1891 $20 Silver Certificate Daniel Manning CH VF-20 PMG (Fr#319)
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Currency Highlights:
- One of the many issues of U.S. paper money to feature a Treasury secretary.
- Housed in an inert currency holder from PMG.
- Graded by PMG as Very Fine-20.
- Face: Head of Daniel Manning at center with vignettes of the allegorical figures of agriculture and industry on either side. Small red scalloped seal.
- Back: Obligation language in scalloped center surrounded by the denomination.
- Signatures: Bruce/Roberts signature combo—Friedberg #319.
The 1891 $20 Silver Certificate is a striking piece of American monetary history, notable for its vivid red Treasury seal - a distinctive feature that sets it apart from the more commonly seen blue seals of the era. It features Daniel Manning, U.S. Secretary of the Treasury under President Grover Cleveland, whose portrait symbolizes a time of growing federal influence over the nation’s monetary policy. This note belongs to a short-lived series, issued during a transitional phase in U.S. currency development, making surviving examples increasingly scarce. This note retains strong detail, excellent color, and solid collector appeal.
Secure this bold and historic note today—an impressive addition to any serious paper money collection.
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