1891 $10 Treasury Note Sheridan CU-67 PPQ PCGS (Fr#370)

Currency Highlights:

• Finest Known!
• 1891 $10 Treasury Note featuring General Philip Sheridan, Fr#370.
• Part of the “Coin Note” series, redeemable in silver or gold coin on demand.
• Certified by PCGS as Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 PPQ, with exceptional originality and eye appeal.
• Obverse: Bold portrait of Union General Philip H. Sheridan at center.
• Reverse: Ornate green back design with large denomination numerals and intricate engraving.
• Signatures: Tillman/Morgan. Friedberg #370.

The 1891 $10 Treasury Note, popularly known as the “Sheridan Note,” is one of the most attractive issues of the short-lived “Coin Note” series. General Philip Sheridan, a celebrated Union commander of the Civil War, is prominently featured on the face. These notes were authorized by the Act of July 14, 1890, and carried the unique provision of being redeemable in either silver or gold coin.

Certified by PCGS as Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 PPQ, this note stands as the finest known example of its type, distinguished by brilliant inks, exceptional paper quality, and outstanding originality. It is more than just well-preserved - it represents a pinnacle of 19th-century U.S. currency. Opportunities to acquire a Sheridan-type note in this caliber are extraordinarily rare, making this a true trophy piece that would instantly elevate even the most advanced collection. For the discerning collector, this is the note you'll be proud to own - and one you may not see available again for years.