1896 $5 EDUCATIONAL SILVER CERT. PCGS VF20

LARGE SIZE U.S. NOTE - FIVE DOLLARS - CIRC

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LARGE SIZE U.S. NOTE - FIVE DOLLARS - CIRC

FR 275, Napier/McClung PCGS XF45 PPQ

NICE SOUGHT AFTER PIECE - GRADED PCGS 8 VERY GOOD RUST STAINS

*A United States 1896 Educational $5 Silver Certificate Provenance: Property from the Estate of Harold R. Decker, Orlando, Florida.

1896 "Educational" $5 Silver Certificate Designed on Modern $5 Bill

***Auction Highlight*** 1896 $5 Silver Certificate, "Educational " Genral Grant & Sheridan Signatures of Lyonss & Roberts Fr-270 Graded f15 By PMG. The note illustrates an impressive allegorical motif

***Auction Highlight*** 1896 $5 Silver Certificate, "Educational " Genral Grant & Sheridan Signatures of Tillman & Morgan Fr-268 Grades f, fine. The note illustrates an impressive allegorical motif sp

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1896 $1 Silver Certificate EDUCATIONAL PCGS 40PPQ. Exceptional eye-appeal, and looks better than the assigned grade. A popular and sought after note from the Educational Series, this one is in Extreme

I expect this $5 educational to be on a lot of watch lists. It faces up far nicer than a 25. Problem-free notes in this grade range are becoming increasingly difficult to locate at reasonable prices.

Finding a comment free Fine graded $5 educational can take a little work, especially if you want it at a fair price. This piece opens at $500 and there is no reserve.

As is normal for the grade, this five dollar educational has a few pinholes and some hard folds. Certainly a worthwhile target for the collector who doesn't put a premium on graded currency.

This seemingly conservatively graded five dollar educational should be the most affordable of the five being offered today. Of course the majority of 19th century notes in a VG grade will not be probl

Nice problem free VF five dollar educationals seem to get more expensive every year. The one offered here is choice for the assigned grade. If you have been looking for a solid example, then strike wh

Lot of five Morgan silver dollars consists of: an 1881 S MS63, NGC; an 1883 MS64, NGC; an 1884 O MR63, NGC; an 1887 MS64 CAC, PCGS, alligator eye; and an 1896 MS62, PCGS.

This lot includes: an 1881-S, BU, gold toning, NGC; an 1881-S, MS64, purple toning, PCGS; an 1888, MS63, Binoin collection, CAC, NGC; an 1896, MS64, NGC, toning; and an 1889, MS62, PCGS, toning.

(1) 1882-O, (1) 1883-O, (9) 1884-O, (5) 1885, (2) 1885-O, (1) 1886, (3) 1888-O, (2) 1889, (1) 1896, (2) 1900. We have received this consignment from one of our very favorite customers, who’s re

***Auction Highlight*** 1896 $1 Silver Certificate Martha & George Washington "Educational Series" FR-224 Tilman-Morgan GRaded vf20 By PMG. In 1896, the U.S. Treasury printed Silver Certificates with

1787 Fugio Cent. Newman 18-H, Rarity 5. PCGS graded VF-20. Uniform reddish chocolate brown. Pop 1; 1 in 30; 1 in 40. Estimated Value $1,500 - 1,700

TOP RATED AUCTION HOUSE ESTIMATE $500 - $600.

1899 LG $5 Silver Cert.

FR 229, Vernon McClung, PCGS XF45 PPQ