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Question by Heather
Submitted on 4/19/2004
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I have a $20, dated 1929, from the Peoples National Bank of Lynchburg, Virginia.  The bill is crisp and has one tiny fold on the bottom right corner.  The numbers on it are A005819 and 2760.  

I also have a $50 from 1928.  This bill is dirty and has a fold lengthwise down the middle.  The serial number on it is E00481816.

Could you give tell me if either of these may be worth something?

Thanks!


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