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Military payment certificate. Series 461
Catalog Information
GSID:
71841
Variety:
Replacement
Coin Date:
MPC Series 561
Denomination:
50c
PCGS #:
M804r
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Bank Note Value History
MPC Series 561 50c Replacement (Fr. M804r)
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MPC Series 561 50c Replacement (Fr. M804r)
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MPC Series 561 5c (Fr. M801)
Worth: $2 – $60
MPC Series 561 5c Replacement (Fr. M801r)
Worth: $40 – $450
MPC Series 561 10c (Fr. M802)
Worth: $2 – $65
MPC Series 561 10c Replacement (Fr. M802r)
Worth: $50 – $500
MPC Series 561 25c (Fr. M803)
Worth: $6 – $400
MPC Series 561 25c Replacement (Fr. M803r)
Worth: $150 – $1,000
MPC Series 561 50c (Fr. M804)
Worth: $8 – $1,250
MPC Series 561 $1 (Fr. M805)
Worth: $3 – $550
MPC Series 561 $1 Replacement (Fr. M805r)
Worth: $60 – $800
MPC Series 561 $5 (Fr. M806)
Worth: $18 – $250
MPC Series 561 $5 Replacement (Fr. M806r)
Worth: $200 – $3,000
MPC Series 561 $10 (Fr. M807)
Worth: $18 – $650
MPC Series 561 $10 Replacement (Fr. M807r)
Worth: $200 – $1,000
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