Educational Series Set on Modern Legal Tender $1, $2, and $5

Item Highlights:

• Three note set enhanced with colorized overlay of the iconic 1896 Educational Series notes.
• Each note is genuine U.S. tender
• Face of the $1: "History Instructing Youth," a beautifully engraved allegorical scene depicting History pointing toward the Washington Monument, with portraits of George and Martha Washington.
• Face of the $2: "Science Presenting Steam and Electricity to Commerce and Manufacture," featuring an elegant grouping of allegorical figures with portraits of Robert Fulton and Samuel Morse.
• Face of the $5: "Electricity as the Dominant Force in the World," a dramatic allegorical composition featuring figures on horseback with portraits of Ulysses S. Grant and Philip Sheridan.
• Back: Features current U.S. designs.

The 1896 Educational Series is widely regarded as the most artistic currency ever issued by the United States government. Don't miss out on the opportunity to own an affordable and modern remake of this legendary series. Add to your cart today!

Each denomination tells a unique story through allegorical imagery, honoring education, science, and the transformative power of innovation in a rapidly modernizing America. The series was short-lived, issued only in 1896, as public reaction to the elaborate and unconventional designs led to their replacement just a few years later, making their brief existence all the more compelling to collectors and historians alike. Today the original 1896 Educational Series notes are among the most sought-after pieces in all of American numismatics, and this set brings that legendary artwork to life on genuine modern U.S. legal tender, making it an accessible and stunning tribute to one of the greatest achievements in currency design history.