Pair of VF+ 1923 $1 Silver Certificates

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A fairly crisp pair with light creasing on both notes. (Total: 2 pieces)

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Pair of VF+ 1923 $1 Silver Certificates

Lot 0020

Estimate $75-$85

May 14, 2026, 7:06 PM EDT

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #124

May 02, 2026 1:00 PM EDT

Milford, NH, United States

Four VG to VF 1923 Horse Blanket $1 Notes: All with some paper issues. (Total: 4 pieces)

Four VG to VF 1923 Horse Blanket $1 Notes

VF 1923 $1 United States Note: Some toning and light creases, with a few tiny spots noted.

VF 1923 $1 United States Note

Assorted Group of 1935 $1 Silver Certificates: Average circulated. Includes: 1935-A (2); 1935-C (3); 1935-D (9); 1935-E (26); 1935-F Star Note; 1935-F (10); 1935-G (21); 1935-H Star Note; and 1935-H (4). (Total: 77 pieces)

Assorted Group of 1935 $1 Silver Certificates

Stack of Circulated 1957 $1 Silver Certificates: Average circulated. Mostly 1957-A. (Total: 100 pieces)

Stack of Circulated 1957 $1 Silver Certificates

VF 1776 $2/3 Continental Currency: February 17, 1776. Popular Fugio design. The signatures are quite weak.

VF 1776 $2/3 Continental Currency

EF 1777 $4 Continental Currency: Baltimore, February 26, 1777. Crisp for the grade with decent centering and bold signatures and number. Wild boar and spear tip motif. Kelso and Cromwell signatories. Rare.

EF 1777 $4 Continental Currency

VF 1778 $50 Continental Currency: Philadelphia, September 26th 1778. Creased and with some toning, but still a substantial note for the type.

VF 1778 $50 Continental Currency

Delaware. AU 1776 10 Shillings Note: A beauty! Evenly centered and lightly toned with aesthetic appeal that exceeds the grade to our eyes. Boldly inked throughout. Wheat sheaf reverse with "To Counterfeit is Death" admonition. McKinly,

Delaware. AU 1776 10 Shillings Note

New Jersey. AU 1776 15 Shillings Note: A fresh-in-appearance beauty for the grade and type. Deep red and black inking on face, deep black leaf print and "To Counterfeit is Death" on back. Printed in Burlington with Johnston, Deare, and

New Jersey. AU 1776 15 Shillings Note

VF+ Series 1886 $1 Silver Certificate: The famous Martha Washington note. Light creases in both directions and some even toning, but still with a solid appearance that easily earns the grade.

VF+ Series 1886 $1 Silver Certificate

Fine 1899 Black Eagle $1 Note: Fr-234. Toned, notably creased in both directions.

Fine 1899 Black Eagle $1 Note

Fine 1899 Black Eagle $1: Creased in both directions, toned.

Fine 1899 Black Eagle $1

Fine to VF 1899 Black Eagle $1: Fr-226A. Average circulated but without major drawbacks.

Fine to VF 1899 Black Eagle $1

VF 1899 Black Eagle $1: Fr-233. A pleasing VF note, one vertical crease away from a higher grade.

VF 1899 Black Eagle $1

VF 1899 Black Eagle $1: Creased in both directions, toned lightly, and faintly wrinkled.

VF 1899 Black Eagle $1

VF 1899 Black Eagle $1: Some light toning present.

VF 1899 Black Eagle $1

Crisp AU-58 1899 Black Eagle $1: Fr-232. Crisp and fresh with the immediate appearance of a New note. The ink is bright and the centering is spot-on. "Choice" is the operative word here!

Crisp AU-58 1899 Black Eagle $1

Scarce Fr.229a VF+ 1899 Black Eagle $1: Date right. The toughest of all the varieties of this ever popular issue.

Scarce Fr.229a VF+ 1899 Black Eagle $1

Four Fine to VF Black Eagle $1 Notes: All with various paper issues, including tears, creasing, and toning. (Total: 4 pieces)

Four Fine to VF Black Eagle $1 Notes

VF 1917 Horse Blanket $1: Some wrinkling and toning, but still a pleasing representative example of the grade and type.

VF 1917 Horse Blanket $1

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