Fr. 93c - 1862 $10 Legal Tender

This bison has great colors and is very nice for the grade. At a starting bid of just $2,000, this will be a rare opportunity to acquire one of these beauties without having to pay a painful dealer ma

This jackass rainbow note is also a piece of Jacksonville history. It is from the cash used to repay the first loan the Bank of Jacksonville ever made. And of course the condition is also excellent, a

This is the first type of one dollar banknote issued by the federal government. The example here is wholly uncirculated, the margins are just a bit too askew for a much high grade. You still get loads

Part of the large rounded red seal series, these notes are slightly tougher than some of the later Fr. numbers for the series. The piece offered here is in perfect condition, and I am surprised it isn

You can never have enough VF PPQ bisons. These are constantly in demand.

A great early example of the first two dollar bill design used by the United States. It shows a portrait of Alexander Hamilton before he made it on the ten dollar bill. A tiny upper right margin split

Low serial number 5 graces the moderately circulated example of this early Legal Ace that displays excellent color and an overall pleasing appearance. A few specks of residue on the back and some mino

This bison note should outperform the number on the holder. The note does not appear to be pressed and it has bright colors, clean paper, and good margins. I would wager it faces up nicer than 95% of

This is the only pokerchip note in today's auction. It has some rust spotting, but it is completely free of pinholes and splits.

Don't let the small rust stains comment bother you on this rainbow jackass. Most circulated notes from this time period will have similar condition issues.

Here is another great problem free bison note to add to your herd.

A clean and original looking bison that is not from one of the more common, later Fr. numbers.

No pinholes or other condition issues are present on this bison note. It never hurts to have a nice VF bison for stock or trade.

This is absolutely the nicest VG 10 bison I have ever seen. Expect to pay Fine money to acquire this ungraded example.

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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

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

CERTIFIED PMG $1 1862 LEGAL TENDER FR#16 CHITTENDEN/SPINNER S/N 61716 / SERIES 273 pp D 2 FAIR MAJOR SPLIT WINNER SHALL RECEIVE THE EXACT ITEM SHOWN HERE.

Portrait of Treasury Secretary Salmon P. Chase on front. First issued in 1862 to assist in financing the Civil War. ABNCo monogram near center at right edge of face; left serial number over denominati

United States of America, Legal Tender, 10 dollars, 1901, (Fr#122m)serial number E30247462, PP-B, BP-350, PMG 35 Choice Very Fine Catalog# 2157

1862 $5 Legal Tender Note - FR. 61a. PCGS Certified Very Choice New 64PPQ .

1901 $10 "Bison" legal tender notes, featuring a vignette of a bison, Black Diamond or Pablo, center, with the portraits of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, left and right, obverse. Female figure r

1901 $10 "Bison" legal tender notes, featuring a vignette of a bison, Black Diamond or Pablo, center, with the portraits of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, left and right, obverse. Female figure r

***Auction Highlight*** 1862 $1 Large Size Legal Tender Note Fr-17A "The GreenBack" Grades vf+. Series 1862 Legal Tender bills were the first Federally issued notes. They came to be nicknamed greenbac