1917 $1.00 Legal Tender George Washington 58-65 PMG (Fr#39) 4 Con

Currency Highlights:

• Consecutive Serial numbers T18423461A-T18423464A graded Gem Uncirculated-65 EPQ, Choice Uncirculated-64 EPQ, Choice Almost Uncirculated-58 EPQ, and Choice Uncirculated-63 EPQ respectively.
• Series of 1917 $1 United States Note (a.k.a. Legal Tender Note).
• This denomination features a red seal and red serial numbers.
• This set of notes is individually housed in an archival quality currency holders by PMG.
• These notes are graded CU-65, CU-64, AU-58, and CU-63 all with Exceptional Paper Quality by PMG.
• Face: Features a bold likeness of George Washington at the center.
• Back: The denomination is at the corners and at center is a large "X" with United States of America within the letter with the obligation and warning against counterfeiting to the right.
• Speelman/White signatures—Friedberg#39.

This group of four consecutive 1917 $1 Legal Tender Notes (Fr#39), graded PMG 58 to 65 EPQ, offers an exceptional chance to acquire high-grade examples of one of the most iconic U.S. currency designs. Featuring George Washington at left and the bold red seal and serial numbers typical of the era, these notes represent the last large-size $1 Legal Tender series before the small-size era began.

This is not just a currency purchase - it’s a legacy acquisition. Sets like this are seldom seen and virtually never duplicated, making it an ideal centerpiece for the advanced collector who appreciates both rarity and historical resonance. It's the kind of item you don't just own - you steward it. Pride, provenance, and prestige - all in one offering.

Don't miss the opportunity to elevate your collection with this standout quartet!