1896 SILVER CERTIFICATE $1.00,

1896 $1.00 Silver Certificate Educational Note Fine (Fr#224) , Product ID: 42150 Year: 1896 Grade: Fine Grade Service: None Denomination: 1 Dollar Mint Mark: N/A - Not Available Metal Cont

"EDUCATIONAL" CIRC. ESTIMATE: $100-$150

$1.00 Silver Certificate, 1896 - FR #225 - Good. Signed by B.K. Bruce (1841-1898). Bruce was born into slavery then became the 1st African-American to serve a full term in the U.S. Senate, representin

Very Fine! Red Seal! FR#247 Tillman | Morgan

Strong ungraded example of a scarce 1896 Silver Certificate featuring a design motif known as the “Educational Series." This particular example is a $1 note showing allegorical forms of History

Variety: Large Silver Certificate (Fr. 224 Tillman/Morgan) Face Value: $1.00 Series: 1896 Graded: No, condition as photographed Notes: N/A

SILVER CERTIFICATE $1.00 NOTES 1957 -- LOT OF 30 Lot of 30 series 1957 and 1957B blue seal Washington silver certificate one dollar notes. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

SILVER CERTIFICATE $1.00 NOTES 1935 -- LOT OF 21 Lot of 21 series 1935 blue seal Washington silver certificate one dollar notes. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

SILVER CERTIFICATE $1.00 NOTES 1957 -- LOT OF 6 Lot of 6 series 1957 blue seal Washington silver certificate partially consecutive one dollar notes, 31515953, 31515954, 31515956, 31512864, and 4706113

Series 1957B Silver Certificates, 100 consecutively numbered, Serial No. T84682501A-T84682600A (consecutive with previous lot)

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(170) $1.OO SERIES OF 1935 SILVER CERTIFICATES - CIRCULATED

23 Silver Certificates $1.00 Bills. 14-1957, 7-1935 and 2-1928. Silver certificates are a type of representative money issued between 1878 and 1964 in the United States as part of its circulation of p

While we do believe this educational to be accurately graded, it is a stunner for the number. It has punch through embossing, gem margins, and rich overprints.

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.

***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

This two dollar educational should be attractive for anyone looking for great eye appeal who also has to keep the final price under $3,000. This piece has rich blue serial numbers, a lush red seal, an

One 1896 $1 silver certificate. Serial number 411269. Plate number A5/1. Graded by PCGS as Choice UNC 63 PPQ.Height: 3 1/4 in x width: 7 1/2 in.

One 1896 $1 silver certificate. Serial number 411299. Plate number C5/6. Graded by PCGS as Choice UNC 63.Height: 3 1/4 in x width: 7 1/2 in.

***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

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.

Here is another sharp, problem free educational. If you were ever looking to obtain a $2 ed at a fair price, then today is your chance.

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.