United States Coins & Currency

1934 A $1 Uncut Sheet of 12 Notes, PCGS Choice New 64, 1 of 11 known and 1 of 6 left in collectors hands.

1859 Union County Bank of New Jersey Uncut Sheet of Obsolete Remainders comes with two $1's a $2 and a beautiful $3. All of which have a vibrant...

This Canal Bank of New Orleans is a great example of (4) $20 Obsolete Remainders made by a much scarcer Printer of Toppan, Carpenter & Co, has a...

This Canal Bank of New Orleans From the mid 1800's is a great example of (4) $5 Obsolete Remainders with a beautiful vignette of 5 Maidens

1857 Citizens Bank of Louisiana at Shreveport uncut sheet of (4) $5's has a great eye appeal with the 2nd print being a outstanding shade of gre...

1872 Uncut Sheet of $5 & $10 Revenue Bond Scrip South Carolina Is printed in Black and Green with a Bright Read Sheet Number,

18__ Canal Bank of New Orleans Uncut Sheet of (4) $10 Obsolete Remainders has great black and white front with a nice soft orange back

This Uncut sheet from Augusta, Georgia has (3) $1's and (1) $2 . The $1's have a mother reading to her children and the $20 carry's a ex...

This Sheet of notes is a real piece of history, This sheet carry a $1, $2, $3, $5 that are all payable to James Monroe that was also printed by Murray

$50 Los Angeles, CA National Currency of 1929. Has a few small surface imperfections but carry's the extremely low serial number of 4. Its chart...

2001 uncut Sheet of (16) $1 Federal Reserve Notes

1995 $2 Uncut Sheet of (16) $2 Federal Reserve Notes

1934 a $500 printed in San Francisco will be a excellent conversation piece.

Fr#1267 .15 cent Fractional Currency with a bright Red Large seal and pink fibers for an early attempt to deter counterfeiters.

This one of kind 1899 $1 Black eagle is not only Graded by PCGS in 58 ppq but it carry's a unique serial number of V10000000V

1861 Hand Signed Confederate States $100 note from Richmond, VA

This nice and Crisp $100 Federal Reserve Bank Noted comes from Cleveland Ohio and is from the famous National Currency Era,

1934 $10 Silver Certificate, While the $1's and $5's are abundant the $10 seem to be just a little scarcer to come by.

This Check from the First National Bank in New York is from 12/19/1879 written for $5.40.

In a period where there was no trust in any government each state began to print and try to circulate their own currency and this scrip from July of 1

This 1929 $100 note from Los Angeles, CA carries a charter number of 6617 but also comes with a nice three digit serial number of 395

This 1929 $50 Federal Reserve Bank Noted comes from Cleveland Ohio and is from the famous National Currency Era,

This 1929 $50 Federal Reserve Bank Noted comes from Chicago Illinois and is from the famous National Currency Era,

This 1929 $50 Federal Reserve Bank Noted comes from New York, New York and is from the famous National Currency Era,

This 1929 $50 Federal Reserve Bank Noted comes from Atlanta, Georgia and is from the famous National Currency Era,

1935 a $1 Silver Certificate, Hawaii Issue In a era of war the United States issue these notes incase Hawaii was ever occupied. They then could just c

The 1929 $50 National Bank Note Comes from Detroit Michigan and carries the charter number 10527

This $5 from 1963 carries a serial number of a226a. With 10's of millions of these notes being printed 226 would have been on the first pallet p...

This 1935 a $1 Hawaii Silver Certificate comes with a more scarce block lettering of PC

1935 a $1 Silver Certificate, Hawaii Issue In a era of war the United States issue these notes incase Hawaii was ever occupied. They then could just c

This 1929 $50 Federal Reserve Bank Noted comes from New York, New York and is from the famous National Currency Era,

This Interest Baring Bond from the Confederate States of American was just another way for them to try and raise money to fight a war until their cott

This Interest Baring Bond from the Confederate States of American was just another way for them to try and raise money to fight a war until their cott

This Interest Baring Bond from the Confederate States of American was just another way for them to try and raise money to fight a war until their cott

Nice Evenly Circulated $100 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Note from Chicago

1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Note from Richmond, VA

These united States Notes were a way for the United States Government to issues money that was backed directly by them.

These united States Notes were a way for the United States Government to issues money that was backed directly by them.

Nice Evenly Circulated $50 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

Nice Evenly Circulated $50 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

Nice Evenly Circulated $50 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

Nice Evenly Circulated $50 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

Nice Evenly Circulated $50 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

Nice Evenly Circulated $50 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

Nice Evenly Circulated $50 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

Nice Evenly Circulated $50 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

Nice Evenly Circulated $10 Note that was the beginning of United States Federal Reserve Money

This circulated note from North Carolina is from the once infamous bank of Washington. Even being Circulated this note is a nice piece for any collect

This Uncirculared deuce from The Confederate States Of American is extremely popular with all CSA Collectors especially in uncirculated condition.

These "Wood Choppers" are an essential piece to any large size type collection.

The high denomination CSA Notes are extremely Collectible considering that they have lasted over 200 years and gone through multiple wars

This 1891 $2 Treasury Picture McPherson to the right with a small red seal to his right and three nice separate anti counterfeiting designs on the bac

The 1922 Gold Series is an impressive collection to finish in any grade and this note being evenly circulated is a perfect canidate.

This Silver duece pictures William Windom who was the 33rd treasurer of the United States who was also a politician from Minnesota and this was the on

This $20 Gold Cert is just another bill that George Washington has graced the cover of. Even though he did not want himself or any other president to

Featuring General George Thomas with a black over print and a red third print gives this not amazing contrast.

Salmon P Chase Is featured on the top left and since this was the first United States Note Printed they went al out with each print being a different

While in our opinion this note is dramatically under graded it does show some signs of staining on the back.

While in our opinion this note is dramatically under graded it does show some signs of staining on the back.

a general rule of thumb is anything before 1862 in CSA Notes will generally be more rare than anything after. Once they started to loose the war the a

This great early Confederate Note pictures a ship center of the front to show that the Confederate States was not only limited to the land that they w

This Note featuring Jefferson Davis is from Feb 17th 1864.

Barley any notes in history carry such a high grade as this one. With this also being a a obsolete bank note it only makes this example that much more

This note being a remainder is in the common realm but when we put it in this grade it bocomes one of the rarer pieces in this category.

This note being a remainder is in the common realm but when we put it in this grade it becomes one of the rarer pieces in this category.

Barley any notes in history carry such a high grade as this one. With this also being a a obsolete bank note it only makes this example that much more

Barley any notes in history carry such a high grade as this one. With this also being a a obsolete bank note it only makes this example that much more

This note being a remainder is in the common realm but when we put it in this grade it becomes one of the rarer pieces in this category.

This note being a remainder is in the common realm but when we put it in this grade it becomes one of the rarer pieces in this category.

This note is famous for its back where it depicts Lincoln on the front and Columbus on the back

These Colonial currency were made by all sorts of famous people such as Ben Franklin and Paul Revere. They also usually have some sort of a threat of

These Notes are all to common in low grade but in high grade such as this one they become a more desirable collector piece.

These fractional pieces came to be because the population was hoarding copper and silver coin so the U.S Government needed to get practional money out

Once again a perfect example of how quality merchandise carries significant premiums over the lesser grade material floating around.

This specimen is what was printed and distributed so the powers at be could vote on if they liked the way it looked, and felt in their hands. As you c

This example has a Red Seal as compared to its counterpart with a blue seal. The Reds are lesser known and therefore a little more expensive.

These great looking notes with the vibrant gold seal and the oarnge back make all of these Gold Certs a must have for any collector

These Woodchoppers along with the black eagles and the Bisson's are an important part to any new collection.

This Bisson is ciculated but the red seal and Ten are still extremely bright. This note faces up well and can either start or finish a late legal tend

This is almost the size of our modern currency. Kind of funny that here we are 150 years later replicating some of our original ideas.

These were issues by the United States Government to those that were in active duty. Most of them were spent or destroyed so it’s a real treat to see

These were issues by the United States Government to those that were in active duty. Most of them were spent or destroyed so it’s a real treat to see

These were issues by the United States Government to those that were in active duty. Most of them were spent or destroyed so it’s a real treat to see

This Blue Check from the office of Addison Goodell was a loan agent and our best gues is that this check was for interest for one of the investors.

These united States Notes were a way for the United States Government to issues money that was backed directly by them.

Even this not is heavily circulated it comes from the all to famous bank of Washington in North Carolina.

This note is in excellent condition it just has a small ink signature next to the treasury seal on the left.

This amazing note comes from Brasil but is printed by the American Bank Note Company

This nice bright green bank note is from 1862 and has the iconic bald eagle dead center on the front. A nice example of a extra fine note.

These fractional pieces came to be because the population was hoarding copper and silver coin so the U.S Government needed to get fractional money out

This 1863 fractional note was the only way that our government could think to get small denominations into circulation since the public was hoarding a

This 1863 fractional note was the only way that our government could think to get small denominations into circulation since the public was hoarding a

This 1863 fractional note was the only way that our government could think to get small denominations into circulation since the public was hoarding a

This 1863 fractional note was the only way that our government could think to get small denominations into circulation since the public was hoarding a

Once again another beautiful example of the work from the American Bank Note Company.

Beautiful note with liberty to the left and a eagle in the center

This uncirculated but canceled notes comes from a time where every country but the United States was trying to make their notes bigger and more colorf

This note is has one of the more rare signature combinations in this series.

Just another way for the paper fanatics out there to collect interesting pieces of history.