My two oldest German Notes. Any value?

ajaan · October 19, 2014 9:37AM

TIA. How accurate are Krause values?

Hyperion · October 19, 2014 10:55AM

Ron Guth?
dunno.

ormandh · October 19, 2014 11:14AM

These notes in this condition are not worth much. $1 per note if you were lucky. If they were in Unc. there is no telling…

-Dan

LochNESS · October 19, 2014 11:14AM

Based on the hard fold/crease lines, the dog-eared corners, and the overall circulated appearance ... maybe $1-2 each. I think the max value on these (perfect, PQ condition) is $12/ea.

ormandh · October 19, 2014 11:19AM

<< <i>Based on the hard fold/crease lines, the dog-eared corners, and the overall circulated appearance ... maybe $1-2 each. I think the max value on these (perfect, PQ condition) is $12/ea. >>

Agreed on the circulated notes. However, I do not know the value for the Unc. notes. Where did you get your values for the Unc. notes?

-Dan

LochNESS · October 19, 2014 11:26AM

<< <i>Where did you get your values for the Unc. notes?

-Dan >>

Here.

Apparently you and I posted at the same time. Great minds __ ___

edit: So, I just noticed the bottom of his homepage says it was updated in 2004 ... so the values for UNC may have gone up ... or down

Aethelred · October 21, 2014 1:29PM

When you said "German Notes" I was expecting:

Dear Mrs. Koffengraffnetzger,

Please excuse little Gunter for not turning in his homework on tinkering with small parts to design overly complex devices that perform simple tasks. It was eaten by the dog. Little Gunter and der dog have both been punished.

LochNESS · October 21, 2014 5:51PM

My two oldest German Notes. Any value?

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