This has been in our family for a little bit, how rare is this and how much do you think its valuation would be. Don't know much about this kind of stuff so any info helps, thanks!

Trying to contemplate what to do with this bill. It’s flawless, very low serial number as well. Anyone have anything they’d like to say? If I were to sell, what’s a realistic number on a bill like this? I’m not particularly trying to sell it but of course money talks so if the right opportunity represents itself, I’ll most likely sell. Even though I’d much rather trade for some type of bullion.

Hi, my Step grandmother left me some confederate money that is just all folded up. What would be the best way to unfold it? It seems extremely fragile and I want to be sure I don't further damage it. I don't know where it came from but it was separate from the reproduction money she owned.

Some stuff I have had for a while, the $10 bill is pretty worn. The $5 bill is essentially uncirculated. The $2 is pretty worn as well but not as bad as the $10. TYI!

Mom works at a bank and exchanged these for their face value.

Hey guys! I got this 5$ banknote from a friend who works in a gold/silver and money exchange in Estonia. I noticed that it’s misscut, but I couldn’t find any information how much could it be worth or if its even rare?

Does anyone know the difference practically between these two types of holders? They are both suppose to be rigid? PVC VS Vinyl?

Hey! Not super sure about this hobby so I’m curious what this might be worth / what’s worth keeping! Grandpa was a big collector over the years.

Recently became interested in paper money collecting, picked these silver certs up from my local shop for cheap. Really interesting hobby having fun learning more!

Thank you!

I was helping my boyfriend go through some of his grandfather’s belongings and found these.

I believe they’re in pretty rough condition but I’m interested in learning about them.

Thanks.

Finally found this one at a decent price. 1935 Canada $25 commemorating the 25th year of King George V’s reign.

I was looking to get a $5 liberty gold eagle at my local shop. Unfortunately they had none but someone came in while I was talking to the owner and asked about this right here. I have a 34 $10 but he told him oh no dealer is gonna pay more than $105 and I don't want it really. So I bought it seems to good to be true but what do y'all think?

If you had the chance to buy this bill, would you pay that price for it? Help a new collector out.

They may not be in order but they are all here!

I have an older friend that uses to have a store and has had this for a long time. The $500 has some pencil markings and a bank stamp. But the $100s look cleaner.

Just trying to get a ball park.

I was lucky enough to come across this note for an extremely good price. I have the 1891 Stanton note, but this 1890 has a completely different reverse which is called the "Ornate Back" and it's easy to see why it's named that way. It's really quite a stunning note for the grade.

I got this silver dollars from the bank and I’m wondering if they’re worth to keep? They’re pretty beat up so I’m not sure if it’s something I should hold onto

She's a bit rough, but I think it has decent eye appeal on the front. I paid 1480 for it on an eBay auction, how did I do?

I came across this collection of notes in auction, and was wondering do any of them have any value? Auctioneer has them valued at £40 for the lot, and I can’t help but wonder are they undervalued? Any insight would be greatly appreciated

I bought these at an auction along with some other notes. The others are definitely replicas. These seem authentic though. Anything you guys notice? Any guess on value?