I inherited some old currency and some, according to the Schwatz and Lindquist book, are worth some money. Most of the notes are in sequence and all of them are uncirculated (crispy with no folds/tears) although none are graded. Total about 250 to 300 notes in all. For example: 1934C $5 Silver certificates stars (3 in sequence and 2 in sequence) 1934C $5 Silver certificates - narrow face (3 in sequence) 1934A/B $5 Silver certificates - 11 in sequence with series A to series B changeover pair 1928D $2 notes - red seal - 8 in sequence 1928B/A $1 Silver certificates - 3 in sequence with series B to series A changeover pair There are multiple sequences with back plate changes and I would guess some mules. Heritage said they would like to auction them. I am a pretty heavy ebay seller (not of coins or currency) with a perfect rating with over 700 feedbacks. Any recommendations about how to sell, whether to get graded, let Heritage handle the whole thing, etc, or any other advice.
