1935-A $1.00 Brown Seal Hawaii Culls (Fr#2300)
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Protect your small size currency by adding a protective currency holder to your order.
These notes saw more than their share of use, but are still great conservation pieces. Add one of these Hawaii over-stamp notes to your cart today!
*This note is a "CULL" - A very heavily circulated note with numerous problems. It is totally limp with impaired visual appeal.
The Series 1935-A $1 Silver certificate with brown seal and serial numbers was use in Hawaii during WWII. These notes will have problems including holes, missing pieces, heavy stains, writing, etc. This is a good way to buy an inexpensive Hawaii note.
Currency Highlights:
- One of four denominations, along with the $5, $10 and $20 to be used for this purpose during the war.
- These notes come housed in archival quality currency sleeves.
- All notes are from Series 1935-A in Cull condition.
- Face: Features a brown seal and serial numbers along with the familiar portrait of President Andrew Jackson.
- Back: A large "Hawaii" over-stamp in block letters across the middle.
- Julian/Morganthau signatures—Friedberg #2300.
Protect your small size currency by adding a protective currency holder to your order.
These notes saw more than their share of use, but are still great conservation pieces. Add one of these Hawaii over-stamp notes to your cart today!
*This note is a "CULL" - A very heavily circulated note with numerous problems. It is totally limp with impaired visual appeal.
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