I have "inherited" alot of 1929 series $20, $50 and $100...

Question by SUSAN50
Submitted on 11/2/2005
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I have "inherited" alot of 1929 series $20, $50 and $100 bills. They are each from different banks (Bank of NY, Phila, etc.) and have the gold seal on them. Where can I find out what, if anything, they are worth? I also have an equal amount of 1934A $20, $50 and $100 bills. If they are worth something, who do I go who is reputable to find out how much they are worth? I work in midtown NYC and live in Central NJ. I am quite baffled. There are also a few silver certificates and miscellaneous other types of bills that are rather strange. My best bet is that this money was boxed away and hidden for about 50+ years. (Some of it has the original paper binding that the bank gives the money to you in. Any help would be much appreciated.

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