1880 $20 Legal Tender F-143 S/N A12132354 VF or nearly so. Light soiling on back o/w nice and well-centered. Inspect!

Est. $600-750 SE

1886 $10 Silver Cert "Tombstone" F-292 S/N B2589601 F+ perhaps better. Great centering and corners.

Est. $1,100-1,400 SE

1890 $2 Treasury Note F-353 S/N A2227602* VF or nearly so. Lovely example of the "ornate" back variety issued in 1890 in accordance with the Sherman Silver Purchase Act passed that year to appease western silver producers. The Treasury paid for the silver it was required to purchase under the Act with these notes and the subsequent 1891 issue. President Grover Cleveland repealed the Sherman Silver Purchase Act in 1893 severely reducing silver dollar production for the next three years. The 1890 Ornate back notes are far scarcer than the 1891 issues. Seldom offered and worthy of a generous bid.

Est. $1,600-2,200 SE

1891 $1 Silver Cert F-223 S/N E44627444 previously PCGS VF20, water damage caused slight fading of the seal on the face. Still acceptable. (Holder opened to allow note to dry.)

Est. $200-250 SE

1914 $5 and $20 FRNs both previously graded by PCGS VF25 Apparent and F15. Holders open to allow notes to dry. Both show slight rippling but still attractive.

Est. $85-110 SE

1917 $1 and $2 Red Seals both previously graded by PCGS VF30 Apparent and VF25 Apparent. Holders open to allow notes to dry. Both show slight moisture effects but attractive and sound.

Est. $85-110 SE