1934-A $10 Yellow Seal North Africa AU-50 EPQ PMG (Fr#2309)

Currency Highlights:

• $10 Silver Certificates were issued beginning in 1942.
• Notes will be housed in archival quality currency sleeves.
• Well preserved notes from series 1934-A in Almost Uncirculated-50 EPQ condition.
• Designated by PMG as having Exceptional Paper Quality (EPQ).
• Julian/Morganthau signatures—Friedberg #2309.
• Face: A portrait of Alexander Hamilton.
• Back: An engraving of the Treasury Building.

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Although they are still legal tender, their yellow seals make them great collector’s items. These notes are a great part of history that can easily be added to any collection. Add some of these great conversation pieces to your cart today!

Silver Certificates in the $1, $5 and $10 denomination were used with the yellow Treasury seal beginning in 1942 for use by American Armed Forces in the North Africa and European Theater during World War II. This allowed any notes that were captured by enemy forces to have their legal tender status revoked by the Treasury if necessary.

Series 1934 $10 Silver Certificates were printed in fairly large numbers, but this type was printed in much smaller numbers. These North Africa $10 Silvers are very popular with collectors, and the higher the grade, the scarcer they have become over the years.