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My grandmother gave me a Christmas gift tonight of some notes, not just any
notes, but $10,000 notes. She is almost 100 and my grandfather used to be
president of several banks back in the 30's-60's. The question that I have
is: are these worth face value, or more? I know I need to have them
appraised, but from what I have found on the net they could be potentially
worth 30-40k each. Anybody know of a reliable site on the net for a rough
estimate? Thank you.

A mention of the country of origin would help, Hong Kong, Australia?
Billy


wrote:

My grandmother gave me a Christmas gift tonight of some notes, not just any
notes, but $10,000 notes. She is almost 100 and my grandfather used to be
president of several banks back in the 30's-60's. The question that I have
is: are these worth face value, or more? I know I need to have them
appraised, but from what I have found on the net they could be potentially
worth 30-40k each. Anybody know of a reliable site on the net for a rough
estimate? Thank you.

U.S. notes.

"note.boy" wrote in message
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A mention of the country of origin would help, Hong Kong, Australia?
Billy


wrote:

My grandmother gave me a Christmas gift tonight of some notes, not just
any
notes, but $10,000 notes. She is almost 100 and my grandfather used to
be
president of several banks back in the 30's-60's. The question that I
have
is: are these worth face value, or more? I know I need to have them
appraised, but from what I have found on the net they could be
potentially
worth 30-40k each. Anybody know of a reliable site on the net for a
rough
estimate? Thank you.

If lightly circulated $30,000-$40,000
would probably be about right.

If Unc. probably a bit more.

Currency Auctions of America (CAA) has sold these in the past. CAA is now
a part of Heritage. I believe they have an archive of their past auctions at
their
website at http://www.heritagecoin.com

You could always go with Ebay but if
you are interested in selling it I would
recommend CAA instead for something
of this magnitude $ wise.

Good luck.

Keep your grandmother in love.
Be sure that she will love you too. And protect her for other "collectors".

Greetings,
Ruud Raps
The Netherlands

"JSTONE9352" wrote in message
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If lightly circulated $30,000-$40,000
would probably be about right.

If Unc. probably a bit more.

Currency Auctions of America (CAA) has sold these in the past. CAA is now
a part of Heritage. I believe they have an archive of their past
auctions at
their
website at http://www.heritagecoin.com

You could always go with Ebay but if
you are interested in selling it I would
recommend CAA instead for something
of this magnitude $ wise.

Good luck.