when you see a 'k' after a number, (ex. 100k) that means it's $100,000. "K" is just a shortcut for "thousand"
It is often used for Thousand, ie, $10K = $10,000.
The value of a K series $2 bill primarily depends on its condition and rarity. Most K series bills, which were printed in the 1976 series, are worth their face value of $2 if they are in circulation. However, uncirculated bills or those with unique serial numbers can fetch higher prices among collectors, potentially ranging from $3 to $10 or more, depending on demand and condition. For precise valuation, it's best to consult a currency collector or reference a pricing guide.
As of 8th June 2009, $10.95 US dollars = £6.84
because they have over 20 k in money or over a thousand more for
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It's a presidential dollar from 2009, and it's worth exactly one US dollar.
Kennedy half dollar
Kennedy half dollar
$1. It is common and is not made of gold but rather brass.
It's nothing but a coincidental curiosity with little or no collector value.
His last name was Polk, not Folk, and it's worth one dollar. Those dates were President Polk's years in office; the coin itself was minted in 2009.
The current Price For Gold as of August 10, 2012 is as follows: Per Gram 24 k - $52.07 21 k - $45.56 18 k - $39.05 14 k - $30.36 10 k - $21.71
1957 is the most common series for $1 silver certificates. Starting with a K adds no extra value. They're worth $2 to $3 on average.
A series of 1963 One Dollar bill with a Federal Reserve Seal that has a "K" in it, means it was distributed by the Federal Reserve band of Dallas TX. It has no connection at all to JFK.MoreThe Dallas district started using the "K" seal in 1914, three years before JFK was even born, and continues to use that code letter to the present day. The coincidence is odd, but it's still nothing but a coincidence.
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with diffuculty and lots of time and money, normally not worth it
Like three bucks, unless it is mint condition which would make it worth around six dollars at most. You should save it, they will be worth a lot more in the coming years. (a second opinion) These coins are still in circulation. If you get some rolls of dollar coins from your local bank you can likely find one in good condition. You can still order them from the US mint postpaid for $39.90 for a roll of 25, so don't pay more than $1.60 for one in mint condition! As for saving them, with the current low interest rates you do not have much to lose since you can always spend them, but don't count on getting rich from them.