By PaperMoneyMan, on February 11th, 2012%
Question by ROB F: does anyone think any of these items may be of any value or historicaly significant? ?
i have found the following items and more. i need ideas of what to maybe do with them. anyone have any ideas? they are as follows:
a 1885 family bible with the familys marriage records for quite a few generations.
a 1978 texas newspaper clipping about John Waynes surgery where his stomach (because of cancer) had been removed.
1943-1946 newspapers covering WW2 that came from bases overseas, some are stars and stripes papers.
World War 2 war ration books full of ration stamps.
an old railway bank money bag.
railroad train operators handbooks from the 1930s.
G. I. Joe card game.
World War 2 various documents and papers, some are german weapons to be released to a U.S. soldier.
a 1896 check like promise to pay certificate, looks like a personal check.
I have more things I would like to find info about, but if anyone can help with these, it would be greatly apreciated.
thanks
no guns, just the documents of release of them.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on January 27th, 2012%
Know the really worth of your coins and paper cash with Treasure Hunters Roadshow
Article by Angie Bochio
Treasure Hunters Roadshow journeys worldwide in research of aged collectibles and antiques and offers cash in return for them. The organization organizes numerous occasions in the United States, Canada and Europe every single year to acquire scarce and unusual goods. The event is open for every person who wishes to have their collectibles examined by the gurus.
Treasure Hunters Roadshow is an entertaining occasion exactly where people can stumble upon products which they have in all probability by no means witnessed in their life span. The objects in desire at the event consist of silver, gold, outdated coins and paper income, classic toys, vintage musical instruments, sports memorabilia and anything at all that is scarce and uncommon. The corporation specializes in the collectible coin and paper money industry and has connections with a lot of collectors all across the globe who are inclined to pay out best bucks for selective uncommon items. Uncommon and abnormal coins and paper money are in great need amongst the . . . → Read More: Know the really worth of your coins and paper cash with Treasure Hunters Roadshow
By PaperMoneyMan, on January 2nd, 2012%
Question by lovie7596: value 1936 paper money $ 2?
I have 6 Good condishion $ 2 dollor bills How much can i get . 1 $ 5 dollor bill good condishon 1933 blue seal .. 12 $ 1 dollor bills most in good some in med condishon
Best answer:
Answer by Scott StevensonWithout knowing more it’s impossible to give you an exact value, but most small-sized US currency (IOW anything issued since 1928) isn’t worth a whole lot over face value unless the bill has almost no sign of wear, or there is something unusual about the bill
If the $ 2 bills are in “typical” condition, you might get somewhere between $ 3-$ 10 each depending on the year, signature combination, and exactly how nice the bills are. The $ 1 bills are probably worth $ 1.50-$ 5.
You might want to check the date on the $ 5, since there weren’t any 1933 dated $ 5 bills printed (they started printing $ 5 silver certificates in 1934, and Series 1934 . . . → Read More: value 1936 paper money $ 2?
By PaperMoneyMan, on December 10th, 2011%
Question by Patrick: 100 Sequential Bills; Worth keeping or cashing in?
This year for my birthday my grandmother got me two wads of $ 1 dollar bills instead of the same old boring check. Each “wad” has 100 bills in sequential serial numbers. the one set is a xxxxxxxxxx001 series. My question is should I keep them for inflation? Will they be worth more later? I collect coins, but not so much paper money. My research says that they are worth a bit more than face value as is. Any thoughts? Thanks!
Best answer:
Answer by EL DIABLOSpend the money, put it in the bank, or trade it for 2 $ 100′s. Most of the $ 1 that you get from the bank (if you ask for that amount) will be new bills. Where I work we get a few thousand $ 1 a week and most of them are new bills in order.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on December 7th, 2011%
Is The Paper Money Going To Die?
If the figures all over the world are added together, there are about five billion mobile phones being used currently, and the number is sure going up. Sam Pitroda, the technology evangelist has predicted that the paper money would die within 30 years due to efforts being made by the banks, mobile companies and other stakeholders. He says the paper money would soon disappear due to digital transactions, thanks to the introduction of his latest innovation, the digital wallet. Sam Pitrodas earlier innovation, the Casio digital diary was a runaway hit all over the world.
Paperless World Would Be a Better World
He asks if we can make our offices paperless, why not banks and our wallets? He predicts all the mobile service operators will adopt the technology sooner or later, especially due to declining revenue per user for the mobile companies. People are more like to pay for these services, since these would be value added services.
Foolproof Concept
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By PaperMoneyMan, on November 24th, 2011%
Question by My Name: 1944 German Paper Money?
Does anybody know anything about 1944 German Paper Money or its value. I have a stack of about 40-50 100 hundert marks (some with a space in the serial number and some without) All in excellent condition. A couple of the 20′s and a couple of the 5′s. Is there any value in this kind of currency? My grandfather was stationed in Germany during WW2 and these were found in a box just recently and he pasted away about 6 years ago. Anybody have any knowledge of this money?
The 100 hundert marks are kinda a pink and blue color and says ALLIERTE MILITARBEHORDE on the top. Is that the same thing you are talking about? Is there any collector value for them?
Best answer:
Answer by RainYou mean Reichsmark (currency in Germany from 1924 until June 20, 1948).
There is no exchange rate. With the currency reform of 1948 the Reichsmark was invalid as a currency. Today’s coins and banknotes in marks only have value to collectors, and because it tends . . . → Read More: 1944 German Paper Money?
By PaperMoneyMan, on November 23rd, 2011%
Question by longhaired freaky person: Why do some Goldbugs think paper money is “fake” but gold and silver have “real value”?
Is it the shininess that gets to them?
The fact that gold is a speculative investment and currently experiencing a bubble is exactly why it DOESN’T have any innate value.
Best answer:
Answer by scottso360oil prices are falling
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By PaperMoneyMan, on November 16th, 2011%
Question by Shawn: Some paper money i need to know the value of?
I can’t seem to find a good paper money price guide. So i’ll resort to here.
1935 A Silver Certificate – Very Good
1935 G Silver Certificate – Very Good
1963 Red Seal $ 2 bill – About Uncirculated (borderline CU)
1999 $ 10 bill star note – Very Good
1963 Red Seal $ 5 bill – Fine
Best answer:
Answer by John DarmaninOnly your 1963 Red Seal $ 2 bill has any collector value. It has a retail value of about $ 8- $ 10. All your other notes are too low grade to have any collector value.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on November 2nd, 2011%
Question by christoph: Is there a place in Dublin, Ohio where I can sell coins, stamps, paper money, and trading cards?
I have $ 1 coins (old and new) and I also have $ 0.50 coins. I have a Buffalo nickel and other rare coins.
I have many stamps including old and new European stamps. African, North and South American, etc. stamps, including some countries that don’t exist anymore. (Helgoland)
I have 11 $ 2 bills. 2 of them include the 1976 series, 6 the 1995 series and 3 including the 2003 A series.
I have collectors cards of Pokemon and Yugioh. Many are super and ultra rare!!!
If you know a place or anyone, including yourself that is interested in any of these items please E-Mail me!
PRICES ARE NEGOTIABLE!
Thank you for your time and courtesy.
Best answer:
Answer by liberty911I hope this helps.
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By PaperMoneyMan, on October 10th, 2011%
Question by NAZ: What is Turkey Specimen vs Turkey Currency in Paper Money?
Hello Collectors
I’ve been wanting to start a foreign currency collection, while browsing ebay, I noticed a huge difference in prices when the item is listed as just Turkey Lira for what ever value and when the listing carries the word SPECIMEN in it and that goes for other currencies as well… could someone please give me some hints and tips and explain why the price could be as low as a few dollars verses hundreds or sometime thousands when the listing has the word specimen in it.. and if you could direct me to what’s a good collection to have in coins or paper currency, you will be greatly appreciated
Thanks
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Answer by DanyBoy Hunter of TrollsI am not sure what you are asking but if I got it right the reason is Turkish currency has been around a long time and has changed many many times and as a result it might be some forms are rarer than the other (some are from 3 years ago) some 800 . . . → Read More: What is Turkey Specimen vs Turkey Currency in Paper Money?
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