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Looking for some insight

So I managed to get my hands on this, we found it at a house my boss just bought. It’s a $65 Department of Agriculture food stamp booklet from 1975, and it’s complete. Does anyone know what something like this could be worth? I’m at an absolute loss

UPDATE: After a ton of research and a bit of back and forth, it sold for $400. It went to someone who collects a lot of this type of thing and I know he’ll enjoy it more than I would. Thanks guys!

u/giffordaedan1 — 1 day ago
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1929 Brown seal notes count sheet

I have been looking for a while and I cannot find a count sheet for all the 1929 brown seals that was shared in this group some time ago. It showed every demonization from $5 to $100 and the exact count of bills that were printed.

If anyone has it, it would be great if you could share it.

Thank you

u/Key_Ad_8860 — 1 day ago
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I clean out estates for a living and found this. It got left as trash

Cursory eBay search tells me it's crazy valuable or about 60 bucks. What's the play here?

u/kmkewlguy — 3 days ago
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Inherited bills

Inherited a coin collection from my dad, found a ton of old bills and am looking for more insight on these two!

u/Additional_Agency376 — 2 days ago
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How rare exactly is the $5000 bill?

I have never personally seen one, but do know it exists. Some 95 year old great grandparent would likely have one.

u/chessman6500 — 3 days ago
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What’s a silver certificate like this worth? I’m not a money collector but don’t know what I’m looking at

Got this as change back and it’s super crisp for 1935, it also seems to have a weirdly cut border, idk if that counts as a misprint

u/Miserable-Throat-486 — 2 days ago
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My Grandpa had leftover dollar bills

I know many are in poor condition and are worth what they say, but I'm wondering if any could be worth more due to their age / style. Thanks!

u/brunvolartpls — 2 days ago
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The $100,000 bills are illegal to own by private parties, but hypothetically what would a pristine graded special serial would be worth?

And why would it be worth this much? I was looking through sold $10,000 bills which are worth more than half a million, and those are not graded specially high nor are they special serial numbers.

So it got me thinking, imagine a PMG 70 serial number A00000001A, what would it be worth? And why do you think a piece of paper would be worth that much??

u/Paquitaladelbarrio12 — 3 days ago
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Cut from bep sheet designation

Does this label lower the value of the note?

u/ken8895 — 2 days ago
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Will PCGS grade a bank wrapped bundle of 100 consecutive $5 star notes?

In pristine condition.

I tried calling them but every day their queue is filled up for call backs.

And no reply after 5 days via email even though they say 2 to 3 days for a response.

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u/1_for_you_2_for_me — 3 days ago
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Found these while packing up the house.

They are uncut sheets. Not sure if it’s some sort of collectible or just some gimmick. Found them in the closet while packing the house. It looks like my mom bought them in the early 2000s. Not sure if they have any value at all. I haven’t seen uncut sheets of currency before.

u/Aromatic_Session639 — 4 days ago