Fr. 267 1891 $5 Silver Certificate

***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

Original paper wave and serial number embossing are clearly present on this uncirculated porthole with gem margins. This is, of course, a one year type design that is essential for just about any larg

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

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.

A center fold is the only trace of circulation we can find on this newly reported star note. A touch of embossing and some paper wave are still present as well, making the grade of 40 seem a bit harsh

This is the only 1891 $2 silver certificate offered in this auction. It appears that a tiny upper left corner tip fold is the only thing keeping this from a CU grade. Windom notes of this caliber neve

This chief has the margins and look of a gem, but some small imperfection must be keeping it in the AU grade. There is a small tribe of chiefs offered in this auction. The note here could very well be

Here is a nice mid-grade 1886 $5 morgan back silver dollar certificate. The back design shows a vignette with five silver dollars. Needless to say, this rare one year design type is especially popular

We are not numismatists, all ungraded lots in this auction are sold as seen in the images. In-person preview is available, please refer to the auction details for dates and times. We are happy to answ

This is the only 1886 Morgan back silver certificate offered in today's auction. Curiously, the back quarter folds are taped, yet none of the paper appears to have any significant splits or tears. The

You won't see a lot of tombstone notes in this grade with the PPQ qualifier. We wouldn't be surprised to see this 20PPQ sell for as much or maybe even more than a flat 35.

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.

Any popular nickname type note in a 35PPQ holder is going to be a very liquid commodity when it comes time to sell. These are beauties and at a price point that makes them very attractive.

I guess there are technically enough folds to make this chief a VF, but even a strong grade of 30ppq seems harsh. Most dealers would be temped to call this an XF.

Extremely Rare. An Indian Chief Star Note. PMG Very Good 10. A solid well circulated note. Signatures of Speelman-White. Seal blue. This note was last sold by Stacks Bowers in the March 2011 Baltimore

Here is a very attractive chief from a signature combination that only existed for ten months between 1905 and 1906.

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

This is the earliest signature combination used on chiefs. In fact, it was the only Fr. number for the series that could actually date to 1899. PMG notes a tear.

Here is a note that has been in the news a lot lately due to the upcoming changes to the $10 bill. Surprisingly, this is the only Martha note offered in today's sale.

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1923 $5 Silver Certificate. Fr. 282. PMG Very Fine 25. Tear. S/N A2938421B pp A. This lovely mid-grade Porthole has a well hidden approximate ¼" tear at upper right. Estimated Value $700 - UP

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Star Note! 1934-A $5 Silver Certificate Note. FR# 1651*.