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Series 1928E $1 Silver Certificate
Small size $1 Silver Certificates are sometimes misunderstood. Often I’ll hear someone say, circulated $1 SCs don’t have any value, you can buy them for under $5. Well, that may hold true for some 1957,1957A and 1957B SCs, but many of the older $1 SCs will set you back plenty, especially in uncirculated condition. This… -
Re: Series 1928E $1 Silver Certificate
That Fr.1606 (1934 $1 SC) is simply gorgeous. My all time favorite, one-off face design, small-size one dollar Silver Certificate. Thanks for sharing @asheland. -
Re: Series 1928E $1 Silver Certificate
My understanding is that this note is from the first consecutive pack of 100 available. I’ve seen several others that were only a few numbers away from mine, also in uncirculated condition. -
Re: Series 1928E $1 Silver Certificate
The design of small-size one dollar silver certificates stayed the same from series 1928 through series 1928E. Series 1934 was a one year series design change and then the design changed again for series 1935 and up until the end of small-size SCs , ending with series 1957B. -
Re: Series 1928E $1 Silver Certificate
Very nice looking example. Does the low serial number indicate that this was from a cut sheet? I can remember seeing the occasional sheet of these offered and presume that many or all of the high grade examples come from sheets. I've been keeping my eye out for 28Es and 28Ds for decades but never have been able to… -
Re: Series 1928E $1 Silver Certificate
And North Africa: I guess I’m kinda committed to 66 as my grade. :# some of these get kinda pricey in 66. Compromises may have to be made at some point. -
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Thanks! I was impressed when I opened the package too. It’s nice for sure. :) -
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Nice note, I like the early ones as well
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