How much would a 1934 twenty dollar bill be worth?
1934 Twenty Dollar Worth
The value of a 1934 series $20 bill varies depending on the condition of the bill and the bill's serial number. Generally, any 1934 series $20 bill not in pristine condition is only worth the face value of $20. 1934 series $20 bills are extremely common. Bills in perfect condition typically command a slight premium. 1934A,B,C,D: Green: $20 -$35: $40 -$75: $300-$500: 1934A (Hawaii) Brown: $30 -$60: $900. $2000.+ 1950,A,B,C,D,E: Green: $20 -$25: $50. $300.+ 1963,A, Green: $20 -$30: $40. 1969,A,B,C: Green: $20 -$25: $35. 1974: Green: $20 -$25: $35. 1977: Green: $20 -$25: $35. 1981,A: Green: $20 -$25: $30. 1985: Green: $20. 1988: Green: $20: $25. 1990: Green: $20: $25. 1993: Green: $20: $25. 1995: Green: $20: $25. Capital letters following the series year appear when there is a significant change in the note's appearance. Federal Reserve Indicators. For denominations $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100, the note has a letter and number designation that corresponds to one of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks.
The value to a collector depends upon (1) If it was a Hawaii emergency issue bill (2) The Series (1934, 1934 A, 1934 B, 1934 C or 1934 D) (3) The grade (condition) of the bill (4) If the serial number contains a star and (5) Which Federal Reserve Bank issued the note. Since you did not mention the word “Hawaii” being printed multiple times of the bill I will assume it is not a Hawaii emergency issue bill. From your description I would guess the grade is no better than “Very Fine” in which case the value to a collector is probably less than $30 unless the serial number contains a star. The different grades are described at http://www.thecurrencyhouse.com/index.cf… If the serial number does contain a star and the bill is in “very fine” condition the value to a collector would be closer to $100.
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