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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| 311 | $20 | Silver Cert. | 1880 | PCGS 40 | $18500 |
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A scarce $20 1880 Decatur note and one of only 157 examples in Track and Price census. A vividly inked […] View Note | ||||
| 318 | $20 | Silver Cert. | 1891 | VF | $1675 |
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This nicely centered Manning Note has bold blue serial numbers, vivid red seal and forest green reverse. Evenly circulated and […] View Note | ||||
| 318 | $20 | Silver Cert. | 1891 | PMG 15NET | $895 |
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Repaired and Thinning noted by PMG on this Choice Fine Manning. This affordable example has retained its pleasing colors on […] View Note | ||||