OK, listen to what you’re saying. That sounds like you drove your car off a cliff and into a granite wall, but it is otherwise fine. A couple folds and a little soiling render these dollars to face value. Your best bet is to fold it back up and sell the charm bracelet with it.
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1935 series D “Silver Certificate” 1 dollar bill.
The bill has been folded up in a charm on a charm bracelet for 40 years so it hasn’t been used or seen the light of day for at least that long. It is my understanding that the highlights of this bill are the uneven borders on the sides of the front of the bill, there is a horizontal line printed on the bottom border that is apx a 1/2 long, this bill is one of the ones that does not have the “in god we trust” on the back yet , and bes
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Marc's Expert Appraisal
ANA-Certified Numismatist · Hudson Valley Numismatics
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