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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;Fifty, post: 952159, member: 24555&quot;]If I had to guess you might be able to get a dealer to pay $55-60 for it, on a good day, and if they didn&#039;t have any in inventory. Alot of currencey collectors probably have one of these and they aren&#039;t in high demand. I&#039;ve got alot of crisp notes pulled from circuation as far back as 1934. The value on these isn&#039;t all that high. Currency collecting is expensive unless you have alot of money. Almost 20 years ago I worked in a large retail store. The store paid wages in cash. If a customer paid with a high value note and I didn&#039;t have the money in my pocket to buy it I would attach a note to it and ask to be paid with it. Eventually I moved into the office and started processing checks, rolling coins, and strapping bills. There was more stuff that came through than I could afford to buy. I eventually only bought notes that in extremely good shape, and of course silver coin.&nbsp; I should have taken the notes to a dealer and sold/traded them for gold. I&#039;d have alot more money now.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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