What is value of 1928 dollar bill?

Answer 1

First off, you have to identify the the bill as a "silver certificate" (blue treasury seal) or a "united states note" (red treasury seal) and then determine its condition. it is more likely a silver certificate which was the primary circulating $1 notes of series 1928. You will also need to check for a letter after the series (A,B,C,D, or E). Series 1928, 1928A, and 1928B were printed in the hundreds of millions to billions of notes and were the most common. The 1928C, 1928D, and 1928E are much scarcer and much more valuable. The united states notes of the $1 denomination were printed and released primarily in 1 major area where they would not cause much confusion. They were mainly issued in Puerto Rico in the late 1940s. Unless the note was put away as a keepsake or just forgotten somewhere, it is most likely well circulated and has a value with a small premium over face value. However even well worn specimens of 1928C, 1928D, and 1928E have a high collector premium attached to them. The same with any $1 united states note. Now, if the serial number begins with a "star" and not a letter, the value for even worn specimens skyrockets above a non-star note. A $1 united states note with a star is extremely scarce and worth many thousands of dollars, whereas a worn 1928A silver certificate is worth only 5 or 10 dollars. Good luck - I hope its red and a star! Hope this helps.