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Grand Rapids $10 Bill HELP
JDsCoins
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Was wondering if anyone had a way to look up the value of this bill?
Is there a program to buy to search the number?
Any help would be awesome
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JDsCoins
Posts: 135 ✭✭✭
JDsCoins
Posts: 135 ✭✭✭
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The Heritage archives shows similar examples sold.
https://currency.ha.com/c/search-results.zx?Ntk=SI_Titles-Desc&Ne=1201&N=56+790+231+1223&Ntt=ch#13758&ic4=Refine-CurrencyDenomination-102615
Thanks Steve! Appears to be a wide range pf prices ha
Looks to be a 1933-1934 bank
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I am slowly learning more about currency so what that mean if you don't mind me asking?
The charter number is 13758 which is quite late. Only Type II notes would have been issued for this Bank. One can look at the note and see it is a type II note based on the charter number placement (again) near the serial # and there is no letter at the end of that serial #. My experience is later charter numbers can be tough to find. In this instance, there seems to be a decent number issued given the serial number A008257. But it really boils down to surviving population.
As for the grade, I will reserve judgment until my question as to the lower fight corner is addressed- do we have a miscut at the lower right or is a small portion of the note folded and just covered- if it is not miscut, that would help as the cut seems to penetrate into the design.
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Oh just a currency sleeve over the bottom corner of the bill is all that is haha sorry