1896 $1.00 Silver Certificate Educational Note VG (Fr#224) Detail

Currency Highlights:

• Lowest denomination of this famous series issued.
• Each note comes housed in an archival quality currency sleeve.
• Circulated notes from series 1896.
• Note is in Very Good condition with much wear, but basically intact.
• Face: Features a vignette of "History Instructing Youth" on the front.
• Back: Features an ornate engraving with dual portraits of George and Martha Washington.
• Friedburg #224, Signatures Tillman/Morgan.
• This note is a details note, and contains some pinholes and holes. It does not distract from the overall eye appeal.

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The 1896 $1.00 Silver Certificate, known as the "Educational Note," is widely regarded as one of the most breathtakingly beautiful pieces of currency ever produced by the United States government. Designed by the legendary Will H. Low, this stunning note symbolizes America's commitment to education and the passing of knowledge across generations. Silver Certificates are a beloved piece of American history that can easily elevate any collection, backed by and redeemable for actual silver coin, making them as historically significant as they are gorgeous. Series 1896 Silver Certificates were issued in denominations of $1, $2, and $5, collectively known as the Educational Series for their extraordinary artistic designs, and these notes consistently rank among the most in-demand of all U.S. paper money. Issued for only three years, opportunities to own a piece of this iconic series do not last long.