I have a 1934 Silver Certificate Dollar Bill with one fold. ...

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Question by Lisa
Submitted on 4/21/2004
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I have a 1934 Silver Certificate Dollar Bill with one fold. Could you tell me if this is worth anything more?

Answer by Pete
Submitted on 4/25/2004
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Hi..I am assuming you don't have a star note which has a star in the beginning of the serial number and with only one fold.First folds sometimes are hard to see.You really need to hold the note at an angle moving it in front of a good light source to see them.Lets say you do only have one fold with no tears,holes or stains then a dealer value of $24 would be correct.Again this value is one fold only and no additional problems. Pete

Answer by DD
Submitted on 10/20/2004
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I have a star right before the serial numbers. Is this worth anything?

Answer by yoiapa
Submitted on 7/26/2005
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I would like to ask whether there exist a 1934 1,000 silver certificate. these bills were handed down to me by my late grandparents which they told me they have excavated during the World War 2 in the Philippines. How do I check whether they are true or not. I would appreciate any comments you would have on this regard. How much is the value of this now? My email is yoiapa@yahoo.com. thanks

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