After some lengthy research to no avail, I'm hoping someone can comment on the approximate value for me.
I have some really nice crisp bills and some of them are consecutive but it's a bit of a mish mash with two different prefix numbers that I couldn't find any info on.
ECU634300 to 315 but missing 302 (darn it)
ECU634318 to 325
ECU634342 to 345
AMM9756540 to 550
I would appreciate any and all comments. Thank you.
1973 $1 bills
Re: 1973 $1 bills
You didn't say what the signatures were but it sounds like they are either
Lawson-Bouey or Crow -Bouey 3 letters.
As there were over 2 Billion of these printed in total, they are not worth
much over face value unless they are in CH UNC condition.
Being consecutive numbers does not really add much of a premium.
Lawson-Bouey or Crow -Bouey 3 letters.
As there were over 2 Billion of these printed in total, they are not worth
much over face value unless they are in CH UNC condition.
Being consecutive numbers does not really add much of a premium.
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Re: 1973 $1 bills
Thank you for your reply. Yes, Crow-Bouey signatures. My uncle who has passed purchased these from the bank as uncirculated and put them in plastic sleeves so I believe they are in perfect condition or close.
Re: 1973 $1 bills
Unfortunately the only Crow-Bowie prefix with any value is EXA.
Even though what you have are probably uncirculated, they are
still only worth about $2.00 ,$3.00 at the most. The problem is
trying to sell a large quantity. Who is there who will want to buy them.
Even though what you have are probably uncirculated, they are
still only worth about $2.00 ,$3.00 at the most. The problem is
trying to sell a large quantity. Who is there who will want to buy them.
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Re: 1973 $1 bills
Well, looks like I'm going back to work then, lol. Thank you very much for your time and sharing your knowledge with me!