No US $5.00 coins exist dated 1934.

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In circulated condition, about $8.00

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Normally the question has to be asked "WHICH mint mark?". However the only 1934 cents with a mint mark came from Denver so your coin has a D below the date.

Most circulated 1934-D cents are only worth a small premium - 15¢ or so in worn condition up to a half-dollar with only moderate wear.

However nice 1934-D cents in almost-uncirculated or uncirculated condition are scarcer and can be worth $5 to $10 depending on how well-struck they are.

If it's dated 1934, about $70-$80. 1934A, about $80-$90.

When Hawaii was attacked at the start of WW2, the Treasury took quantities of 1934-dated bills and overprinted them for use within the territory of Hawaii. The idea was that these bills could be quickly demonetized if the islands were invaded, preventing their use by the Japanese.

A 1934 Deutsches Reich 5 reichsmark in good shape with a D mint mark is worth anywhere from $17 to about $50. A coin with an E mint is worth about $17 to $70 depending on its condition.

Value of 1934c $20 bill

I assume you mean you have a 1934 $1 bill with Washington's picture, rather than a silver dollar (it had Miss Liberty) or a quarter (Washington, but the wrong denomination).

If that's the case, as of 01/2009 auction prices are in the $10.-$15. range.

I have the same bill and I found one like it in new cation for about $189.00. Dollars

In Agatha Christie's 1934 novel "Why Didn't They Ask Evans?", the characters don't ask the right questions early on, leading to misinterpretations and misunderstandings later in the plot. This failure to inquire properly causes crucial information to be overlooked, complicating the investigation and leading to unexpected twists and turns in the story.

A 1934-D Dime (aka - Winged Head/Mercury Dime) is worth in good condition (G4): $2.00; if its mint state is MS60, the value rises to: $50.00. There were no dimes that carried a "S" mint mark that specific year.

No. Nothing that has a cassette player in it is an antique. It's a new radio styled like an old one.

1. Bills are printed. Coins are minted.

2. There is neither a mint nor a printing facility in Cleveland. Your bill was printed in Washington DC for the Cleveland district of the Federal Reserve system.

That said, 1934 $10 Federal Reserve Notes are not considered to be scarce bills. Current auction prices have been in the range $12-20 for several years.

It's not possible to be sure what you have, for 2 reasons:

> The US never minted silver cents because they'd be worth more than dimes.
> The US never used a B mint mark.

You may have a 1934-D cent that was plated for use in jewelry or something similar, but that means it's an altered coin with no collector value.

The blue seal indicates your bill is a silver certificate. However the question is missing a critical piece of information: the bill's denomination. Depending on what you have, please see one of the Related Questions.

Overprints are usually considered to be major errors and can retail for $100 or more. You should get a couple of competing evaluations from dealers in error currency.

I would assume that it is the same as all other inline 6 cyl. Chevrolet engines, which is 1-5-3-6-2-4, with no. 1 at the front of the engine.

The Hawaiian brown seal $1.00 , $5.00 & $20.00 were issued in the Hawaiin Islands 1942-1944 and were the only currency used. The reason was to guard against invasion contamination of US currency.

$22 to $30 depending on its condition and what letter (if any) appears next to the date. Please post a new question with the letter, called a series letter, for a more exact evaluation.

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You need to say whether there's a series letter next to the date; the serial number is just a counter and normally doesn't affect a bill's value.

In worn condition your bill retails for only about $22 despite its age. If it has a C or D next to the date it might be worth as much as $30 if it only has slight wear; otherwise only about $24.

With a date of 1935 the coin is a PEACE dollar. This is the last year issue for all U.S. silver dollars. It was struck in Philadelphia (no mintmark) and San Francisco. Assuming it's circulated and has no 'S' mintmark, average values are from $30.00 to $55.00 depending on the actual grade of the coin.

The value will vary depending on the size, the type of photo, and it's origin. If it is a modern reproduction 8 x 10 photo it would only have a value of about $10.00. Original first generation photos printed from the original negative will have a higher value. The photo could be a news service, press or wire photo. These type of photos could range in value from $20. -$200. with photos that were used in publication having added value.

The team photo could also be part of an advertisement or premium given away with a product or publication. Premium photos do sell at a premium. Teams have also sent out photos in the mail in reply to fan requests.

More information would be needed to give an accurate value, The photo would have to be correctly identified as to it's type, and origin.

Assuming the coin is circulated and has no mintmark, the 1923 Peace dollar is a very common date U.S. coin. As of 11-19-12 retail values run from $32.00-$37.00 for coins in average collectible condition, coins that are bent, corroded, scratched, used as jewelery or have been cleaned have far less value if any to a collector or dealer.

The Devil Tiger - 1934 was released on:

USA: 8 February 1934

Denmark: 2 April 1934

Finland: 15 April 1934

Portugal: 13 June 1934

Puss in Boots - 1934 was released on:

USA:17 May 1934

Fashions of 1934 - 1934 is rated/received certificates of:

USA:Approved (PCA #2692-R, 22 December 1934 for re-release)

The Cat and the Fiddle - 1934 was released on:

Turkey: 1934

USA: 16 February 1934

Denmark: 27 July 1934

Finland: 16 September 1934

Spain: 15 October 1934 (Madrid)

Portugal: 14 November 1934

Sweden: 1 February 1935

Nana - 1934 was released on:

Turkey: 1934

USA: 1 February 1934 (New York City, New York)

France: 27 April 1934

Denmark: 30 July 1934

Finland: 28 October 1934

Portugal: 22 November 1934

Austria: 1935

Enemigos - 1934 was released on:

Mexico: 11 January 1934

USA: 17 August 1934

She Made Her Bed - 1934 was released on:

Japan: 1934

USA: 27 April 1934

Melody in Spring - 1934 was released on:

USA: 31 March 1934 (premiere)

USA: 8 April 1934

Sweden: 8 May 1934

Denmark: 30 August 1934

The Cat's-Paw - 1934 was released on:

Turkey: 1934

USA: 30 July 1934 (premiere)

USA: 7 August 1934

USA: 16 August 1934 (New York City, New York)

France: 12 October 1934

Sweden: 13 October 1934

Denmark: 8 November 1934

Finland: 11 November 1934

Portugal: 24 January 1935

Men in White - 1934 was released on:

USA: 28 March 1934 (premiere)

USA: 6 April 1934

Denmark: 13 August 1934

Finland: 9 September 1934

Portugal: 4 December 1934

Turkey: 1936

No More Women - 1934 was released on:

USA: 3 March 1934

Denmark: 25 June 1934

France: 23 August 1934

Stars in the Making - 1934 was released on:

USA: 5 May 1934

Coming-Out Party - 1934 was released on:

USA: 9 March 1934

Denmark: 6 August 1934

Finland: 26 August 1934

Orient Express - 1934 was released on:

USA: 28 February 1934

Finland: 1 April 1934

Denmark: 18 June 1934

The positive integer factors of 1934 are:

1, 2, 967, 1934

Four Frightened People - 1934 was released on:

USA: 26 January 1934

Sweden: 9 April 1934

Finland: 13 May 1934

Denmark: 10 October 1934

Crainquebille - 1934 was released on:

France: 16 March 1934 (Paris)

USA: 9 December 1934

He Was Her Man - 1934 was released on:

USA: 18 May 1934 (premiere)

USA: 16 June 1934

2010 - 1934 = 76

Take the current year and subtract 1934 from it. (2011-1934=77)

She Had to Choose - 1934 was released on:

USA: 1 October 1934

Guess Stars - 1934 was released on:

USA: 1934

The Dognapper - 1934 was released on:

USA: 17 November 1934