Great grandfather passed away in 2001. These have been in a safe in a closet since then. I have no knowledge of collecting any currencies. I'm currently still going through all of his coins and I've been using coinsnap to track and identify his collection just for a general idea. This has all happened very recently and has gotten me totally interested in numismatics. Ive taken photos of fronts and backs of all paper currencies I've found in his collection and would appreciate any info or knowledge maybe there's something special or rare in this part of his collection that is just cool for collecting or offers a higher premium than expected. Maybe something worth grading or getting looked at by Ics. I've google searched every paper bill and didn't see anything stand out however i may have missed something or just to new to the hobby to know what I'm looking for.

Have had these for a while but unsure how long. Figure I’d keep them after noticing they’re old bills. One significantly older than the other I suppose. What says you?

Never paid attention to the serials until this subreddit kept popping up. Thought it was neat, shame about the creases. Got in my change at my local social club.

I looked on amazon for sleeves but they seem to only be sized for “normal sized” USD, this is larger like a business check.

My great uncle served on this ship and was in Tokyo Bay at the surrender. Obviously I wouldn’t sell this, but would like to know how common these are so I can insure it if needed.

Is it harmful to banknotes if I place them inside sleeves made of PP material and then insert those into sheets made of PVC?

Just got this in the mail today. I don't do too much with paper money but I have been enjoying some notes lately.

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

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.

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 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

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 am new to collecting and i’m curious how yall feel about ironing your money to remove the wrinkles? i used to iron my money when i made cash instead of a paycheck, it always seemed to work great and not cause damage, so was just hoping for a little education.

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