@Choppy said:
That's a very nice note. Highly unlikely that it's been in circulation for nearly 100 years.
How did "Becky" acquire this note? Did someone find it in an old purse in Grandma's closet?
Denise owns the bill. She's a friend of Becky & me. Both knew I'm a coin collector.
I do not know the bill's history.
My best guess is Deniise inherited it.
@Choppy said:
That's a very nice note. Highly unlikely that it's been in circulation for nearly 100 years.
How did "Becky" acquire this note? Did someone find it in an old purse in Grandma's closet?
Denise owns the bill. She's a friend of Becky & me. Both knew I'm a coin collector.
I do not know the bill's history.
My best guess is Deniise inherited it.
That's cool! My Dad passed away last fall, and he and my Mom liked to squirrel away money in jacket pockets, books, etc. So, as I go through their estate, I search every item of clothing that they left behind - including her purses! - before we donate them.
mikee999
Posts: 619 ✭✭✭✭✭
Comments
The OP’s note minus the background noise…
That's a very nice note. Highly unlikely that it's been in circulation for nearly 100 years.
How did "Becky" acquire this note? Did someone find it in an old purse in Grandma's closet?
Denise owns the bill. She's a friend of Becky & me. Both knew I'm a coin collector.
I do not know the bill's history.
My best guess is Deniise inherited it.
A conservative estimate would be $100-$150.
A certified VF25 (similar grade) sold for $192 in a Heritage auction about one week ago, a retail price for a certified example.
That's cool! My Dad passed away last fall, and he and my Mom liked to squirrel away money in jacket pockets, books, etc. So, as I go through their estate, I search every item of clothing that they left behind - including her purses! - before we donate them.