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I found a 1929 Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago IL $20 dollar...

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Question by Tigger
Submitted on 6/28/2006
Related FAQ: Paper Money Collecting FAQ
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I found a 1929 Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago IL $20 dollar bill that is still crisp but with two bends like it was in a wallet. The serial # G00602008A is brown in color.  Has it increase in value?


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