Silver Certificate from 1928

Mine cool ill pick em up soon lol. You know I love to look at moms collection on occasion my own collection is getting better already.

That is a paper dollar bill my friend so could you tell me what it has to do with a silver doller?

We have some, but not that old GrandPa.. My father's work is related to traveling around the world (in a way), he's a sailor and they always get to go to places and other countries. He does collect some bills and coins, from where he's been to. From US, Australian, European, Asian and many more. We get to keep one bill from one country, then put it in our collectible items.

I have a bunch that my dad brought back from WWII....from countries that don'te even exist now! LOL....they will belong to my kids someday too...I won't ever try to sell them.

Hi GRANDPA BOB! My husband has a small collection of coins and paper bills. I think the oldest is in the early nineteen hundreds. I saw a Morgan Dollar in his collection too. I really don't have any idea of how much value his collection is. He collects toys too. Just my thoughts dear friend. Take care and have a nice day!

Yeah, and one that I remember well is my old Canadian dollar bill..I can't remember how old, about the early 1900's.. My husband is always collecting old coins for me to put away..

Wow.. you guys could be quite (financially) wealthy and not know it! I say financially, as you may well be, and seem to be, quite lifewise wealthy already..

I have a silver certificate. I can't remember what the year is though. I have it stashed away for safe keeping. Now that you have mentioned having one it makes me wonder what year it actually is. Have to go and check now.

no I don't have any, I have never been much of a collector of anything but I do wish that one day I could be. Oh I forgot I just to have hundreds of paypals around the world and I collected writing paper. I have no idea what happened to the collection, I think it got lost in a move at some point.

I have bout $20 in gold coins but not sure if they are solid gold or what or of their worth other than face value. A customer of mine gives them out to me every Christmas. Hopefully, some of your bills/coins are really worth something.

I'd almost bet that either someone inherited some older person's collection and has no idea what the bill is, or it was stolen

mmmmm....wouldn't get all excited about thinking you have a potential milestone and can make oodles of money from old coins or other money...Found this website about silver certificates ..."Since silver certificates are not made anymore, some of them have a premium value to collectors and dealers. For example, if your $1 silver certificate has the date 1928, it is worth about $10 to $12. If it is 1928 with the letter "C" after the date, it is worth about $50. With the series date 1928D, about $20, and with the series date 1928E about $150. Most of the 1934 and 1935 series $1 silver certificates are only worth face value, but can bring a small premium if they are in new condition...." http://www.coinsite.com/content/faq/small_size_arcert.asp I have some old coins dating in the early to mid 1800s...I thought oh, wow I'm sitting on a fortune here...uh, nope...started looking around and not worth as much as I thought...but do have a 1880 Morgan Silver dollar...I seen some places selling it for near $400...but that's the SELLING price...as for how much I'd be offered?? Mmmm...might start hunting around again

I have paper money and coins from many different countries. My husband brings me money from every country he deploys to. My mom has a collection of old coins and dollars too. My ex-husband has a dollar that is orange on one side. I can't remember if it is the front or back. I will have to take a picture of it when I go back there this summer. He has had it since he was a small boy.

i collected stamp from different countries but for currency i'm not. please do include our bills and coins to your collection. you can find many filinos in your country now and you can ask Philippine Bills and Coins. Thanks for the post.