All twenty dollar bills from 1867 have a chance to be rare and valuable. The factors that determine the price are the condition, serial number, and issuing bank. All $20 national bank notes from 1867 started at serial number one. If your note is the #1 note then it will be worth a significant premium. All vintage currency is valued based on its condition. Twenty dollar bills in perfect condition are worth more than the same note in lesser condition. For every three ten dollar bills a national bank printed, it only issued one $20 bill. That fact makes most 1867 twenty dollar bills comparatively rare. Sadly, they don’t always trade at a premium with most dealers. However, we recognize the rarity and pay up because they are scarce. 1867 $20 bills are few and far between today because twenty dollars then is the equivalent to $2100 today. Paper money didn’t really become collectible until the 1960s. So there was really no incentive to save a $20 bill.
Fortunately for sellers, we buy all 1867 twenty dollar bills. We have paid more than $24,000 for some of the rarest examples. Contact us and we would be happy to make an offer on your bill.
Sales@AntiqueMoney.com – (864) 430-4020
These national banks issued 1867 $20 bills:
- Charter 1668 – First National Bank of Idaho, Idaho (Boise)
- Charter 1671 – Citizens National Bank of Davenport, Iowa
- Charter 1672 – First National Bank of Atchison, Kansas
- Charter 1675 – National Security Bank of Boston, Massachusetts
- Charter 1667 – State National Bank of Saint Joseph, Missouri
- Charter 1674 – Kearsarge National Bank of Warner, New Hampshire
- Charter 1670 – Ilion National Bank, New York
- Charter 1670 – Ilion National Bank & Trust Company of Ilion, New York
- Charter 1666 – Cleveland National Bank, Tennessee
- Charter 1669 – Fourth National Bank of Nashville, Tennessee
- Charter 1669 – Fourth & First National Bank of Nashville, Tennessee
- Charter 1673 – National Bank of Royalton, Vermont
