Is this note rare? 1934A $10 Silver Certificate 65PPQ

Spending that bill instead of selling it....worst decision since Moe, Larry, and Curly decided to put gasoline in a radiator instead of water.

Well...actually....the worst decision was when they wanted to check if it was filled. And then Moe asked Curly for a match so he could see better down the hole......

 

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It was just a way for me to ask if it was worth more than face value or if I should consider it a normal $10 bill.

 

Are you going to keep it and add to your collection ?

 

Im not sure. Mostly I just collect coins.

 

Which coins ?

I was mostly coins -- 99% the last decade -- and while the $$$-value of what I have bought the last year on coins/PM's dwarfs that of bills/currency by probably 4:1, my NUMBER of items for bills/currency is probably 4:1 over actual coins.

So since coming to CT and getting re-active again, I have really gotten into bills/currency.

You may like it.....

 

Anybody who's a Stooges fan is OK by me. Almost as bad as pumping up a birthday cake with gas and then having the candles lit.

 

I like to collect pre-WW2 American gold & silver coins as well as Ancient Roman & Greek coins. I’m also interested in collecting medieval coins but haven’t picked up any of those yet.

 

Saints, Liberty's, and Morgans ? Eagles and Indian Heads ?

 

Yup! As far as Americans go.

Also Barber coinage as well as Seated Libertys. I know you said “Libertys” but I wasn’t sure if you meant the gold or the silver ones. I like both.

Heck I’ll even buy/trade for US trade dollars even though I rarely see them.

Basically if it fits all of these criteria I collect it:

1). Minted prior to 1940
2). Contains at least 40% silver or gold.
3). Is an American coin.

It’s a pretty large range of stuff but at least I have lots of stuff to look at.