1957 $1.00 Silver Certificate CU (Fr#1619) 9 Consecutive

1957 $1.00 Silver Certificate CU (Fr#1619) 9 Consecutive
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  • Mint: N/A - Not Available
  • Grade: (U) Crisp Unc
  • Denomination: 1 Dollar
  • Metal Content: 0 troy oz

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  • Product Details
    Series 1957 $1.00 Silver Certificates. Although over 1.5 billion were printed, these are getting harder to find in Uncirculated condition. Set of 9 consecutively numbered notes!

    Currency Highlights:
    • This set of Nine Consecutive notes comes housed in an archival quality currency sleeve.
    • Graded Choice Crisp Uncirculated.
    • Granahan/Dillon signatures—Friedberg #1621.
    • Face: A portrait of President George Washington.
    • Back: Features the Great Seal of the United States.

    Series 1957 was the last $1.00 Silver Certificates printed. Add this set of nine consecutive notes to your cart today!

    Although many of these series were printed in the billions, Crisp Uncirculated examples of these Silver Certificates, the newest of which are at least 50 years old, are not that easy to find!

    These were the last Silver Certificates issued, and believe it or not, the last denomination to be replaced with Federal Reserve Notes beginning in 1963. The Treasury Department stopped redeeming these notes for Silver in June of 1968, but they remain legal tender.
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