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    1934-D $5 Silver Cert

    Nope, these went from A-A all the way to Z-A and then to A-B! 2.6 billion of these printed all told - which is why they can be had for as little...
    Post by: harris498, Dec 13, 2013 in forum: Paper Money
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    6 $2 worth anything

    Agree with Sam on this one. Lots of CU '76 $2 FRNs floating around. Because it was such a widely hoarded note, they don't carry a premium unless...
    Post by: harris498, Dec 13, 2013 in forum: Paper Money
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    1934-D $5 Silver Cert

    Nope -- '34D $5 SCs were produced from Q-A block through V-A. 2nd largest printing after the 1934A series. Yours is a Wide I note, if I'm not...
    Post by: harris498, Dec 13, 2013 in forum: Paper Money
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    High Number for 1928 G $2 Red Seal- Keeper or no?

    There was an E-A block of the '28G series, so while the serial is high for D-A block notes, you've got another 30,760,000 notes in the E-A block...
    Post by: harris498, Dec 13, 2013 in forum: Paper Money
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    Whats the value of my 1911 Wheat Penny

    And wholesale for about 12.
    Post by: harris498, Dec 13, 2013 in forum: What's it Worth
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