$5 Red Seal US, any value?

I acquired a $5 note the bill itself is exceptional, it is dated 1963 and has
red seal's on it, this appeares to have been in some kind of collection because
of how new it looks. can anyone give me an idea of a value, I want to post it
on ebay just don't know if it would be worth it any input please email me


thanks in advance
Roger

(JaOfAlTr) asks....

I acquired a $5 note the bill itself is exceptional, it is dated 1963 and has
red seal's on it, this appeares to have been in some kind of collection because
of how new it looks. can anyone give me an idea of a value

If it's like new; bright colors, crisp paper, 4 sharp corners, with no
noticeable folds or wrinkles, currently worth about $15 wholesale or $25 retail
on a "good" day. If there's a star or asterisk with the serial number, double
the above.

Have you looked at eBay? That's usually the best daily indicator for these
items....

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From: jaofaltr

I acquired a $5 note the bill itself is exceptional, it is dated 1963 and has
red seal's on it, this appeares to have been in some kind of collection because
of how new it looks.

The only rewd seal Series 1963 US Notes printed were United States 'Legal
Tender' Notes, with the Block designation AA or *A (before & after the serial
number).

can anyone give me an idea of a value, I want to post it on ebay just don't
know if it would be worth it

Assuming it's "clean" as you indicate, you can probably expect:
'crisp' with no folds: AA=$16-18 / *A=$25-28
'crisp' with 1 or 2 folds: AA=$11-12 / *A=$16-18
not 'crisp', with folds: AA=$6-9 / *A=$7-11

If you do post it on eBay, you're going to want to include a good scan of it.
Please let me know the item number.

If this is just not enough to "mess with", let me know what you'd take for it.

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