Currency

A framed set of original fractional US currency including 10c, 25c and 50C circa 1862 / 1867.   During the war there was a shortage of metal. Paper currency was used for small denominations in the design of the current postal stamps.  The...

The 1896 Educational Series is, in my opinion, represents the most incredible quality of graphic design on any U.S. currency. The one dollar note represents "History instructing Youth" serial # 458063. To the right is a panoramic view of the Capitol...

A complete series of one dollar United States large note silver certificates including a 1891 Martha Washington certificate serial # E55127257, a 1896 Educational certificate serial # 911213, a 1899 Black Eagle serial # A14074095, and the last large note...

A United States ten dollar Note dated 1901 serial #41892148 The only bill that ever featured an animal (American bisson) on the front of the note with Lewis & Clark portraits on either side. The bill is in choice uncirculated condition and framed...

The 1899 series consists of a large note of a one, two, and five dollar bill. The one dollar bill features an Eagle on the American Flag with portraits of President Lincoln and Grant, and a large blue Treasury Seal to the right serial # M31805575...

A one, two, and three dollar notes from The Bank of De Soto in Nebraska dated 1863. The one dollar note features farmers Serial # 4162, the two dollar note features a paddle-wheeler serial #3710, and the three dollar note features a cart pulled by oxen...

A framed set of original fractional US currency including 5C, 10c, and 25C. During the war there was a shortage of metal. Paper currency was used for small denominations in the design of the current postal stamps. The framed set measures 17" tall...

The Fifth and final issue of the Fractional Currency. A ten cent and twenty-five cent note of John Allison, Register and F.E.Spinner,Treasurer. The museum quality frame measures 15" tall by 12" wide by 1" thick.  Both sides of the fractional...

A one ounce pure silver coin in the form of the $5.00 Canadian Maple Leaf Considered a premium value silver coin 285 coins are available

A five dollar note from The Central National Bank of Oakland dated August 11, 1909. Features the portrait of Ben Harrison 23rd President on the face of the bill and "The Landing of the Pilgrims" on the reverse. The bill represents the The Charter...

At the conclusion of the Civil War, coins were at an extreme shortage. Postage stamps were used as a means of providing change. The stamps stuck to each other so they printed fractional currency of a series of stamps. This 1862 fifty cent...

A complete collection of the 1922 Gold Certificates including a $10.00 goldcertificate serial # H75132176 with President Michael Hillegas, a $20.00 gold certificate serial # K82634805 with President Washington, a $50.00 gold certicate serial # B4190213...

A five dollar large note from The Federal Reserve Bank Blue Seal circa 1914 framed in a museum maghony frame with double acid free mats. The bill is displayed on both sides. Features the portrait of Abraham Lincoln President on the face of the bill...

A fifty dollar promissary note from The New Orleans Canal Banking Company circa 1800's. Museum quality framed measuring 10" tall by 14" wide by 1" thick since 1979 Business since 1979

A ten dollar Gold Certificate featuring a portrait of President Hillegas in the center, "X" to the left and a large Treasury Seal to the right. Serial # C45880117 On the reverse is an Eagle and Shield in the center print in a bright orange (gold) color...

A twenty dollar Gold Certificate featuring a portrait of President Washington in the center, "XX" to the left and a large Treasury Seal to the right. Serial # K42462289 on the reverse is an Eagle and Shield in the center print in a bright orange (gold)...

Presented is three Red Seal Notes of the 1917 Series framed in a burlwood frame measuring 23" tall by 17" wide by 1 1/2" thick. The one dollar note features the portrait of George Washington in the center, scene of Columbus sighting land to the left...

An uncut sheet of Promissary Notes from The Delaware Bridge Company in Lambertville, New Jersey. The sheet consists of two one dollar notes and one each of a two and three dollar note. Museum quality framed measuring 22" tall by 17" wide by 1" thick...