two. FR-268 -1896 $5.00 Educational certificate . It has a GEM uncirculated 68 condition - which indicates maximum perfection.

What makes this note so special?

a. The final Educational Note series

b. The only recognized CGA GEM-68 that exists

c. One time MATCHING signature combination of TILLMAN-MORGAN.

Other rare notes worth collecting:

1. Two - 1896 $1.00 large-size Educational Silver Certificates These are absolutely beautiful notes:

a. Only 6 serial numbers

b. two Consecutives (very rare!).

c. High Grade d. Only Lowest high-grade, consecutive serial number in existence

This pair was selling for more than $84,000!

two. FR-330 - 1891 $50.00 Silver Certificate There are only 6 of these notes in existence and only a couple ever seen in public. I discovered 1 selling on eBay, in PMG Fine 12 condition, for $23,000

three. FR-23 - 1886 $5.00 certificate. In PCGS 65 condition, this 1 was fetching in the neighborhood of $27,000.

four. FR-343 - 1891 $100.00 Silver Certificate . Only 15 of these notes are known to exist. I found on selling on eBay, in in PMG Fine 12 condition, for $16,500.

As you can see, there are many unique, rare and very useful silver certificates worth collecting and investing in. Prior to purchasing any paper cash online, always do your homework, ask questions, investigate the reputation with the seller carefully, and make sure a 100% full, money-back guarantee is offered on the sale!

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