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Question by  jevitiz (142)

What is the value of a silver certificate?

I have a silver certificate and need to know the value of it, can you find that for me?

 
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Answer by  silversmith (7)

Silver certificates carry only a small premium over their face value. Most common certificates have a face value of $1, $5, and $10. If your certificate is circulated, expect a 10-30% premium at best. A $1 dollar certificate that hasn't been in circulating may fetch a 100-400% premium. You can expect similar % premiums for higher valued certificates.

 
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Answer by  GilFinn (2065)

You would need to take it to a dealer to get an accurate appraisal. It will always be worth at least its face value be it a 1, 2, 5, or 10 dollar certificate. The better its condition the more its worth. Folds, wrinkles, tears, fading, and dirt devalue these items quickly and significantly.

 
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Answer by  joe21 (26)

Most silver certificates sell for a little more than the face value. For example, a $1 silver certificate may sell for $1.25 to $1.50 depending on year and condition.

 
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Answer by  Bob64 (87)

Silver certificates can used as money for the face value printed on the certificate. Collectors may buy a silver certificate for more than the face value. How much a collector would pay depends on several factors, such as condition and date of the silver certificate, if it is a replica, and the design printed on the silver certificate.

 
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Answer by  Anonymous

how much is a 1935D Silver Certificate worth?

 
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