Value of a 1935 G Blue Seal 1 Dollar Bill

1. I work at the cash register at an ice cream shop in the mall, an old lady came by today and bought a scoop of ice cream and gave me two one dollar bills, right away i noticed that one of the bills that she gave me had a blue stamp, instead of a green one with WASHINGTON D.C. written on it, i flipped it over and noticed that the back side was a brighter green then the usual one dollar bill, and then i saw that it said Series 1935E on it, i was wondering if anybody had any idea about how much money this is worth, i will take a picture of it and post it soon, it also says "IN SILVER PAYABLE TO THE BEARER ON DEMAND" under the "ONE DOLLAR" below the picture of George Washington.

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3. What you have is called a $1 Silver Certificate. The type you have is called a Blue Seal Certificate, and as you have noted, it was issued in 1935 in the E (fifth) group of printings. (There was a 1935A, 1935B, etc.) If I'm correct from memory, 1935 silver certificates only carry a small premium in circulated condition (which is probably what you have. If it's creased, worn, or torn at all, it's circulated). In crisp, uncirculated condition, it's worth a bit more, but there were so many issued, unfortunately you can't retire on it! I keep the ones I find as talking pieces. People always ask about them unless they're numismatists!

   Either way, congratulations! They're ALWAYS fun to find in a cash register! (I work at a grocery store, so I know how it feels!)

   ~AJ

4. thats a fun find! congrats on it

5. I bought an UNC 1935E for $4, and an UNC 1935F for $6 (which is probably too much, but the E wasn't as UNC as one would have hoped UNC would be). After ebay fees, you'd probably be looking at face I'd guess (just from what I've seen).

6. 
   Awwwww... common now SOME of us numismatics dable in bank notes too.

   (comments taken and given in good natured fun )

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   Lol, I didn't mean that! I just meant that everybody who doesn't collect coins I know always has that "shocked and awed" look when I show them my Silver Certs. My collector friends don't and are more serious about it....

8. I have a silver certificate 1935A -E and G 1dollar bills can anyone tell me what they are worth

9. Many are $2-$3 depending on condition.

10. You realize you commented on a thread that is TWELVE years old? You can easily create your own post.

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    mpcusa "Official C.T. TROLL SWEEPER"

    The 35,s in C/U are good finds depemding on the series can bring some good money
    now the 57,s not so much

12. Does the 35G have the "In God We Trust" motto on the back?

    A clear pic of the note would be helpful in figuring out the grade. I'd like to take a shot at it and have @mpcusa grade my grade

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    mpcusa "Official C.T. TROLL SWEEPER"

    Yes would be happy to help, post a pic

14. Sweet! And sorry, I just realized my statement was worded as pushy when I meant to say " and see if @mpcusa would grade my grade?"

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    mpcusa "Official C.T. TROLL SWEEPER"

    Here to help you find the penny....LOL

16. I have a nice 1935E $1.00 bills I'm new to coin and paper collection. My father left me his collection. Can anyone help me?

17. I have a 1935D and 1935H. The D has In God We Trust on the back, but the H does not.

18. The motto was added in the middle of the 1935G's being printed.
    So the H has it, and the D does not.

    Michael K, Drawde and NOS like this.

20. I found the exact bill 2 1935e. plus 1935f and 1934D. The are circulated but decent shape. That's 4 ur answer

21. I was wondering if they was worth anything

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