1886 $5 Silver Certificate Note Fr.260 PMG Choice Very Fine 35EPQ

1899 $5 Indian Chief Silver Certificate Note PMG Choice Uncirculated Excellent Paper Quality and Embossing. PMG Certified Note.

PMG. 2 - *C Block. Priest/Anderson. 64 choice uncirculated. 1 *A Block. Priest/Anderson. 63 choice uncirculated. 1 *B Block. Priest/Anderson. 58 choice about unc. 1 *A Block. Priest/Anderson. 64 choic

PMG 2 - $1 1935C Silver certificates TE Block Julian/Snyder 64 choice uncirculated, 1 - 1934C $5 Federal Reserve Note New York BW Wide BC Block Julian/Snyder 64 choice uncirculated, 1 - 1935C $1 ND Bl

Group of 9 American currency bills, including: (i) Fr. 223 1899 $1 Silver Certificate PCGS Graded 40 Extremely Fine; (ii) Fr. 1533 1953A $5 Note PCGS Graded 64PPQ Very Choice New; Fr. 1652 1934B $5 Si

All PMG 1 - 1953A Legal Tender Note BA Block Priest/Anderson 58 choice about unc, 1 - 1953A Silver certificate FA Block Priest/Anderson 64 choice uncirculated, 1 - 1953A Silver certificate FA Block Pr

Series 1935 A U.S. Hawaii $1 Silver Certificate Note - PMG Graded 64 Choice Unc

Two Consecutive 1957-A Silver Certificate Star Notes PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated

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

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

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.

***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

$5 National Bank Note. Northampton NB, Northampton, MA. Ch.1018. Fr. 397a. PMG Choice Fine 15. This is one of two First Charter Fives, and the only Original Five from this institution that chartered i

Extremely Rare. 1899 $2 Star Note. Signatures of Parker-Burke. Seal blue. PMG Very Fine 25. This particular note was last sold by Stacks Bowers in the June 2011 Baltimore Auction.

$5 National Bank Note. Farmers and Mechanics NB of Hartford, CT. Ch. 1321. Fr. 403. PMG Choice Fine 15 Net. Severed & Reattached, Foreign Substance. This was the eighth bank to have been granted a cha

$5 National Bank Note. Northampton NB, Northampton, MA. Ch. 1018. Fr. 467. PMG Choice Fine 15. Simply a nicely circulated Brown Back from this long serving bank that was the largest issuer in Northamp

CERTIFIED $5 1899 SILVER CERTIFICATE FR#277 PMG PARKER/BURKE S/N M46199528 PP D 15 CHOICE FINE WINNER SHALL RECEIVE THE EXACT ITEM SHOWN HERE.

$5 National Bank Note. Mystic River NB, Mystic, CT. Ch. 645. Fr. 1800-2. PMG Choice Very Fine 35. Type Two notes are outnumbered by Type Ones by a two and half times margin on this bank. This lightly

YELLOW SEAL, CHOICE VERY FINE 35

1934C $5 Blue Seal Silver Certificate Grades Choice AU. Signatures Julian/Snyder. Five dollar silver certificates were first issued in 1886. The series ended in 1953 with the Lincoln blue seals. Some

Authentic large size United States Indian Chief $5 silver certificate. Series 1899. Friedberg number Fr 277. A fine example of this note. Graded by CGA. Gem Uncirculated 66. The grade speaks for itsel

Bill is Graded PMG 20 (Very Fine). Please see the images for further details on the condition of the note.Silver certificates were issued between 1878 and 1964 in the United States as part of its circ

The first National Bank of Lonaconing, MD. CH #7732. A very rare $5 note from the small town of Lonaconing in Western Maryland. Well circulated. Fr. 1801-1. PMG Choice Fine 15.

1953A $5 Blue Seal Silver Certificate Grades vf, very fine. FR-1656 Five dollar silver certificates were first issued in 1886. The series ended in 1953 with the Lincoln blue seals. The 1953 $5 silver