how much is a 1935e blue seal $1 worth?

Question

in good condition

Answer 1

I'm not certain as to what your "good condition" means, because in paper money collecting glossary, a "good" condition paper money is not really a good item to collect, because notes in this grade normally refer to those that has been heavily circulated with soiling, wear and tear. The "Good" grade is at the bottom of paper money grading scale... Just for your info. If your 1935-E Silver Certificate note is in average circulated condition with several vertical and horizontal folds as well as slight dirt or smudging visible, then it's valued at $2 to $3. Nicer than that with clean(not cleaned) surface, around $5. Uncirculated 1935-Es are $8 and up, according to crispness.

Answer 2

Probably not much more than $10 in uncirculated (absolutely new) condition. More likely, about $2 - $3 in average circulated condition. "Star" notes (with a star at the beginning of the serial number in place of a letter) would be worth about double that.
I have provided you with a listing of all Series 1935 E $1 silver certificates presently for sale on eBay, which you can check out at the link below:


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