What is your paper money worth?

Start with the seal color

• Green seal: a Federal Reserve Note, the kind printed today. Most are worth face value unless they have a star or a fancy serial number.
• Red seal: a United States Note. Small-size red seal $2 bills are worth $7 and up. See red seal $2 bills.
• Blue seal: a silver certificate. Worth $4 and up. See silver certificates.
• Brown seal with HAWAII printed on it, or a yellow seal: a World War II Hawaii or North Africa note, worth $40 and up. See the 1935 silver certificate page. (Brown seals without HAWAII are 1929 National Bank Notes or Federal Reserve Bank Notes, which this site doesn't cover yet.)

$2 bills

All $2 bill values

• 1928 $2 billWorn $12–25
• 1953 $2 billWorn $7–14
• 1963 $2 billWorn $7–15
• 1976 $2 billWorn $2–4
• 1995 $2 billWorn $2–3
• 2003 $2 billWorn $2–3
• 2013 $2 billWorn $2
• 2017 $2 billWorn $2

Silver certificates

All silver certificate values

• 1928 silver certificateWorn $20–40
• 1934 silver certificateWorn $23–46
• 1935 silver certificateWorn $5–16
• 1957 silver certificateWorn $4–8

Serial numbers

• Star note valuesA star in the serial number
• Fancy serial number checkerRadars, repeaters, solids, ladders