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    Posted 13 years ago

    Dulcet
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    I've been carrying this bill around for years. I was offered $50 for it but from what I can figure out so far, it might be worth more. Anybody got any suggestions of how much and where I should go to sell it? I'm not a collector (at all). Thank you!

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    1. benjclark benjclark, 13 years ago
      Your local coins shop would buy it. Do some research on ebay and see what error $20 bills from this decade sell for.
    2. Dulcet, 13 years ago
      I see a similar bill on ebay for $145.00. That's the current asking price - I know it doesn't necessarily mean it will sell at that. Local coin shop offered me $50 based on the large amount of ink on the bill, but they also said they honestly were not buyers of paper, just coin.
    3. benjclark benjclark, 13 years ago
      That sounds right all around. Coin/currency dealers buy @ about 50% of what they think they can sell for. If I wanted to sell, I'd post on eBay with an opening bid of $99 and see what happens.

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