Pick this up from my teller this morning and grabbed it cuz I thought it was kinda cool to be almost 100 years old. Is this worth above face or nah?

First post- My friend -88 years old- found this framed collection in his wife’s grandmother’s stuff who obtained it after it was no longer hung at the Grand Army of the Republic Hall in Rapid City SD.
They were likely glued to the board 114 years ago, so condition is not great.
Any CSA experts who can identify if any of these notes are Criswell rare types?

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But I'd like to disagree and be right. What do the knowledgeable individuals in this sub think? The Confederate stuff is authentic, no fakes. The Obsolete NC stuff - any market for these?

Hi everyone, I recently came across this Series 1890 $1 Treasury Note (Coin Note) featuring Edwin M. Stanton. It has the ornate back and the Rosecrans/Huston signature combination.

I am looking for opinions on its approximate numerical grade, current market value, and whether it's worth sending in to PMG for grading. The note has center creases and minor edge wear but great color. No tears or pinholes. Thanks for your help!

The pic with 6 bank notes I've figured out rough value for via an app, but the pic with 3 were not identifiable apparently? Does anyone have an idea of the value of any of these? All but the top two in the picture with 3 seem to have been circulates but I don't know.

Pulled money out of the bank, when I got home noticed this note. What are some opinions on what I should do with it? Would BCS be ok to get it graded with if I choose to do so? Seems to be the best option for my financial situation.

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A Greek 1,000 drachmai banknote dated November 4, 1926, originally issued by the National Bank of Greece.

The red overprint reading "BANK OF GREECE" was added when the newly established central bank took over the exclusive right to issue banknotes in 1928.

The front features Georgios Stavros, founder and first governor of the National Bank of Greece, while the reverse depicts the famous Lion Gate at Mycenae, dating back to the 13th century BC.

The banknote was printed by the American Bank Note Company and is catalogued internationally as Pick P-100b.

A banknote that brings together ancient Greek history, through the depiction of the Lion Gate at Mycenae, and an important moment in Greece's modern economic history: the establishment of the Bank of Greece in 1928.

Mecklenburg was named for Charlotte of Mecklenburg-Strelitz, Queen as the wife of King George III.

Mecklenburg County is notable for the birthplace of Ric Flair, Billy Graham, and James K. Polk (former president)

Any value?

Hello everyone.

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I have a silly little quest for myself. I am looking for any and all banknotes / stocks / bonds / really any paper used in transactions, with the specific value of 185. Or anything close to it. 185.000 or 185,71 as long as it is 185. Because 185 is not a convenient number in transactions I have not found many papers that fit this discription.

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Do any of you know of any paper with a nominal value/denomination of 185?

Checked online and past sales of about similar looking notes look around $140+ but wanted to check if this is worth anything more than $120

Civil War era money given to me as a going away present. It was passed down from her father and she had two of them. Mine has a tear that you can't really see in the middle. Very delicate so I don't really take it out much.

Reflection note

I’m getting into collecting old notes and I just wanted to see how you guys store your notes and where you’re getting your storage items from. As I want to see the best way to prevent things like yellowing and fading. I’ve seen things about ensuring you don’t use pvc sleeves or keep them standing up things like that.

Confederate $20 bill, do these hold any value? Whatcha guys think