I would like to know if there is extra value in a 1934 fifty...

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Question by Jenna
Submitted on 12/11/2003
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I would like to know if there is extra value in a 1934 fifty dollar bill in very good condition.

Answer by Pete
Submitted on 12/11/2003
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Hi..the value depends on grade.What a non collector calls very good condition means something different to a collector.Very good is a grade and it's not a very nice looking note it may have many folds, very limp paper, edge tears and some stains.This is the defination of Very Good to a collector.The best is to post a scan or email me a scan at marlofan@aol.com Pete

Answer by JOE
Submitted on 4/29/2006
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I have a 1934 50.00 bill i n pretty good condition 1 mild fold down the middle, no tears at all anywhere, a little dark, thats about it. Can you please tell me if it has any significant value?

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