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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