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Question by MentalMikey
Submitted on 4/7/2006
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I have a $100 bill that is a 1950B series.  What would be an estimated value of it in a rather very good condition.  It has virtually no creases although it appears that it may have been folded at one time and has been pressed over many years to have illiminated them almost altogether.
Mike


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