I was wondering about how much a $10.00 1934 A series bill...

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Question by molly
Submitted on 4/24/2004
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I was wondering about how much a $10.00 1934 A series bill would be worth. It says federal reserve note on it, and has a green seal. The secretary of the treasury was Henry J. Mongenthau Jr., it has H191 on it. The serial number is B22352936B. Unfortunetly scanning a copy is impossible, since its at my mom's house and she doesnt have a computer but it doesnt sound to be in great shape, but theres no tears in it, probably a bit wrinkled and folded though. Is it worth more than $10.00? Thanks

Answer by Pete
Submitted on 4/25/2004
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Hi..this is a common note unless you have one with the back plate number( which is a small number on the back on the right side) of 584 or smaller.If 585 or higher with folds it wouldn't have any collector value.If you have that smaller back plate number let me know at marlofan@aol.com. Pete

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