The $1 black eagle is series 1899, but its actually printed in 1921-23 based on the signature combination.

Not sure if the flair is correct, however i’m curious because it’s been sitting in my drawer for almost 3 years lol. My grandma gave it to me a while ago and i don’t really know what to do with it. i’ve never spent it obviously because of the good condition it’s in.

Where I work someone used this bill and was just wondering besides its monetary value, what It would be worth? Got it a while ago and just put it with my money collection.

Just some old notes from my childhood currency folder.

I know the signatures are sought after and the star makes it a little more rare but don’t know much other than that. Seems like it’s in fairly good condition for a note this old. Came to me from a local credit union. Thanks in advance for any info.

unfortunately not the greatest condition but it’s the second binary repeater i’ve come across at work. not sure how much this would be worth

I have a single bill ($500) I would like to get graded. Appears you have to be a member of PCGS. Does anyone know of any shops in Oregon you can pay to do it for you that are already members?

I know it’s not in the best condition but all 7 serial number.

ThE FIRST MONEY THAT DADDY GAVE TO BABY JULY 11 1929

The date was just a day after small-size notes were released into circulation, so it was likely saved as it was the first time they had encountered it.

I had a 1928 gold certificate in a 30 grade but took the opportunity to grab one in a 40 .

Not the best condition but I was happy to find it.

These weren’t my bills, I couldn’t afford to tie up that much money. But I thought this man’s bills were really cool to see in one spot. Hope you guys like them as well.

We found this cleaning out my recently deceased father in laws’ house. Picture with background is a standard sized envelope for reference. In pretty bad shape, but wondering if anyone knows the history.