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The popular Washington $1 Legal Tender series of 1917, a common enough Type but advancing in price year by year as new collectors find out about paper

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(S/N A28266101B ppA). Scarce Red Seal issue of 1923; these are far scarcer than the 1923 blue seal silver certificates of the same period. The governm

An unbelievable find! Bearing serial number 1, this note is of historical significance and great distinction as one of only two known Serial #1 notes

Pop: 1. Sparkling bright color imbues this crisp, fresh beauty with a life of its own. Add a high degree of rainbow colors (this being the famous 1869

This is the $2 series of 1917 in which Thomas Jefferson, third president of the United States, gets star billing on the front. The Legal Tender series

The familiar (and popularly collected) "Woodchopper" series of 1907, from the family scene depicted on the face of the bills. Better not c...

The popular bison note. Collectible in any grade, even raggy condition. This is a decent Fine with plenty of eye-appeal and a good story behind it. Th

A lovely early Legal Tender "greenback" of this important series and denomination. A crisp example with much paper freshness and near-gem ...

Pop: 1. A strikingly beautiful gem with a wealth of underlying colors on its fresh white surfaces. Nicely printed in all areas with just superb margin

Pop: 1. With the switch to the 1875 series, the colorful array on the front gives way to a pair of large Double-X Roman numerals on either side of a l

High quality, high denomination Legal Tender note of the 1880 series. The seal is red with scalloped edges while the serial numbers are blue. Signatur

(S/N B36650624 ppD). An ornate design and the first $1 silver certificate series, with the nation's First Lady represented on the front and a hi...

Pop: 3. Two Acts of Congress authorized all the Silver Certificates that were issued, the Acts of February 28, 1878 and August 4, 1886. The second iss

Handsome for the grade, Martha Washington would probably blush if she were alive to see her portrait on a piece of paper money.

Desirable Educational Series notes.

Attractive and widely recognized "black eagle" $1 silver certificate, these were extensively produced over a span of 30 years using a doze...

Similar to the preceding, only the series date appears below the serial number. Slightly more common than the F-226 variety, but either is a splendid

Signatures of Vernon and McClung with the date below the serial number. Date positioning varies over the series that ran from 1899 until 1929. In the

A fresh bold gem with strong underlying color and rich rippling crispness on both sides. Nicely centered for the type, indeed, almost fully so, and ce

Choice crisp "black eagle" note.

Another grand-appearing note, this too a rippling crisp gem of the finest order. Explosive bright hues grace the clean, white surfaces. Sharply impres

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The most predominant large size note of them all, early silent movies would often picture their actors paying a $1 note of this type for a purchase in

The second issue of Silver Certificates consisted of notes from 1 to 1,000 Dollars of the series of 1886, 1891 and 1908. The notes of the 1886 series

Beautiful, high grade example of this popular issue. Crisp in every detail bearing all the requirements for this outstanding grade. The $2 series, lik

Pop: 3. The third issue of silver certificates consisted only of 1, 2 and 5 Dollar notes of the series of 1896. These notes comprise the famous and ev

The fourth issue of silver certificates, originally authorized in 1878, consisted only of 1, 2 and 5 Dollar notes of the series of 1899. This issue is

Scarce, but nevertheless ever-popular Indian chief design.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

The chief interest this note registers with collectors is the head of the Indian on the front. It goes nicely with the blue and black front colors, ju

Bright black and green surfaces with richly inked design, no smudges or imperfections. Nearly full and perfect centering. A truly beautiful, indeed, a

Pop: 5. Outstanding quality of both paper and ink. The bright blues against the grayscale background are an aesthetic delight. The "porthole&qu...

These are Star replacement notes.

Fancy back on this 1890 series note, one of the more intriguing historically controversial Treasury or Coin Notes.

Pop: 4. Explosive and rippling brilliant white paper graces lively print freshness. Deep hues of green broadly throughout the back with rich jet-black

Much original crispness left in the paper; the Coin Notes, because they could be redeemed in either gold or silver coin, caused a run on the nation&...

Desirable Coin Note of the second design. Portrait is that of General Thomas. Bright color; crisp paper; and complete margins.<p><i>The ...

A crisp, fresh gem with a wealth of underlying detail on its nicely inked, smudge-free surfaces. Balanced in all areas. A lovely note. With the est

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Portrait of Jefferson matched to a back with the World War I battleship New York.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

Desirable battleship design.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

Crisp and attractive with good colors, nice margins, and no problems such as ink stains or pinholes.

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Thoroughly crisp surfaces and great color. Balanced margins seen at both sides, the cutting shears spaced just enough apart to prevent uneven borders.

Inexpensive large size $20 federal reserve note. The Federal Reserve banking system was instituted in 1913 under the administration of Thomas Woodrow

Pop: 1. A bold Gem 68 that has fresh colors and splendid pearly white paper whose tiny embedded red and blue silk fibers can be seen at a glace. The f

Head of Ben Frankling backed by an allegorical group of five figures consisting of Plenty, America, Peace and Commerce. This design was originally int

Margin split repairs, top left corner repair as denoted by PMG on holder (S/N G15699A). All denominations of large size Federal Reserve notes were

Part one of only two known sequential 68s. The seventh issue of gold certificates, originally authorized in 1863, consisted only of 10 and 20 Dollar n

Desirable gold note from the period when paper money was really backed by something tangible, not just a mythical "legal tenderness".

Not scarce but always popular because of its nice orange colored back.

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Desirable star note of the early 1928 series of $2 bills.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

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Texas, San Marcos. The NB of San Marcos. Charter 3346.

New York District.

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Pencil mark on front.

Popular high denomination bill. Only 30,000 of the $1,000 Boston 1934-A notes were placed into circulation, with but a few score remaining today. The

Fresh and crisp appearing, a popular high denomination bill.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

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A spectacular key denomination for any collector to ponder owning, we are pleased to offer this choice $10,000 1934 Chicago district example. Our cons

Federal Reserve notes surcharged "HAWAII" on both sides, with signatures of Julian and Morgenthau have a brown seal, not blue. They were u...

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Very Good to Fine. Lot of 2 notes.

Scarce Star note.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Pop: 2. All are now obsolete. The issue was short lived as the Gold Reserve Act follows, "This certifies that there have been deposited in the ...

The First National Bank of Lincoln, Illinois (CH#2126). Crisp and generally well margined, although few First Charter $1 bills have sharp centering --

The Second National Bank of Bucyrus, Ohio (CH#3274). Popular Brown Back second charter national and, because it is on an inexpensive bank, should be l

The Farmers & Manufacturers National Bank of Poughkeepsie, New York (CH#1312).<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

The Hocking Valley National Bank, Lancaster, Ohio (CH#1241). Popular brown back second charter note. Only 23 large size reported on this bank.<p&...

The Mechanic's National Bank of Concord, New Hampshire (CH#2447). Marginally scarce, with 47 large size reported on this Merrimack county issuer...

The State National Bank of St. Louis (CH#5172). An impressive dated back, second charter note of this Type.<p><i>The Endangered Species ...

The First National Bank of New Bloomfield, Pennsylvania (CH#5133). Crisp, bright, and attractive.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection...

The First National Bank of Las Vegas, New Mexico (CH#2436). A popular bank title. Cut in right margin not affecting the design.<p><i>The...

New York, New York. The Chase NB. Charter 2370, Regional letter E. Attractive centering, crisp paper, colorful print.<p><i>The Endangere...

Stamped signatures of Lyons and Roberts as denoted on PMG holder (S/N U281741). Rare in this desirable condition.<p><i>The Endangered Sp...

Illinois, Carrollton. The Green County National Bank. Charter 2390, Regional letter M. Nice wide margins on the front (though closely trimmed at the b

The American Exchange National Bank of New York, New York (CH#1394).<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

The National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis, Missouri (CH#4178).<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>