$20 1906 Gold Certificate
Original price was: $430.00.$360.00Current price is: $360.00.
$5 1896 Silver Certificate FR 270 PMG 30 – PLEASING $5 EDUCATIONAL
Original price was: $8,000.00.$7,300.00Current price is: $7,300.00.
$5,000-K LGS Fr.2221 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE 1934 PCGS 35 $5000 GRADED CURRENCY
Original price was: $299,000.00.$201,000.00Current price is: $201,000.00.
$500 1934 Federal Reserve Light Green Bank Note Bill Very Low Serial Number PMG
Original price was: $2,631.99.$2,300.00Current price is: $2,300.00.
10 Cent Fractional Currency note–fr.1258 (Fourth Issue) PMG CU 63 EPQ
$280.00
Introducing our exceptional Fractional Currency: a pristine 10c denomination, certified by PCGS as Grade 62 PPQ. With its Uncirculated condition and meticulously preserved quality, this piece stands as a testament to historical craftsmanship. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of history with this outstanding addition to your collection.
10 cent Fractional Currency-fr.1240-First Issue(Perforated Edges)-PMG UNC 64 EPQ
Original price was: $850.00.$700.00Current price is: $700.00.
10/19/1776 South Carolina Colonial Note $6 Fr#132 PMG AU53 EPQ Midnight Ride
Original price was: $1,260.00.$980.00Current price is: $980.00.
1773 Pennsylvania 15 Shillings Colonial Note : PMG AU53 FR#PA-168
Original price was: $349.99.$299.49Current price is: $299.49.
1823 $5 Silver Certificate PORTHOLE Large Note Fr#282 PMG 30 Very Fine
Original price was: $2,999.99.$2,599.00Current price is: $2,599.00.
1837 The Lafayette Bank, Boston Massachusetts $10 Ten Dollars PMG Certified
$599.00
- Own a piece of Boston's financial legacy with our 1837 $10 Ten Dollars PMG Certified from The Lafayette Bank, Boston, Massachusetts. Certified by PMG, this artifact embodies the elegance of early American banking. Add depth and prestige to your collection with this meticulously preserved piece of history.
1850s-US, 5 Dollars Massachusetts Boston, Cochituate Bank, PMG Very Fine (#47)
$130.00
Step back in time to the 1850s with our $5 note from the Cochituate Bank in Boston, Massachusetts. Graded PMG Very Fine (#47), this well-preserved relic offers a window into the financial landscape of yesteryears. Add this piece of Massachusetts history to your collection and relive the elegance of banking in the 19th century.
