1896 $2.00 Silver Certificate Educational Note F-15 PMG (Fr#247)
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The 1896 $2 Silver Certificate showcases "Science Presenting Steam & Electricity", a stunning allegory of America's Industrial Revolution. Crown jewel for any collection, certified Fine 15 by PMG.
Currency Highlights:
- Housed in an inert mylar currency holder from PMG.
- Lightly circulated note from series 1896 graded by PMG as Fine-15 condition.
- Face: A vignette of "Science Presenting Steam and Electricity to Commerce and Manufacture."
- Back: Dual portraits of Robert Fulton and Samuel B. Morse.
- Tillman/Morgan signatures—Friedberg #247.
Silver Certificates are a great part of history that can easily be added to any collection. These notes were backed by and could be redeemed for Silver coin! Add one of these great collector items to your cart today!
Series 1896 Silver Certificates were issued in denominations of $1.00, $2.00 and $5.00.
The 1896 $2 Educational Silver Certificate stands as one of the most artistically ambitious notes ever produced by the U.S. Bureau of Engraving & Printing. The face depicts an stunning allegorical scene of Science introducing steam and electricity to commerce and manufacturing, a powerful tribute to America's Industrial Revolution. On the reverse, dual portraits of Robert Fulton and Samuel B. Morse honor two of the nation's most transformative inventors. Fulton's steamboat revolutionized transportation, opening America's vast river systems to commerce and westward expansion, while Morse's telegraph shrank the continent overnight, connecting cities and enabling communication at unprecedented speed. Together, their innovations laid the foundation for a modernizing nation and helped forge the economic and industrial identity of early America. Owning this note means holding a piece of art that celebrates the very inventors who shaped the country's future.
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