Silver certificates were issued by the United States as early as 1878, as part of its circulation of paper money. They were intended to be redeemable for their worth in silver dollar coins, but since 1968 have only been redeemable in Federal Reserve Notes. Large size silver certificates were issued from 1878-1923, while small size silver certificates were issued from 1928-1964.
Silver Certificates
| Fr No. | Denom | Type | Date | Grade | Price |
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| 282 | $5 | Silver Cert. | 1923 | PCGS 30 | $2375 |
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Quite a visually pleasing problem free, mid-grade Porthole note with good margins and vivid colors. View Note | ||||
| 299 | $10 | Silver Cert. | 1891 | PMG 58 | $3550 |
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This desirable Tombstone has balanced margins all around, as well as bright paper. Vivid inks on both front and back […] View Note | ||||
| 309 | $20 | Silver Cert. | 1880 | PMG 25 | $12500 |
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A scarce type note with only 60 examples recorded in Track and Price census. This problem free PMG VF 25 […] View Note | ||||
| 335 | $50 | Silver Cert. | 1891 | PMG 25 | $4850 |
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This pleasing Everett note is a mid-grade, problem free Very Fine with margins all around, as well as deep blue […] View Note | ||||