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Does the serial number on a 1957 silver certificate make a difference in its value?

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It will have little or no difference, unless it is a very low number (less than 1000, or one of those unusual sequences of numbers that some collectors like -- like all the same digit, or a repeater (14521452), or a radar note (72633627) -- then it may be worth a few extra dollars.

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