Value of Old Florida National Bank Notes

National bank notes from Florida can be incredibly difficult to locate. Most small and large size Florida banknotes are going to be valuable, regardless of condition. There are always exceptions, some bills won’t be worth as much as money. If you have banknotes from Florida and you’re interested in selling them, you’ve come to the right place.

Selling Florida Currency

When you’re looking to sell your Florida paper money, it’s important to find someone who has knowledge in the area. I recommend reaching out to a Florida paper money expert who will appraise your collection, for free. Avoid going to local coin or pawnshops as you typically won’t get anywhere near the value of your Florida paper money. We have no overhead costs, while they do! They have employees to pay. We can offer you more money for your old Florida banknotes. Consider us serious buyers.

How much is my Florida National Bank Note Worth?

Before selling your Florida national currency its good to know the factors which determine the value of your banknote. Like many collectibles, it’s not just one thing that will impact the value of a banknote. 

Supply and demand will always be a factor when determining the value of a banknote. Some Florida banknotes are scarce, but just don’t have the demand or the collector base to deem a big value. On the other hand, there are some popular cities which are highly desirable, like Miami or Palm Beach, that people really want to add to their collection.

There are some Florida national banks that only issued a small amount of paper money, making the notes incredibly scarce and valuable. 

Every bank issued a different amount of paper money. Some more, some less. Depending on how much money a Florida national bank issued will likely show how much the bill may be worth. 

There are some large size paper money bills from Florida that are very difficult to locate in any one paper money collection. Let’s take for example The First National Bank of Clermont. The bank of Clermon is desirable among Florida paper money collectors and they are willing to pay up for banks like this one, simply because not many examples exist.

We wrote a whole in-depth guide about fancy serial numbers you can check out here, but without going into too much detail many collectors enjoy rare serial numbers. For example, the first banknotes printed always start with Serial Number 1. If you have a banknote with a low serial number like Serial Number 1 through 9, there’s a high likelihood your banknote is valuable, regardless of condition.

When it comes to collectibles, especially paper money from national banks in Florida, condition is king. The condition of your banknote will significantly negatively or positively impact the value of the bill. So this can be either a good or bad thing.

Market is the final factor that determines the value of old Florida paper money. If there is not a market, your bill won’t be worth that much money. The currency market will also fluctuate the economy. If people are making money, they’re willing to pay more for collectible paper money. Which is completely understandable.

To summarize, these are the factors that determine value: supply & demand, condition (eye appeal matters), the market, and the serial number. If you aren’t sure just how much your Florida national bank note is worth, send us a clear image of both the front and back of your bill by contacting us today.

Below you’ll find a list of all national banks from Florida that issued national currency. If you have any questions, don’t hesitate to reach out to us. We are the real deal!