Silver certificates were made available during the U.S. circulation of paper money and were only redeemable for face value in silver dollar coins. Silver certificates were reduced in size in 1928 and available from 1928-1964. They were sold only in denominations of $1, $5, and $10. See below for some small-sized silver certificates available in the Philadelphia area.
Silver Certificates
| Fr No. | Denom | Type | Date | Grade | Price |
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| 1656 | $5 | Silver Certificates | 1953A | GEM CU | $75 |
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Striking inks on this bright example with balanced margins all around. View Note | ||||
| 1657 | $5 | Silver Certificates | 1953B | PCGS 66PPQ | $165 |
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A later issue $5 Silver Certificate (1953B) in PCGS 66PPQ. Beautifully inked as well as broadly margined note, View Note | ||||
| 1707 | $10 | Silver Certificates | 1953A | CH CU | $215 |
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A bright and well inked 1953A Silver Certificate with pleasing margins all around. View Note | ||||
| 1707 | $10 | Silver Certificates | 1953A | AU | $145 |
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An AU $10 1934 Silver Certificate with pleasing margins all around and deep blue seal and serial numbers. View Note | ||||