1957-B $1.00 Silver Cert CU-64 EPQ PMG (Fr#1621) 5 Consecutive
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Currency Highlights:
Series 1957-B was the last series of $1 silver certificates printed. Add some of these great conversation pieces 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 easy to find. These were the last silver certificates issued, and were 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 remained legal tender. Although over 740 million were printed, notes in Crisp Uncirculated condition are hard to find.
This is a set of 5 consecutive 1957-B $1 silver certificates that have been certified to be Gem Uncirculated-64 EPQ by PMG. This set would make an excellent addition to any high grade collection.
Currency Highlights:
- Serial Numbers T80479059A - T80479063A.
- Notes are from Series 1957-B.
- Used widely in circulation until the 1960s.
- Housed in an inert Mylar currency holder by PMG.
- Graded Gem Uncirculated-65 EPQ by PMG.
- Exceptional Paper Quality.
- Last printed in the early 1960s and features the familiar portrait of President George Washington.
- Granahan/Dillon signatures—Friedberg #1621.
Series 1957-B was the last series of $1 silver certificates printed. Add some of these great conversation pieces 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 easy to find. These were the last silver certificates issued, and were 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 remained legal tender. Although over 740 million were printed, notes in Crisp Uncirculated condition are hard to find.
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