Fair 1891 $2 Treasury Note

Description

Well worn with paper loss mostly at the bottom right.

Buyer's Premium

20%

Fair 1891 $2 Treasury Note

Lot 0022

Estimate $50-$75

Sep 17, 2026, 7:07 PM EDT

Starting Price

Secure

$1

Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #128

Sep 6, 2026, 10:00 AM EDT

Milford NH, NH, United States

Fine 1775 $1 Continental Currency: Philadelphia, November 29, 1775. Shows some rounding at the corners.

Fine 1775 $1 Continental Currency

$120

Good Or Nearly So 1896 $1 Educational Note: Well used with some minor paper loss.

Good Or Nearly So 1896 $1 Educational Note

$23

VF+ 1896 $1 Educational Note: Very crisp with some folds and bends. Shows a light stain at the center.

VF+ 1896 $1 Educational Note

$450

PMG Fine-15 1899 $1 Black Eagle: Fr.233. Date Right. A decent example for this grade level.

PMG Fine-15 1899 $1 Black Eagle

$110

EF-40 1899 $1 Black Eagle: Bright and crisp with 3 light folds.

EF-40 1899 $1 Black Eagle

$210

PMG EF-40 EPQ 1899 $1 Black Eagle: Fr. 233. Shows just 2-3 light folds or bends. Choice for the grade in our opinion.

PMG EF-40 EPQ 1899 $1 Black Eagle

$310

PMG EF-45 1899 $1 Black Eagle: Fr.226a. A bright example that shows just one light horizontal and vertical fold.

PMG EF-45 1899 $1 Black Eagle

$180

Fine 1917 $1 Legal Tender Note: Well used but still problem free.

Fine 1917 $1 Legal Tender Note

$76

Crisp UNC 1918 Richmond VA $1 Federal Reserve: Bright and crisp. Seldom seen in finer grades.

Crisp UNC 1918 Richmond VA $1 Federal Reserve

$310

Borderline UNC 1928-B $1 Silver Certificate: The "Funny Back" reverse. Shows no folds but just some waviness.

Borderline UNC 1928-B $1 Silver Certificate

$54

VF+ 1928-A $1 Silver Certificate Star Note: A scarce "Funny Back" Silver Certificate replacement star note.

VF+ 1928-A $1 Silver Certificate Star Note

$54

VF 1935A $1 WWII "Short Snorter": Dated March 14, 1944 and shows 15 or so signatures.

VF 1935A $1 WWII "Short Snorter"

$1

2 Piece Set Of VF Experimental 1935-A $1: These important silver certificates have the red R & S overprints to signify they were printed with regular and special paper. (Total: 2 pcs)

2 Piece Set Of VF Experimental 1935-A $1

$260

PCGS EF-45 PPQ 1935A Hawaii Overprint $1: Fr.2300 Choice for the grade in our opinion.

PCGS EF-45 PPQ 1935A Hawaii Overprint $1

$11

PCGS AU-58 PPQ 1935A Hawaii Overprint $1: Fr.2300 Perhaps shows some evidence of light handling otherwise a crisp UNC example.

PCGS AU-58 PPQ 1935A Hawaii Overprint $1

$43

PCGS Very Choice-64 PPQ Hawaii Overprint $1: Issued for circulation in Hawaii during WWII, the overprint made it easy to demonetize these notes if needed.

PCGS Very Choice-64 PPQ Hawaii Overprint $1

$130

4 Pcs VF 1935A N.Africa Overprint $1: All are nice examples of the VF grade. (Total: 4 pcs)

4 Pcs VF 1935A N.Africa Overprint $1

$25

PCGS AU-50 PPQ 1935A N. Africa Overprint $1: Fr.2306. Nice for the grade with perhaps just one light fold.

PCGS AU-50 PPQ 1935A N. Africa Overprint $1

$39

PCGS Choice UNC-64 1935A N.Africa Overprint $1: Fr.2306. Near gem quality.

PCGS Choice UNC-64 1935A N.Africa Overprint $1

$120

VF+ 1977A $1 FRN Misalignment Error: The back is printed well off center. The obverse shows a small squiggle in ink.

VF+ 1977A $1 FRN Misalignment Error

$6

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