1953 thru 1953-B $10 Silver Certificates XF
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Currency Highlights:
Although they are still legal tender, their blue seals and serial numbers make them great collector items. These notes are a great part of history that can easily be added to any collection. Add some of these great collector’s items to your cart today!
Series 1953 through 1953-B are our choice and limited to available inventory.
Silver Certificates were adopted for circulation in this denomination beginning in 1886. The $10 denomination remained when we switched over to small size notes in 1928 and the first of this denomination was issued in 1934. This type could be encountered until the 1960s when this type was replaced in circulation by the $10 Federal Reserve Note.
Series 1953 $10 Silver Certificates were printed in smaller numbers than their 1934 counterparts, and this makes them more difficult to find. These $10 Silvers have long been popular with collectors!
Series 1953 $10 Silvers are much more elusive than their 1934 counterparts.
Currency Highlights:
- These $10 Silver Certificates were issued beginning in 1953.
- Notes will be housed in archival quality currency sleeves.
- Well preserved notes from series 1953 through 1953-B.
- These notes will be in Extra Fine condition.
- Face: A portrait of Alexander Hamilton.
- Back: An engraving of the Treasury Building .
Although they are still legal tender, their blue seals and serial numbers make them great collector items. These notes are a great part of history that can easily be added to any collection. Add some of these great collector’s items to your cart today!
Series 1953 through 1953-B are our choice and limited to available inventory.
Silver Certificates were adopted for circulation in this denomination beginning in 1886. The $10 denomination remained when we switched over to small size notes in 1928 and the first of this denomination was issued in 1934. This type could be encountered until the 1960s when this type was replaced in circulation by the $10 Federal Reserve Note.
Series 1953 $10 Silver Certificates were printed in smaller numbers than their 1934 counterparts, and this makes them more difficult to find. These $10 Silvers have long been popular with collectors!
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