wondering whether these'll ever be worth anything...

Hello,


I was cleaning out my room today and found a bunch of unused bills of
all denominiations from the mid 90s or so. Just wondering how long
it'll be before these are worth anything... should I just spend them?


Thanks,
Patrick

Which country are you in? Billy

Patrick Yu wrote:

Hello,

I was cleaning out my room today and found a bunch of unused bills of
all denominiations from the mid 90s or so. Just wondering how long
it'll be before these are worth anything... should I just spend them?

Thanks,
Patrick

Hi
It would be nice if you listed them . We're always looking for new old material

marty

(Patrick Yu) wrote in
om:

Hello,


I was cleaning out my room today and found a bunch of unused bills of
all denominiations from the mid 90s or so. Just wondering how long
it'll be before these are worth anything... should I just spend them?


Thanks,
Patrick

They will likely be over face value in your great grandchildrens time - Which
obviously won't do you much good.
It wouldn't have hurt to be more specific though,like what country issued
these notes ect.

Hello,


They will likely be over face value in your great grandchildrens time -
Which obviously won't do you much good.
It wouldn't have hurt to be more specific though,like what country issued
these notes ect.

Oh they're mostly just plain US notes.

A few oddities:
-a 1950D $10 note that says "will pay to the bearer on demand" at the bottom
-same as above, 1934A
-a 1976 $2 bill with a star in the number
-a 1953B $2 bill with a red seal instead of green

Any insight appreciated! Thanks.



Patrick

(Patrick Yu) wrote in
om:

Hello,


They will likely be over face value in your great grandchildrens time -
Which obviously won't do you much good.
It wouldn't have hurt to be more specific though,like what country
issued these notes ect.

Oh they're mostly just plain US notes.

A few oddities:
-a 1950D $10 note that says "will pay to the bearer on demand" at the
bottom -same as above, 1934A

1950 D you could likely get $15-20 in light circulated condition.
Uncirculated perhaps twice that much.
1934 A - What color is the seal ?
Blue you could get upwards of $25 or so lighty circulated, $80-120 UNC.
If the seal is yellow or brown,consideralby more.

-a 1976 $2 bill with a star in the number

76 $2 star note you could likely get a buck or two over face in average
condition $6-8 UNC.

-a 1953B $2 bill with a red seal instead of green

Not much over face value circulated,$10 or so UNC.

Regards