While the first gold certificates were produced in the 1860’s, the $10 certificate was only made in 1907 and 1922. Furthermore, the size of the $10 Gold Certificate was reduced in size in 1928 from the large format to the size of our current...
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Also referred to as a “eagle note” or “black eagle note”, this is one of the first US currencies to feature the American Eagle instead of President George Washington.
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This is a genuine George Washington Silver Dollar Certificate minted in 1923, when the bearer could present the certificate and ask for sliver on demand. Signed by Speelman & White.
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Series of 1928 $20 gold certificates are the second most common denomination in the 1928 gold certificate series.
While a well preserved 1928 $20 Gold Certificate with low circulation can fetch as much as $75, an uncirculated certificate can com...
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While the first gold certificates were produced in the 1860’s, the $20 certificate was only made in 1907 and 1922. Furthermore, the size of the $20 Gold Certificate was reduced in size in 1928 from the large format to the size of our current...
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This fractional currency was produced by the American Bank Note Company of New York on March 3 of 1863, and featured a female bust. This currency was also accepted as payment for US stamps.
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Series 481 military payment certificates were put into circulation on 6/20/51, then were redeemed and devalued on 5/25/54. Jointly produced by Forbes Lithograph and Both Tudor Press, these were the first Military Payment Certificates (MPCs) that u...
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