Along with buying and getting coins I also regularly get coins books for my own nusmimatic library. Earlier this year I picked up The Official Red Book: A Guide Book Of United States Coins 2007 60th Edition by R.S. Yeoman and also bought Standard Guide To Small-Size U.S. Paper Money 1928 To Date 6th Edition by Oakes & Schwartz.
There is a 7th edition of the Paper Money book coming out in October.
When quoting prices from these books you always have to keep in mind that they are 10-50% more then most dealers will pay for coins or notes. Sometimes they pay less so at that point it would be better to sell them through eBay or other means.
Here are my two newest books.
The 2007 Standard Catalog of World Coins 1901-2000 34th Edition.
Overall it is fine not as thick as last years some updated prices but some big errors. The last page for South African coins is missing replaced with a repeated page. For $55.00 you'd expect better. I paid $34.65 at Amazon.com.Also the 2001-Present World Coins is being sold separately at $30.00 only $18.90 on Amazon.com.
The second book I recently got was this older one Coins of England And The United Kingdom Spink Standard Catalogue of British Coins 38th Edition Spink 2003.
It is an older book I bought for the price of shipping and handling from a cool coin dealer. It is worn but still in good condition. The values are all in pounds but that is okay because it goes as far back as 150B.C.. Yeah two thousan years of coins. It does not list minatges which is somewhat disappointing but it still is great reference for older British coins.I'm still waiting for the Standard Catalog of World Coins 2001 to Date (Standard Catalog of World Coins: 2001 - Present) to be delivered along with the Charleton Guide and A Charlton Standard Catalogue Canadian Coins 2006 (Charlton's Standard Catalogue of Canadian Coins) by W. K. Cross they will be here in September.
This where most of my coin budget is going because I need to stop the coins for a while as I organize my collection. I'll buy some 2x2 and flips and really try to get rid of coins I don't want by either selling them or giving them away. After that I'll focus on the types, I want to finish a good collection of high grade coins.
Cool coin dealer: Northeast Numismatics Inc.
Do you have a coin/bill and want to know its value? Leave a comment/question and I will do my best to find out the price and history for you.
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i would like to know how much a 1950D ten dollar bill and a 1950D five dollar bill are worth. the ten dollar bill has a few creases in it but otherwise in great condition and the five dollar bill has creases and a little tear at the bottom. 5 dollar serial number is E 38216683 C and the ten is F 43030017 C if you would email me the ansers at jamiesgirl_14@yahoo.com thank you
1950D $10 is about $18.00 in very-fine condition.
1950D $5 is about $20.00 in crisp-uncirculated.
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Hello,
My wife recently found two 1922 Peace silver dollars given to her on the date of her birth. Neither has been in circulation since that time(1943)and are in excellent condition. We would appreciate your opinion as to their value.
Thank you.
Mike
1922 Peace dollars are quite common and in mint state condition they are worth $20.00.
If has full luster and no damage it is MS-65 and worth $165.00.
There are varieties CLICK HERE
High relief always brings $100.00 more on the link I gave look at the back and the PEACE and rock has lots of details it is High Relief if everything looks flat it is low relief.
How much would a 1964 peace dollar be worth ? (in Mint condition)
1964 peace dollar if it were real would be $1,000,000. Unfortunately they are illegal to own or sell.
Many copies exist that are fake and are only worth the price of silver.
COULD U PLEASE TELL ME THE VALUE OF GEORGE V1 1949 AND ELIZABETH 11 1966 HALF CROWNS
HALF CROWNS
1949 $0.25 in fine condition
1966 $0.20 in fine condition
Both are common and only in Uncirculated condition are they worth $10.00 or 6£ if your in the UK.
what does a star mean next to the serial number on a dollar bill? how much is a 1950D $5 bill worth with a star next to the serial number? some of the new $10 bills also have the star? is there anything special about them?
Billy
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A star means that some notes were damaged when made at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing. To replace these notes the government uses notes with a star on them this way they don't have to replace notes with the same serial numbers. Less then 1% of notes are star notes.
It depends on the serial number and condition.
The I-* is about $200.00 in crisp-uncirculated.
The K-* is about $175.00 in crisp-uncirculated.
All others are about $100.00 in crisp-uncirculated.
divide by ten if in less then perfect grade.
Lots of the new bill have this and at first the were rare but now they are worth only a few dollars over face but the DH-* are the most sought after.
Many collectors like them but they are sometimes overpriced. Those from St. Louis(H), Minneapolis(I), and Cleveland(D) are always key districts.
Recently my family has found a 10 dollar bill that my grandfather had stored away. It is from 1922 and has a picutre of Michael Hillegas. We are trying to figure out if this is real money. Also in our findings we found a 3 dollar bill. I can't remeber the actually name but it had a buffalo on it. Can you help us out?
10 dollar bill 1922 picutre of Michael Hillegas it is real.
It is the last of the Hillegas gold certificates that were made from 1907-1922.
The average price in good condition is $65.00 in better grades the price jumps by one hundred each time.
3 dollar bill a buffalo can be real these were issued in the 1800s by banks and states. They start at about $50.00 and depending on state and rarity can go for thousands. Lots of counterfeits also exist.
Thank you for the perivous information. Again I am asking about the 10 dollar bill with Hillegas and the 3 dollar bill. Where can I find more information on these items.
The best place to find information is a book "Standard Guide to Small-Size U.S. Paper Money 1928 to Date"
by John Schwartz. Or
As for websites about this type of money there are very few I know of but this forum is great.
http://forums.collectors.com/categories.cfm?catid=23
I have a 2003 $1.00 Bill serial # is
c 77777777 B. I understand this is called a SOLID. It has been circulated and is in good shape. Do you have an idea of how much it is worth. My email address is cstarost@gmail.com
2003 $1.00 Bill c 77777777 B. It has been circulated and is in good shape.
If it were gem-uncirculated it would be $2,000.00.
In circulated good condition it may fetch $200.00 or more.
I recently came across a Series 1928 C red stamped five dollar bill. The serial number is E 99581736 A. The condition of the bill is not all that great. It looks like a well worn bill, with a lot of creases and little tears on the edges. About how much is this bill worth? Is it possible that the worth of the bill may eventually go up? Is it worth hanging on to?
1928 C red stamped five dollar bill. The serial number is E 99581736 A
In that condition about $9.00.
There is a variety for 1928-C if the back corner number is 938 or below it has double the value listed.
It's a good year but won't go up in value for a long time. If your willing to wait 20 years it may become more valuable.
hi i have a 1928b series 10 dollar bill it has hamilton its an a and it says redeemable in gold on demand at the united states treasury or in gold or lawful money at any federal reserve bank. serial number a17995090a what is it worth? i also have 2 1934 20dollar bills serial number a06471212a and a25566917a what can you tell me about these?
1928b series 10 dollar bill serial number a17995090a
About $20.00 in very fine.
1934 20dollar bills
a06471212a this is a Dark Green Seal note about $30.00 and is common.
a25566917a this is a Dark Green Seal Mule note. Known by having a back number of 318 or higher. Mule notes have different size plate numbers on the front and back. About $25.00 and is common.
I have 2004 20 dollar with serial number EE 77777777 A. Thanks in advance.
2004 20 dollar with serial number EE 77777777 A
In crisp uncirculated that is a $1,200.00 note.
Congrats that is a very unique note.
If you want to sell it I suggest have it certified and then you easily sell it at auction or to any coin dealer.
I have a 1928 five dollar bill with a red seal, series E. It's says pay to the bearer on demand five dollars. Also on lower right back has the number 1853. Its in good shape with no tears. How much would this be worth? Thank you
1928 five dollar bill with a red seal, series E. It's says pay to the bearer on demand five dollars. Also on lower right back has the number 1853. Its in good shape with no tears.
About $20.00
What has happened to your collectica.com - did you sell to Ebay the giant?
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I have no idea what you are saying.
i have a 1950 $100 dollar bill series E, not a star, says "will pay to the bearer on demand" and is in good condition. iNK looks green, and good color. still pretty stiff for being 59 years old.... serial # is B25653093 A
1950 $100 dollar bill series E, not a star, says "will pay to the bearer on demand" and is in good condition. iNK looks green, and good color. still pretty stiff for being 59 years old.... serial # is B25653093 A
About $150.00
ok and thank you for the amount. i also forgot to mention that this same bill has some imperfections on it, like a small black line where it was suppossed to be "cut" at the bottom, and its not 100% centered, but the bill is in great condition.
this same bill has some imperfections on it, like a small black line where it was suppossed to be "cut" at the bottom, and its not 100% centered, but the bill is in great condition.
This may increase the value if it were in better condition so I think the price stays about the same.
ok thank you, by better condition do you mean no tears or folds? it is barely folded but no tears all. And the back of the bill seems to be a different color, can i fax you the bill??
i know its not counterfeit because i work at a bank, its legit
small black line where it was suppossed to be "cut" at the bottom
This is what is of note, if the black line is just a marker or pen stain then the value stays the same or lowers.
If this black line is a reference guide made by the government to show how the bill is to get cut it raises the value.
As for better condition I meant the difference between Crisp-Uncirculated and Choice-Crisp-Uncirculated these are terms generally given to notes that were never touched by human hands.
Below that uncirculated would have no folds.
If you want you can some free photo site to post the image online and then drop a link here but in less then uncirculated the price evens out no matter what the bill actually has.
As for the color yes it's slightly different then today's note but that is normal.
yes the line on the bottom is not a pen mark...its a reference guide, and its circulated, but in excellent quality
Sounds like a great note overall, is it worth grading?
Probably not but keep it safe and if you happen to be near a currency show or a trusted dealer just inquire about grade and current value.
Once they change the current $100 design again it will go up in value.
any idea when that would be?
any idea when that would be?
The new design was supposed to happen in November but it has been delayed expect it in late 2009 or early 2010. After this all older bills get a slight boost in value depending on how different the new bill appears.
ok thank you
i have a 1922 peace dollar that has a "h" stamped into the coin next to the liberty. would you happen to know why its there and if its a high relief coin. heres the link
http://i540.photobucket.com/albums/gg351/ghettobug63/peacedollarh.jpg
http://i540.photobucket.com/albums/gg351/ghettobug63/peacedollar1.jpg
i have a $100 star note, serial number DK 00943490, after it, it also says K11, does that mean anything?? and what would be value of it? its circulated
1922 peace dollar that has a "h" stamped into the coin next to the liberty. would you happen to know why its there and if its a high relief coin.
The stamp is some sort of a countermark or personal stamp either way it lowers the value.
The coin is not high relief it's normal.
Just by looks I think the coin has been cleaned which devalues it further.
All said cleaned or not cleaned it's about $8.55 only for metal value.
$100 star note, serial number DK 00943490, after it, it also says K11, does that mean anything??
The K11 just is the district letter and number which means Dallas, TX one of the twelve Federal Reserve Banks.
It's about $105.00.
ok thx
what is the best way to keep a bill in good condition? envelope? or a hard case like for a baseball card? what would you reccommend?
what is the best way to keep a bill in good condition? envelope? or a hard case like for a baseball card? what would you reccommend?
They sell currency holders made from non-PVC material which works fine. The key is no PVC. Coin and hobby shops will sell different kinds hard or soft doesn't matter if you keep it safe.
Hi, maybe you can help me determine which 2003A one dollar star notes printed for the Atlanta district have the highest value. There are three 2003A notes listed with KL#s (i don't know what KL stands for)two of the notes are from DC & the other is from FW. All of the notes that I have are graded by PCGS. I have fifteen. Thanks
which 2003A one dollar star notes printed for the Atlanta district have the highest value. There are three 2003A notes listed with KL#s (i don't know what KL stands for)two of the notes are from DC & the other is from FW.
The KL# or Fr# or Hessler# are just different systems to identify notes for example...
$10.00, Gold Certificate, Series 1922, Speelman-White signatures is identified as KL#442.
I know it's named for the guy who invented this identification system but can't recall the name.
Any small change will bring a new number.
The most valuable are the F06400001*-F06720000* I don't know the corresponding KL# but these average $75.00 in CH-CU. All others are $5.00 or less.
I have a 1934 G series $50.00 dollar bill serial number B03631435A that says "Will pay to the bearer on demand" no rips or tears, for being 75 years old its in pretty good condition. also says the federal reserve new york, the bank of new york, worth anything?
1934 G series $50.00 dollar bill serial number B03631435A
No such thing as a 1934-G it must be just 1934 about $52.50
I have a bank strapped, crisp stack of $1 bills with the serial # K77777701A thru K77777800A
(includes K7777777A), what would that be worth??? How does someone go about certifying it???
Thanks
crisp stack of $1 bills with the serial # K77777701A thru K77777800A
(includes K7777777A)
About $1,000.00 for the all 7s and about $25.00 each for the ones with seven 7s and about $15.00 each for the ones with six 7s.
Get it graded by PCGS they offer bulk discounts but only the all 7s is worth the submission.
How much is $100 bill worth from 1934? It is a A series with a crease down the middle and has a 2 in each corner. It's from NY. The serial number is B13717304A
$100 bill worth from 1934? It is a A series with a crease down the middle and has a 2 in each corner. It's from NY. The serial number is B13717304A
About $115.00
I have a 1996 $50 bill K11 distict, S/N 00000099A in Extremely fine condition. What si it worth?
1996 $50 bill K11 distict, S/N 00000099A in Extremely fine condition
About $75.00
On the 1996 $50 bill K11 district, s/n 00000099A, I sold it for $660 on Ebay
1996 $50 bill K11 district, s/n 00000099A, I sold it for $660 on Ebay
Very nice this is why I always recommend selling on eBay because you get the most for it.
Low serial number estimator link.
Congrats on the sell.
1996 $50 bill K11 district, s/n 00000099A, I sold it for $660 on Ebay
This would make a great post if you can link the eBay auction that would be great.
I would like to know what a 1950 series A ten dollar bill in good condition not very crisp but a little also looks like it was folded before serial number is G95637721B and has a 7 in each corner.
1950 series A ten dollar bill in good condition not very crisp but a little also looks like it was folded before serial number is G95637721B
About $12.00
I was wondering what a $10.00 1974 Atlanta district bill in good condition was worth?
$10.00 1974 Atlanta district bill in good condition
About $12.50
I have an 1840C quarter eagle. Everything about it appears genuine except the weight only. Were there some that would weigh less with wear and still be genuine. MCY
1840C quarter eagle. Everything about it appears genuine except the weight only. Were there some that would weigh less with wear and still be genuine.
The tolerance is 0.16 grams.
Also it may have been shaved, many gold coins were slowly filed down.
Of course it may be a fake.
wondering the value of a 1996 100 star note bill #af 00059122*
thank you
manny
1996 100 star note bill #af 00059122* about $115.00
i have a 1986 Canadian two dollar bill with a solid serial number made up of all 5`s
I also have two 1973 Canadian dollar bills that are radar serial numbers.
6490946 and 77611677
All 3 bills are mint and were never in circulation, do you know a price for these,thanks
Too add to my post above, i just found another 2 1986 two dollar bills that are radar serial numbers, both mint condition
1986 Canadian two dollar bill with a solid serial number made up of all 5`s
About $1,000.00
I also have two 1973 Canadian dollar bills that are radar serial numbers.
6490946 and 77611677
About $75.00 each
I would caution Canadian notes are not as popular as U.S. notes.
1986 two dollar bills that are radar serial numbers,
About $75.00 each
how much would 1973 canadian dollar notes be worth. i have 44 UNC and most are sequential serial numbers
1973 canadian dollar notes be worth. i have 44 UNC and most are sequential serial numbers
About $3.00 each
how much would-
1960-1980 Canadian dollars be worth
1984 jacques cartier dollars be worth
and i found a old token, it looks like the year is 1883, on the front of coin it says: the sudbury&district chamber of commerce - two dollar trade token.
1960-1980 Canadian dollars be worth
1960-1967 about $12.00 each
1968-1980 about $1.00 each
1984 jacques cartier dollars about $1.00 each
old token, it looks like the year is 1883, on the front of coin it says: the sudbury&district chamber of commerce - two dollar trade token.
About $2.00 for this 1979 token,
how much would a 2006 $20 star note be worth. sn= IK 00675001 district K11 very crisp. also have a sequal #00675002 in crisp condition. got them out of a mac machine.
2006 $20 star note be worth. sn= IK 00675001 district K11 very crisp. also have a sequal #00675002 in crisp condition
About $35.00 each
I have a $100.00 bill that says series of 1934 and has "will pay to bearer on demand" Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Bill has folds but no tears.
$100.00 bill that says series of 1934 and has "will pay to bearer on demand" Federal Reserve Bank of Boston. Bill has folds but no tears
A lot depends on serial number but average is $120.
Thank you - the serial number is A01586488A
$100.00 bill that says series of 1934 ...A01586488A
This is the more common variety, about $120.00.
Thank you again.
i have a 5$ bill from 1928. its red sealed. serial number is G34967654 A.
5$ bill from 1928. its red sealed. serial number is G34967654 A.
About $20.00 unless the back number is #637.
I have A 1966 Red Seal $100.00 bill in fine condition, can you tell me what the value of this is?
1966 Red Seal $100.00 bill in fine condition about $160.00
I have a 1928c red seak $5 bill sreial F 32780268 A small no on front F366, on back 1025, is it a mule? vf cond
1928c red seak $5 bill sreial F 32780268 A small no on front F366, on back 1025, is it a mule? vf cond
No, back number should be 938 or lower for mules.
This one is normal about $20.00.
I have a $10 1929 national currency bill ser # E000223A, also has 6837 on both sides of the front. It is from the first national bank of Osakis mn, what is the value? no folds, no holes, vf shape
$10 1929 national currency bill ser # E000223A, also has 6837 on both sides of the front. It is from the first national bank of Osakis mn, what is the value? no folds, no holes, vf shape
About $70.00
I have a a 1934 $100 from Kansas City Serial # J01710831A. Is it worth more than face value?
1934 $100 from Kansas City Serial # J01710831A about $120.00 unless the back number is 113 or higher
Thanks for the info. What is the back #? I see if referenced alot.
What is the back #? I see if referenced alot.
It is the small numbers (1 to 4 digits) on the back of every U.S. note.
It indicates what plate was used when printing the bill. Some plates were slightly different and may add value.
How much is a 1986 canadian $1000.00 bill worth? Should I put it in the bank or sell it?
1986 canadian $1000.00 bill
In very-fine or less just $1,000.
Over the nest 20 year it may grow in value but not by much unless it is perfect crisp-uncirculated.
Currently it is not worth selling but it is up to you since you will make more money in interest.
Thank you kindly for the information about the Canadian thousand dollar bill. This helps me out a lot.:)
I have a 1934 $10 bill in fine to very fine condition. There is no letter after the year, but there is an "F" in the center of the circle that says "Fed. Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Georgia." Green seal over the gray "TEN" and green serial numbers. The back number is 469. Worth? Please and thank you!
1934 $10 bill in fine to very fine condition. There is no letter after the year, but there is an "F" in the center of the circle that says "Fed. Reserve Bank of Atlanta, Georgia." Green seal over the gray "TEN" and green serial numbers. The back number is 469
About $40.00
Thank you!
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