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Catalog Information
GSID:
64951
Variety:
Dallas
Coin Date:
1988A.
Denomination:
$5
Mint Location:
Fort Worth, TX
PCGS #:
1980K
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Request Pricing1928 $5 (Fr. 1950TYPE) [Type]
Worth: $30 – $450
1928 $5 Boston (Fr. 1950A)
Worth: $30 – $2,400
1928 $5 Boston, Star Replacement (Fr. 1950A*)
Worth: $425 – $1,675
1928 $5 New York (Fr. 1950B)
Worth: $30 – $450
1928 $5 New York, Star Replacement (Fr. 1950B*)
Worth: $325 – $1,400
1928 $5 Philadelphia (Fr. 1950C)
Worth: $30 – $450
1928 $5 Philadelphia, Star Replacement (Fr. 1950C*)
Worth: $325 – $1,425
1928 $5 Cleveland (Fr. 1950D)
Worth: $30 – $450
1928 $5 Cleveland, Star Replacement (Fr. 1950D*)
Worth: $325 – $1,425
1928 $5 Richmond (Fr. 1950E)
Worth: $50 – $2,750
1928 $5 Richmond, Star Replacement (Fr. 1950E*)
Worth: $350 – $3,375
1928 $5 Atlanta (Fr. 1950F)
Worth: $30 – $450
1928 $5 Atlanta, Star Replacement (Fr. 1950F*)
Worth: $335 – $2,250
1928 $5 Chicago (Fr. 1950G)
Worth: $30 – $450
1928 $5 Chicago, Star Replacement (Fr. 1950G*)
Worth: $150 – $900
Fr. 1980-K. 1988A $5 Federal Reserve Note. Dallas. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ. Inverted Back Error, Partial Wet Ink Transfer.
$3,360
Radar Serial Number 85555558 Fr. 1980-K $5 1988A Federal Reserve Note. PMG Superb Gem Unc 67 EPQ. ...
$132
Fr. 1980-K $5 1988A Federal Reserve Note. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. ...
$104
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