United States Coins & Currency

These first issues of bank notes from the United States Usually were printed in Green, Red and black with eccentric vignettes to try and deter counter

These "Red Seal" Federal Reserve notes are much more rare the their blue seal counterparts.

These Specimen notes were printed by ABNco as test runs so there sales people could go out and show potential clients what the end results could look

This Note has great color and little circulation with just a little bit of dirt on the left side of Washington

Great looking note with no visible distraction to the naked eye. Does have some even circulation but nothing that should detract from its value.

Great looking note with no visible distraction to the naked eye. Does have some even circulation but nothing that should detract from its value.

These early small size star notes are extremely tough to come by since most of the population even dealers did not pay any attention to them unitl the

1899 $5 Silver Certificate Featuring Chief Running Antelope - PMG64

1934 $25 Depression Scrip Specimen from New Jersey, West New York. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper

1933 Depression Scrip Specimen from Atlantic, New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper money in

1933 Depression Scrip Specimen from Westville New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper money in

1933 Depression Scrip Specimen from Monmouth, New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper money i

1934 Depression Scrip Specimen from County of Atlantic, New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of pap

1933 Depression Scrip Specimen from Monmouth, New Jersey. PMG66EPQ. These neat notes were efforts by the government to get some sort of paper money i

1950 D $100 U.S. Federal Reserve Note

1892 Republican Convention in Minneapolis - PMG58

This 1932 Ticket to the Olympiad American Football was for a $3 admission to the Olympic stadium in Downtown L.A off of famous Figueroa.

PCGS GEM 65PPQ Stonington, CT Obsolete Remainder with two big read 5's on the front of the bill

18__ PCGS 64PPQ $5 dual color Black and orange bill is a Haxby 100-G220a and is from the Farmers bank in Frankfurt, KY

PMG64 EPQ Stonington Connecticut Obsolete Remainder, Carrying a red front with a iconic steamboat in the center