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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;pennywise, post: 738202, member: 17940&quot;]Rosethe, first off, the notes should be treated just like coins, they should not be handled if at all possible. If they are in sleeves, keep them there. Notes, like coins, have many variables as to their worth. The first note you posted in this thread, could be worth over 3K in top grade. Condition, as always plays a large part of a notes value. The Hawaii note appears to be in nice shape and could bring near $200 at auction. These notes were issued during the war for use by our troops in battlezones, as was the yellow seal 1935A you have, which was for N. Africa. The star you show has a value of $20-25, I had hoped maybe some of the older notes had stars. Each will have to be evaluated on its own, for a better idea of its worth. Good luck.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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