Five $1 Silver Certificates

Estate-Fresh Lot of Five One Dollar notes, Series of 1899 Black Eagle. One Fr. 228, one Fr. 232 and three Fr. 230. F-EF Complete, no holes, no tears, no staining, some folding, light circulationKeywor

Estate-Fresh Lot of Five One Dollar notes, Series of 1899 Black Eagle. Two Fr. 230, and three Fr. 232. VF+ Complete, no holes, no tears, no staining, some folding, light circulationKeywords: United St

Estate Lot of pre-1964 United States American currency. Includes (4) one dollar silver certificates, (1) five dollar silver certificate, (1) twenty dollar silver certificate, (49) one cent copper coin

1- 1953 Five Dollar, 62-1957 One Dollar, 13-1935 One Dollar, 8- 1953 Two Dollar, 8- 1963 Two Dollar and 1- 1928 2 Dollar `

$1 Red seal green back, blue seal green back, 2 gold seals. $5 gold seal. Varied grades.

1953 - $2 Red seal, 1 - 1928 $5 Red seal, 3 - 1934 $5 Blue seal Silver certificates, 1 - 1953 $5 Silver certificate Blue seal, 3 - 1957 $1 Silver certificates blue seal, one has star, and 3 - 1935 sil

PMG 1 - 1934A FR#1651 (JA Block) Julian/Morgenthau, 1 - 1950 C Federal Reserve Note St Louis FR#1964 H (HB Block) Smith/Dillon, and 1 - 1953 A Silver Certificate FR#1656 (FA Block) Priest/Anderson

4pc lot of Old Currency, consisting of; (1) 1899 series $1 Blue Seal Silver Certificate. Also referred to as "Black Eagle" certificate, derived from the fact of being printed with an Eagle with spread

Lot of Fifty Five (55) US $1.00 Blue Note Silver Certificates. Assorted series including: (1) 1935-H, (1) 1935-G, (19) 1957, (8) 1957-A, (24)1957-B, and (1) 1963-A. Various serial numbers, two star no

Lot includes: a 1928 silver certificate, two 1957 silver certificates, circulated; five BARR $1 notes, average circulation; 27 #1 Star Notes, VG-AU; a 1999 unusual serial no. 55999555N; four lots of 1

This is a group of five PMG certified 1935A $1 WWII Emergency Issue North Africa $1 Silver Certificates: FR#2306 (RC Block). Sequential Serials: R98699587C-R98699591C. Choice and Gem Uncirculated 63-6

This is a group of five PMG certified 1935A $1 WWII Emergency Issue North Africa $1 Silver Certificates: FR#2306 (RC Block). Sequential Serials: R98699582C-R98699586C. Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ.

Includes $12.50 cash coins, 1928 $2 1/2 Indian gold coin, 20 Balboa sterling coins (4.25 ozt), three 1971 Blue Eisenhower dollars, one $5 Series 1934-D bill, five $1 Silver Certificates, and a 1933 po

And silver certificates. All star notes. Federal Reserve: six 1995, eighteen - 1999, one 2001, twenty - 2006, five 2003, six 2003 A, three 2009, one 2013, two 1963 B, two 1963 A, two 1969, two 1969-D;

167227 1950'S US BILLS & ERROR BILLS $5, $2 & $1 FACE $35 1950's US bills and error bills $5, $2, and $1 to include silver certificates: twenty-five 1957-B dollar bills, six 1957-A dollar bills, nine

6 - 1953A Priest/Anderson. 9 - 1953 Priest/Humphrey. 7 - 1953B Smith/Dillon. 1 - 1934D.

Five 1957 B sequential $1 Blue Seal Silver Certificates starting V 76660822 A through V 76660825 A. Three 1957 B sequential $1 Blue Seal Silver Certificates starting V 05686663 A through V05686665 A.

Lot of five stock certificates from later Comstock ventures: 1) 1898 Consolidated Imperial Mining Company, signed by James Newlands, president, for 50 shares. 2) 1892 Original Keystone Silver Mining C

Here are 100 1935H with motto $1 silver certificates. The pack has three stars that replace gaps in the non-star runs. The left side of the first half of the pack has a wave, but everything is certain

Even at the high end of the estimate, being able to buy 100 consecutive 1957B $1 silver certificates at just $10 a piece seems like a bargain.

100 SEQUENTIAL 1957 US $1 SILVER CERTIFICATES Stack of 1957 United States $1 Silver Certificate notes in $100 strap. 

Most heavily circulated.

Two is better than one, and the price should be very easy to handle on this sequential pair of black eagles.

A&B, P-VF