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There were several different types of $5 bills printed in the 1934 series so it's important to check the bill's seal color and what letter if any is next to or under the date. As of 12/2010, approximate values are:

Blue seal:

No letter by the date:$6-8 if circulated, $35 uncirculated.

"A": $6-8; $20

"B": $8-12; $45

"C": $6-9; $25

"D": $6-8; $18

Green seal:

Regardless of letter, $7-12; $50

Yellow seal:

"A": $20-60; $250

Brown seal:

No letter: $25-80; $550

"A": $25-90; $550

Yellow- and brown-seal notes were specially printed for use during WWII. They were overprinted with the regions where they were to be used - North Africa and Hawaii - and were designed to be easily declared worthless if captured by the enemy.

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