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Nome, Nome County, Alaska
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In Philadelphia, federal government secretary Miss Lillian Knoff found a genuine $11 U.S. bill in her wallet several weeks ago and recently learned it could be worth thousands to collectors.
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PHILADELPHIA, (AP)—An $11 bill—genuine American money—turned up in Philadelphia today.
Miss Lillian Knoff, a federal government secretary, has the odd bill which one stamp and coin dealer here said might be worth many thousands of dollars, depending on what a collector might want to pay for it.
The bill has the $1 "Washington face" and the seal back of a $10 bill. Miss Knoff said she didn't know where or how she got it, but discovered it among the bills in her wallet several weeks ago.
She's been carrying it as a souvenir ever since unaware until last night of its value.
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Philadelphia
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bill potentially worth many thousands of dollars to collectors
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Miss Lillian Knoff discovered a genuine $11 U.S. bill in her wallet several weeks ago, has been carrying it as a souvenir, and learned of its value last night from a stamp and coin dealer. The bill features the $1 Washington face and $10 seal back.