Not in high end condition but nice notes, Thanks for the Pics.

I hope you get more replies to this question in case I'm wrong but i believe your bank notes will always hold face vale when turned into a Bank , they will no longer be able to be use any where else.

I cant help much with how to go about selling your bank notes but would like to see pictures of your devils face notes.

You have a Crow/Bouey note. I'm not a good one to grade your note from the pictures I've seen but if you find the right buyer you might get a bit better then face but not much. Thats only one guys opinion!!!!!

I'v seen your Bank note on another web site and you have to match signatures as well as prefix to have a valluable note, sorry Only a Thiessen/Crow note with AUH prefix

Looks nice but hard to get a good read on it with the pictures you have provided, Maybe take it out of holder so the glare is gone. and try to get a sharper image.
not that i would give advice on a appraisal , there is a coin club in calgary. always a good place to look for info.

To me it looks like Your bill has some staining and a pretty solid fold in it which takes away from its value but its still a bill that lots of collectors would be interested in. If you are in a area that might have a coin club it would be a good place to contact . they can possibly give you contact...

I have to agree with most comments that there isn't a lot of value in these bills , but please don't just take them to the bank as that will only result in them being destroyed. I true collector is probably looking for bills of that age in better condition, but a bill like those can be great starter...

If it is a tombac you have a coin worth somthing all right, im no expert and will be interested to see what some on this site think but is it possably a coin that has just some toning . will be watching any comments

Point taken coinguy, if your trying to sell them bulk you would need to go on a average.

dadhoards, a few days ago i was asking the question of how to tell a 1967 80% silver dime from a 50'% Bill in Burl indicated the drop test, the one with the highest pitch ring is the higher silver content. you might be able to get a better idea of how much silver you have there. And to your question...

Just wondering if anyone out there can tell me if there is a way to know the difference between a %50 silver or a %80 silver 1967 dime. other then analysis of the metals.

colkern , very nice looking notes. sorry cant help with getting them Graded . But you cant keep us wondering "you Won them" I wish i could be so lucky

Had not noticed that "wiser3'
another tie in to the 1943 Tombac.
i prefer no color on coins but will probably try and get one for the collection if i get a chance.
Looking forward to the day that coin shows and 'in person" auctions are back.

As is so often mentioned , Would be great to see a photo of this Coin.