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Military payment certificate. Series 641
Catalog Information
GSID:
71949
Coin Date:
MPC Series 641
Denomination:
$10
Mintage:
20400000
PCGS #:
M887
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Bank Note Value History
MPC Series 641 $10 (Fr. M887)
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MPC Series 641 $10 (Fr. M887)
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Greensheet & CPG® Values
MPC Series 641 5c (Fr. M881)
Worth: $1 – $35
MPC Series 641 10c (Fr. M882)
Worth: $1 – $35
MPC Series 641 25c (Fr. M883)
Worth: $1 – $50
MPC Series 641 50c (Fr. M884)
Worth: $1 – $55
MPC Series 641 $1 (Fr. M885)
Worth: $1 – $65
MPC Series 641 $5 (Fr. M886)
Worth: $8 – $300
MPC Series 641 5c Replacement (Fr. M881r)
Worth: $45 – $260
MPC Series 641 10c Replacement (Fr. M882r)
Worth: $90 – $525
MPC Series 641 25c Replacement (Fr. M883r)
Worth: $85 – $450
MPC Series 641 50c Replacement (Fr. M884r)
Worth: $60 – $675
MPC Series 641 $1 Replacement (Fr. M885r)
Worth: $80 – $610
MPC Series 641 $5 Replacement (Fr. M886r)
Worth: $80 – $2,000
MPC Series 641 $10 Replacement (Fr. M887r)
Worth: $50 – $1,875
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