IT HAS COUNTERFEIT PEN MARKINGS ON IT AND I'VE BEEN QUESTIONED "IS THIS REAL".  I REALIZE COUNTERFEIT PENS WERE NOT AVAILABLE IN 1953, SO DOES THIS STILL INDICATE A FAKE BILL?  WHAT WOULD BE THE CURRENT VALUE AND WHAT DOES 'FOLDS' MEAN?  IS THIS HOW MANY TIMES THE BILL HAS BEEN FOLDED?

 

Answer by bo
Submitted on 4/21/2005
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i have a two dollor bill 1940 something red stamp worth anything

 

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