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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;bzcollektor, post: 59220, member: 3241&quot;]&quot;and he told me that the silver certificates that have a green seal on them are worth about $1.50 each. The ones that have a black seal on them are worth more, about $5 each. Red seals I&#039;m not sure about&quot;</p><p><br /></p><p>No Silver Certificates come with either black or green seals. These are Federal Reserve Notes which have both a black federal reserve seal on the left, and the green treasury seal on the right. These are the $1 bills in your wallet.&nbsp; Silver Certificates have a blue treasury seal and blue numbers. There are 2 WWII silver certs that are an exception. Hawaii $1 Silver certs have brown seal and numbers with &quot;Hawaii&quot; in big letters on the back. North Africa&nbsp; silver certs have a yellow treasury seal with blue numbers.</p><p>Red seal and numbers are UNITED States Notes. Only one issue of $1 are US Notes,</p><p>series 1928, which have a different back than other $1. Any other red seal and numbers are either $2 or $5 bills, although a very few red seal $100 bills were printed in the 60`s. Circulated $1 Silver certs are worth about $1.50 or so. New ones are</p><p>worth $5-$7 each. Hope that helps.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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