I found some older US currency. Is it worth more than face value?

Question

The first is a $5 bill that says "Series of 1934 D".

The other 4 are $1 bills. Their series' are...
1. Series 1957 A
2. Series 1957 A
3. Series 1957 and,
4. Series 1935 G.

I'm really just curious so ANY thoughts are appreciated!

Answer 1

I would save them until you are older, and then take the coins to the jewelers(don't sell them until research is done), or better yet, try to find a local or state wide historian that you could have check out for you. Those have got to be worth something eventually! (don't sell any of them unless you feel totally right about it!)

Answer 2

http://www.uscurrencyauctions.com/$5notes.htm
Should give you an idea of the possible value for the 5$ bill, the value will depend on the condition.

http://www.uscurrencyauctions.com/$1notes.htm

Should give you an idea of the 1$ notes.

Condition is important, After you have an idea you can take it to a dealer for a better estimate,

So far as I can tell your $9 are worth about $15

Answer 3

For the $5 about $6 - $8 depending on the condition.
http://www.uscurrencyauctions.com/$5notes.htm

For the all of the $1 notes are worth less than $3 or so http://www.uscurrencyauctions.com/$1notes.htm

Answer 4

Some of them may be worth a little bit more than face value, but it depends on what condition they are in. Try looking on ebay and compare what you have with what people are paying.

Answer 5

Sometimes jewelers will have some information about this. You could also check to see if Ebay has anything for sale like what you have.

Answer 6

Join some coin collectors community on orkut or yahoo groups.. Am myself part of some of them.. if u need more help, drop a mail...

Answer 7

Nope, no more than the dollar amount.