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1935 or 1957 $1 Silver Certificate, VG/VF
12772 $9.95
A silver certificate is a type of U.S. paper money that was redeemable in silver.
These notes, issued between 1928 and 1963, were printed in denominations of
$1, $5 and $10. They are easy to spot because they have distinctive blue Treasury
seals and blue serial numbers, which is why collectors often call them “blue seal
notes” or “blue seals.”
1953 or 1963 $2 Red Seal Note, VG/VF
12770 $14.95
Red Seal notes were backed only by the credit of the U.S. government, despite
that fact that they were issued at a time when money was redeemable for gold
or silver. These notes had a red treasury seal and red serial numbers. Red Seal
notes were issued in $1, $2, $5 and $100 denominations.
1917 $2 Legal Tender Note, VF
033770 $229.95
This 1917 $2 Legal Tender Note is only the second $2 bill in history, but it is often
times the first $2 bill collectors will own! All notes feature the red seal, and are
an asymmetrical design. The $2 bill features a portrait of Thomas Jefferson and
an old picture of the Capitol building. Be sure to pick up your own $2 bill today!
1901 $10 “Bison” Legal Tender Note, Fine
18668 $1399.95
This could be the most popular large size United States note. In 1901 we were
introduced to the redesigned of the $10 note, featuring the Bison on the back. It was
recorded that the famous bison Black Diamond was the model for this note. After
further research it was found that a stuffed bison displayed at the Smithsonian in the
late 19th century, was the actual inspiration for the engraving.
1899 $5 “Chief Note” Silver Certificate, Fine
18674 $1299.95
The 1899 $5 silver certificate is especially popular among collectors. The
certificate displays a portrait of a Native American in full headdress. The Native
American depicted on the 1899 $5 bill, is actually chief Running Antelope, giving
this the nickname “Chief Note”.
1918 “Green Eagle” Federal Reserve Bank Note, Fine
033771 $229.95
This note was issued only in series 1918! Inscribed with National Currency, it is
the first and only large size $1 note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank. The
back design of this note features a large eagle in flight in the center. Giving it the
“Green Eagle” nickname.
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