73 Pcs $1 Silver Certificates

Description

Mixed 1935 & 1957 issues and includes at least one 1934 Funny Back and several star notes. A mostly average circulated group with a few being better and a few showing problems. (Total: 73 pcs)

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73 Pcs $1 Silver Certificates

Lot 0008

Estimate $150-$175

Feb 17, 2026, 7:02 PM EST

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #121

Feb 05, 2026 2:30 PM EST

Milford, NH, United States

PCGS 64PPQ 2017 Lucky 777 $1 FRN: The serial number starts with 777 and is very collectible as a lucky number.

PCGS 64PPQ 2017 Lucky 777 $1 FRN

VF+ 1896 $2 Educational: Still quite crisp and shows only 3 minor folds.

VF+ 1896 $2 Educational

EF/AU 1899 $2 Silver Certificate: An excellent example with just a couple of slight folds.

EF/AU 1899 $2 Silver Certificate

VF 1917 $2 Legal Tender: Shows some toning and a couple of tiny chips at the top right.

VF 1917 $2 Legal Tender

EF 1917 $2 Legal Tender: A bright and crisp example

EF 1917 $2 Legal Tender

AU 1902 $5 NY National: Plain Back. The National Park Bank Of New York, NY. Shows no folds just a couple of minor bends. The issue is seldom seen this nice.

AU 1902 $5 NY National

VF 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Note: Shows a tiny chip missing at the lower left corner.

VF 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Note

105 Pcs $5 Red Seal Legal Tender Notes: Most are 1953 & 1963 Issues. Includes a few star notes. Grades are mostly VF and better, though a few show some ink writing etc. (Total: 105 pcs)

105 Pcs $5 Red Seal Legal Tender Notes

PCGS VF-30 1902 $10 Plain Back Columbia PA: Fr.626. The Central National Bank Of Columbia. Very scarce, in fact it can be years between appearances of this issue.

PCGS VF-30 1902 $10 Plain Back Columbia PA

CGA VF-20 1908 $10 "Tombstone" Note: Fr.302. Might grade a little lower elsewhere, but we've seen notes no better than this in VF PMG/PCGS holders.

CGA VF-20 1908 $10 "Tombstone" Note

F-VF 1922 $10 Gold Certificate: Still retains a fair amount of crispness.

F-VF 1922 $10 Gold Certificate

EF+ 1928 $10 Gold Certificate: A crisp example with one light center fold as well as a couple of corner folds.

EF+ 1928 $10 Gold Certificate

VF 1929 $10 Saint Paul National: Type II. The American National Bank Of Saint Paul Minnesota.

VF 1929 $10 Saint Paul National

VF+ 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note: Very crisp and still quite bright.

VF+ 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note

EF+ 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note: Scarcer St. Louis issue. Bright and crisp.

EF+ 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note

Fine 1922 $20 Gold Certificate: Still retains some crispness and though worn, is fully intact.

Fine 1922 $20 Gold Certificate

EF 1922 $20 Gold Certificate: Bright and crisp with the appearance of an even higher grade.

EF 1922 $20 Gold Certificate

EF 1928 $20 Gold Certificate: Shows a light vertical and horizontal fold.

EF 1928 $20 Gold Certificate

CGA-67 1928 $20 Gold Certificate: Fr.2402. Probably grades less than MS-67 as the assigned grade doesn�t come from the most reputable grading service. No doubt still a nice Choice or better UNC though. Would fetch $4,000 or

CGA-67 1928 $20 Gold Certificate

VF Details 1929 $20 New Jersey National: New Jersey. Lincoln National Bank of Newark. Serial No. E003515A. Charter No. 12570. Trimmed at top edge. Inking still bright.

VF Details 1929 $20 New Jersey National

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