Fr. 217 1886 $1 Silver Certificate

It looks like two pinholes are keeping this Martha Washington note away from the PPQ designation. It has clearly never been pressed or messed with in any way.

A trifold and a horizontal fold account for the only wear on this lovely Martha Washington silver certificate.

1886 $1 Silver Certificate Martha Washington S/N B6909821 Fr.215

1886 $1 Martha Washington Silver Certificate FR-220 Grades f+. Here’s the famous Martha Washington note, and what a note it is! Featuring the “Mother of our Country,” it’s st

1886 $1 Silver Certificate Martha Washington XF. An eye-appealing specimen for the grade.

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DESCRIPTION: 1886 large $1 silver certificate. Good.

1886 $1 Silver Certificate. "Martha Washington". Low Grade Filler. Rare.

Crisp, UNC

MARTHA WASHINGTON

This note is an evenly circulated "Black Eagle Note". Signatures of Lyons-Roberts. Blue Seal with series date below serial number. Very Fine.

1886 "Martha" $1 Silver Certificate

HEAVY CIRC

Large size type collectors will immediately recognize this as a very tough note. It is nicknamed the Manning note or the Diamond Back silver certificate. The example offered here is in a problem free

I don't think it matters how long you have collected, large size uncut sheets are just plain cool. The black eagle sheet we are offering here has been folded between the notes and has a long vertical

This is a surprising grade. We handled this note raw and fully expected an uncirculated grade. It has been sold as CU in the past, and I expect it will sell for closer to a CU than AU price today. It

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

This is just a flat out rare type note that never seems to be around when you want one. Silver certificates were still a relatively new type of money in 1886. The Manning "Diamond Back" offered here c

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

Eighteen consecutive notes plus number 63847500, missing serial number 63847499 from the run. We are not numismatists, all ungraded lots in this auction are sold as seen in the images. In-person previ

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.

This is the first design of the ever popular "tombstone" note. It got its nickname because it pictures the recently deceased vice-president inside of a portrait frame that looks like a burial tombston

Here is a great opportunity to acquire an uncirculated black eagle. It is already graded and the opening bid is just $200.

This black eagle has gem margins, but a lower left corner fold (not into the design) is keeping it in the 63 grade.