Post Your Silver Certificates!

To give you some idea of how common the Series 1923 $1 SCs are: there were over 3 Billion (!) of them printed in the six short years until large size notes were discontinued. The second most common note, the Series 1917 "X-Back" $1 US Note, had a print run of around $970 Million (itself no small feat) over twice as many years.

Your note (the Speelman/White FR37 issue) was issued in the staggering amount of 2.4 Billion all by itself - a record not to be surpassed until around WWII if I recall. The type is so common that even the much scarcer FR38 issue (Woods/White sigs), with a print run of less than 10% of the Speelman/White note, is still available in high grades for the same price!

As an example, here's an FR38 I purchased recently for less than $260 -

This is from the first series of the Black Eagles and was printed in 1899 or 1900 (Lyons/Roberts sigs).

Note the lack of block letters at either end of the serial number - at that time there were not enough printed to necessitate them, even for a one dollar bill!

Very nice looking Black Eagle.

I forgot I had this. I found it with the $20 star note I recently posted.

Very nice!

You are correct Steve - that is certainly something you or anyone will not see everyday

Very nice!