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10pc $1 Silver Certificates, Sequential
Although they look like regular $1 bills, this 10 pack of sequential last-series Silver Certificates were actually worth "…one silver dollar payable to the bearer on demand" at the U.S. Treasury. Abolished by the Act of June 4, 1963, these notes are now obsolete! |
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1914/1918 $5 FRN Note
These extremely scarce 1914/1918 Series Federal Reserve Notes (FRN) symbolized American pride, power and ingenuity in the early 1900s. These $5 denomination notes, in Fine or better condition, feature the era's most beautiful, albeit unconventional, imagery. |
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$1 MPC Note Series 681
Issued to help avoid using American currency in enemy territory, these notes were used by soldiers to make purchases on the military base. They are popular because of the image of the U.S. Air Force Thunderbirds flying in formation on the reverse of the note. |
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 1854-56 Obsolete $5 note Rhode Island
Prior to the Civil War, thousands of independent banks took it upon themselves to solve the nation’s currency problem by issuing their own notes. When these banks went belly up, they left behind a series of obsolete “Broken Bank” notes. |
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