a 10000 bill, in two halfs

Loken · 04-22-2009, 11:46 PM

my girl friends dad has a 10000 bill that barly held togather, its basicly ripped in half, he found it on the street, and its for certain real,

CamaroDMD · 04-22-2009, 11:50 PM

Lets see a picture of it!!!

Loken · 04-22-2009, 11:54 PM

ill see if i can, but my PC is terrible about that stuff,
wait, do you think im lieing? well i swear that he does have one, what do you think it would be worth, i know they are super rare

CamaroDMD · 04-22-2009, 11:58 PM

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Originally Posted by Loken

ill see if i can, but my PC is terrible about that stuff,
wait, do you think im lieing? well i swear that he does have one, what do you think it would be worth, i know they are super rare

I never said you were lying. I'd like to see a picture of it. The value is completely based on its condition and what note it is. All $10K notes are not the same. It could also be a counterfeit. We would need a picture to make ANY judgment about the note.

dursin · 04-23-2009, 12:05 AM

Does it look like this?

Loken · 04-23-2009, 12:11 AM

no it looks like the really early bills and the guy has some hair, but most the details are worn horribly it looks like it would turn to dust if you touched it

dursin · 04-23-2009, 12:21 AM

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Originally Posted by Loken

no it looks like the really early bills and the guy has some hair, but most the details are worn horribly it looks like it would turn to dust if you touched it

Good, because that was an obvious fake that I posted. Did it look like this?

If it's torn in half and really does look like it would turn to dust if you touched it, then your best bet would be to turn it in at a bank (if you can find one who will take it) or send it to the Fed for face value. Still need to see a picture first to know for sure.

If it doesn't look like that one does it look more like this?

CamaroDMD · 04-23-2009, 12:23 AM

I wouldn't turn it in if it's real. Even torn in half, I'd imagine there would be desire for the note and it would be worth more than its face value.

dursin · 04-23-2009, 12:24 AM

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Originally Posted by CamaroDMD

I wouldn't turn it in if it's real. Even torn in half, I'd imagine there would be desire for the note and it would be worth more than its face value.

I would think so too, but I'm combining "torn in half" with "looks like it would turn to dust if you touched it". I don't know any collector that's going to tie up $10,000+ for a note that looks like that! Still though...POST A PIC!

CamaroDMD · 04-23-2009, 12:26 AM

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Originally Posted by dursin

I would think so too, but I'm combining "torn in half" with "looks like it would turn to dust if you touched it". I don't know any collector that's going to tie up $10,000+ for a note that looks like that! Still though...POST A PIC!

I don't know, those notes are VERY rare. If authenticated, I could see someone buying it. Even if it only went for 10% over face, that's still an extra $1000.

Remember, the highest printed $10000 FRN only had 11,520 notes printed!

Loken · 04-23-2009, 12:27 AM

it looks like the jackson one, because the guy is on the left but you cant see the serial number or the other text, except you can make out 'united states',

Loken · 04-23-2009, 12:32 AM

she lives with her mom so it may be a while, ill see if she can snag a picture and E-mail it too me

dursin · 04-23-2009, 12:38 AM

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Originally Posted by Loken

it looks like the jackson one, because the guy is on the left but you cant see the serial number or the other text, except you can make out 'united states',

Could be interesting. Technically those notes have been cancelled and aren't even legal to own. They aren't worth face value, but do have value to collectors. In the condition you describe however, it not likely worth too much.