1969 5 dollar bill

It's been awhile since I posted anything due to work and all but I just got my tips for the week and found this beauty in with my tips

 

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I see a torn & wrinkled $5 FRN...I could't read the series, but is 1969 long enough ago to have some special interest? Or is there something else unique about it?

PS: I know almost nothing about paper currencies, U.S. or otherwise, so this query is based on gross ignorance. If congratulations are in order: Bravo! Nice Piece!

Warren

 

It's nothing super special it's just a 50 year old 5 dollar bill not worth much over face but still you don't find to many bills that old in circulation anymore

 

I would say it’s only worth face.
Important to you if you like it.

 

Makes for a good study/reference piece.

 

Well worn, torn, etc. do it's just worth face value. If it's special to you for some reason, keep it.

 

Very nice find! I would definitely keep it, being a relatively low denomination, and an older series. Mostly I would set it aside because my album is missing the 1969, 1969A, B, C, and D.

 

I plan on keeping I know it's not really worth over face due to condition but it is my first truly old bill I got from work mostly I get old coins mainly wheat pennies and it didn't cost me anything to get

 

I save anything "Truly Old"er than me that comes my way ( I was 8 in 69 )

 

Ah, so young.

 

Just a number - or so I've heard

 

Well your younger than my dad

 

Then your $5 is older - I'd hang on to it

 

Lol I have a few notes older than my dad and a few including my 69 that are older

 

I've been schooled in the whole "Condition" thing @Zako so keep them safe

 

I keep all of my notes in note sleeves once I get em home

 

I would advise you to look for new -Crisp looking bills - and keep them that way

 

You keep anything/everything that has value to YOU. For whatever reason that may be. It's in YOUR collection.

I collect and keep stuff that is COOL. ... For all sorts of reasons ... YOUR bill is COOL.

 

You're 100% right. It Is! I'd love to have any note or coin that's older than my Dad :/

 

COOL ... however ... be aware that you can easily find bills of that series is AU condition for +/- $11.