How Do You Find The Value Of Old Money Today (Bills, Notes, Currency)?
Most old money is no longer in circulation, but it’s worth in today’s equivalent can be easily estimated. This calculation accounts for the effects of inflation on the purchasing power of old currency. There are some government and commercial services that provide the face value of old money at today’s market value. These services are available on the internet, most of them for free. Find out if your old money has appreciated. These are some ideas on how to calculate the market value of old money today. Identify the type of old money in your possession. Old money comes in a variety of forms including the following: Old American Bills, Old Bank Notes, Old American Currency (Colonial times), Old Canadian Currency, Old money printed in error, Federal Reserve Notes and Bills and paper currencies of other countries. Find out the old money’s country, face value (denomination) and the year of print. All this information is located on the currency itself, in front or behind the paper. Look for
