Fr. 241 $2 1886 Silver Certificate

Variety: Large Silver Certificate (Fr. 241 Rosencrans/Hyatt) Face Value: $2.00 Series: 1886 Graded: No, condition as photographed Notes: N/A

This is a surprising grade. We handled this note raw and fully expected an uncirculated grade. It has been sold as CU in the past, and I expect it will sell for closer to a CU than AU price today. It

FR#242, Rosecrans and Hyatt, s/n B7918792, pp D

1886 $2 Silver Certificate FR-243,Rosecrans-Huston with Large Red Seal. Good,with center split, edge frays and lots of wear. SN# B16860655

PCGS 1886 $2 BEP Souvenir Card, Silver Certificate, 1987 ANA SCCS B-106, FR-240-244 Graded cu64 By PCGS. Up for auction is a Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) Proof Print . It is printed using th

***Auction Highlight*** 1866 $2 Silver Certificate '1st $2 Silver Certificate Issued' General 'Hancock the Superb' FR-242 Grades f+. All Series of 1886 Silver Certificates are highly desired for their

Large size type collectors will immediately recognize this as a very tough note. It is nicknamed the Manning note or the Diamond Back silver certificate. The example offered here is in a problem free

While we do believe this educational to be accurately graded, it is a stunner for the number. It has punch through embossing, gem margins, and rich overprints.

This is the only 1891 $2 silver certificate offered in this auction. It appears that a tiny upper left corner tip fold is the only thing keeping this from a CU grade. Windom notes of this caliber neve

This two dollar educational should be attractive for anyone looking for great eye appeal who also has to keep the final price under $3,000. This piece has rich blue serial numbers, a lush red seal, an

Here is a nice mid-grade 1886 $5 morgan back silver dollar certificate. The back design shows a vignette with five silver dollars. Needless to say, this rare one year design type is especially popular

This is just a flat out rare type note that never seems to be around when you want one. Silver certificates were still a relatively new type of money in 1886. The Manning "Diamond Back" offered here c

This is the only 1886 Morgan back silver certificate offered in today's auction. Curiously, the back quarter folds are taped, yet none of the paper appears to have any significant splits or tears. The

Here is another sharp, problem free educational. If you were ever looking to obtain a $2 ed at a fair price, then today is your chance.

Extremely Rare. 1899 $2 Star Note. Signatures of Parker-Burke. Seal blue. PMG Very Fine 25. This particular note was last sold by Stacks Bowers in the June 2011 Baltimore Auction.

The first of several $2 educationals in today's sale. At a problem free Fine grade, this should be the most affordable of the group offered.

This is the first design of the ever popular "tombstone" note. It got its nickname because it pictures the recently deceased vice-president inside of a portrait frame that looks like a burial tombston

A trifold and a horizontal fold account for the only wear on this lovely Martha Washington silver certificate.

It looks like two pinholes are keeping this Martha Washington note away from the PPQ designation. It has clearly never been pressed or messed with in any way.

This two dollar educational has a few condition comments that are very typical for its degree of circulation. Although, assuming you aren't a grade freak, this piece would work nicely and has a lot of

"HANCOCK" NOTE

1886 $2 Silver Certificate - Obverse BEP Intaglio Souvenir Card B-106, ANA '87 Grades Proof. Up for auction is a Bureau of Engraving and Printing (BEP) Proof Print . It is printed using the original P

(2) SERIES OF 1886 $1.00 SILVER CERTIFICATES

(2) SERIES OF 1886 $1.00 SILVER CERTIFICATES