I GOT A 1963 TWENTY DOLLAR BILL!!

Many years ago my mom had a nice collection of gold and silver certificates, then our house was broken into in Cleveland and the idiots spent them at face value in a corner arab store for beer and smokes.

dollar worth something....

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its worth the same as the rest of the worthless dollars amd will only depreciate the same.

Does it say US dollar on it?? then it wont be worth more than any of the others are...its only a composite fiber with ink on it.

Get a grip

Unless it's in mint condition it'll only ever be worth $20.

My advice? Spend it.

I've got some old Canadian $100 dollar bills stashed in an envelope. I'm worried they won't be accepted in the future because of rampant counterfieting.

Oh well...it's still cool Tgirl! :)

Buy Pud something nice to go along with his gay clothing.

I'll buy it for 10 $2 bills.

I too have noticed more silver coins (seriously) and older currency in circulation.
Have in the past month received two silver dimes and one silver quarter in change from stores.
That hasn't happened before.
I think that folks are starting to dig deeper in their pockets and spending old money without thinking or knowing that at least the silver coins have value in excess of their face value - not so sure about "silver certificates" or paper money except to numismatists/collectors.
Anyone else seen this?

save it its made of real paper as opposed to the newer fake paper

Nice Bush!

oh man.

you know that money is called a "debt note" right?

The gubment takes out a loan from the FED, that loan is distributed around the country via projects.

The gubment still gotta pay back the loan, but they never can coz the taxes collected from the slaves is never enuff to pay the interest rate of the loan.

EG.

America has 11trillion in debts.
The interest rate of %1 is 1.1 trillion dollars, every year that the loan exists.
And that's just simple loans like building bridges and bullshit like that.
If you include things like a Military manufacturing loan (which is a project that distributes debt), and you can easily see why the debt of the country continues to skyrocket.

Its similar to a house loan. How can anyone pay off a loan when the interest rate is $1600 per month?

A house doesn't appreciate $1600 per month in value.
That's $19200 per year.
After 20years your house needs to appreciate $384000 to reimburse the interest on the loan.
Otherwise, your just a sucker that gave the credit union $384000 of interest over 20 years, while your home still retains it's purchased price - and you still gotta pay the house off on top of that (which is another $300000 +/-).

Actually if it's one of Kennedy's US Dollars then it should be backed by silver.

+1...is that guy a fucking dork and a showoff or what???

You could also save it until it's worth nothing. That's what I'm doing with mine.

Ain't it the troof!

When TSHTF you can use it to wipe your ass I suppose.

What are the deferrences you notice the most about it and the current one ttown?

Last Edited by Just A Thought on 11/05/2009 11:57 AM

I ran across a couple of those while working in the company cash ofice years ago. I called a shop to find out whether they had any special value, but was told they're worth the same as regular bills.
Still, nice find, OP :)

You should collect gold instead. It won't help you to have paper very soon.

(D'oh! I misspelled "orifice")

Oh look! That dog has a fluffy tail! He he he

Depends on the condition on the bill IT could be worth $25-$30.

You mean you're saving it 'til 1980?

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