What's the value of a 1934(D) $20 bill?

Question

The back of the bill has a backplate of number of 150, which I hear is a rare number. I find the bill to be also in extra fine condition.

Answer 1

20$ to 100$, where did you find such a thing??

Answer 2

$20

Answer 3

I have no info on that plate number being rare. The series 1934D sells for $25 in grade fine and $30 in grade extra fine. In crisp uncirculated the sell price in $95. These are trend values so it is about what they sell for. Dealers pay at least 40% less. None of the notes are listed as rare, no matter what Federal Reserve District they are from. Vales are the same for all districts.

Answer 4

When used in a store it will be worth, naturally, 20$.

If you put it up on eBay for collectors to bid on, the prices might go wayyy up! If a certain 2 (or more) people want it bad, they will keep going and going... If you plan to do this make the starting price 20$ because anything less than that would be like ripping yourself off....=]

-  Since you said the bill was in good condition, if the bill ends up being rare, and someone on e-bay wants it, it could be worth over 100$

- If not it might sell for less or around 50$

- To be completely sure just do the e-bay thing and see what people are willing pay for it. If it's not much, keep the bill for a couple of years for it could possibly become more rare in the future years.Do not expect for too much because from my research, these bills aren't really that rare.

Answer 5

Is it a silver certificate? or a gold certificate? the 150 doesn't ring a bell for worth, if in good shape, any where up to $100.