"Great" condition is hard to pin down. The numismatic terms that might come closest are VF20, meaning slight wear, and XF40, meaning almost no wear.
Your coin's value depends very much on whether there is a mint mark on the back. Retail prices as of 10/2008 are as follows. Wholesale is of course less.
No mint mark (i.e. Philadelphia) : VF - $320; XF - $340
"S" (San Francisco) : VF - $940; XF - $3,970
"C" (Charlotte) : VF - $2,190; XF - $5,660
"D" (Dahlonega, GA) : VF - $8,440; XF - $11,250 In any case you should have your coin professionally appraised. Especially if it has a mint mark, DO NOT take it to one of the "we buy gold coins" places because you will be unlikely to get anything near wholesale.
An 1861 $20 dollar gold coin is extremely rare. In very good condition it is worth $10,000-$40,000. In "Uncirculated" with narrower wings (you will have to ask an expert on this) they can fetch up to $250,000.
About $33,000
Hi, your bill, if authentic, should be worth about $60 in Good Condition to $500+ in Uncirculated Condition. Contact a professional before selling.
The coin, Abraham Lincoln 1861-1863 Gold One Dollar is valued around $20.
Morgans weren't minted until 1878.
In 1861, the only Seated Liberty Dollar was minted in Philadelphia; its value in good condition (G4) is: $400.
An 1861 $20 dollar gold coin is extremely rare. In very good condition it is worth $10,000-$40,000. In "Uncirculated" with narrower wings (you will have to ask an expert on this) they can fetch up to $250,000.
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About $33,000
Hi, your bill, if authentic, should be worth about $60 in Good Condition to $500+ in Uncirculated Condition. Contact a professional before selling.
The coin, Abraham Lincoln 1861-1863 Gold One Dollar is valued around $20.
Morgans weren't minted until 1878.
The 1861 Liberty Seated quarter in fair (less than good) condition should still be about$12.00 retail as long as it has not been cleaned.
I have one too the worth is around 1,200 $
Requires professional appraisal
The value of an 1861C half eagle ($5 piece) is between $1,500 and $15,000. Condition greatly changes the value of the coin. You have a nice coin on your hands and I recommend sending to the NGC for certification. The value that I have found is according to the 2009 US coin digest (7th edition)
ten dollar bill 1861 value Please post a new question with more information. Most bills were issued by private banks so include the issuing bank if there is one, and a description of the pictures on the bill.