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1918 $5 Blue Seal Bill Value

OldMoneyPrices.com has estimated the average value of a 1918 $5 Blue seal banknote at $75. An uncirculated (UNC) example is worth $500. (read more)

Picture of 1918 $5 Federal Reserve Bank Note

Year: 1918

Type: Blue Seal FRNs

Denomination: $5

Country: United States

Portrait: Abraham Lincoln

Numismatic Value: $75 to $500

Seal Color: Blue

Value: To give an estimate of this $5 blue seal banknote in circulated, average, condition in normal market conditions you would be looking at around $75, while the same note in uncirculated (UNC) condition would be worth around $500. A star at the end of the serial number, also known as a replacement note, will increase the value of any banknote.

Text on Note: 5 – Five – National Currency – Secured by United States certificates of indebtedness or United States one-year gold notes, deposited with the treasurer of the United States of America – Series of 1918 – The Federal Reserve bank of Boston, Massachusetts will pay to the bearer on demand Five Dollar – Federal Reserve Bank Note – Authorized by the act of Dec. 23 1913 and April 23, 1918 – Abraham Lincoln – Blue Seal

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