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Good looking group of notes @dsfreeworld. Thanks for sharing. I love $1 U.S. banknotes. I have more $1 notes than any other denomination. Small-size Silver Certificates are where many new collectors start. They're readily available, making them typically inexpensive and they're are many series and variations that make collecting them interesting. My favorite small-size SC is series 1934. It's a one year design different from the previous 1928E and different from the following series 1935. It's also the last series with the Funnyback design on the back. No small-size SC collection is complete without one of these.   |
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My favorite small-size SC is series 1934. It's a one year design different from the previous 1928E and different from the following series 1935. It's also the last series with the Funnyback design on the back. No small-size SC collection is complete without one of these On my radar now! Thanks for the insight. |
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General thoughts - when I first started collecting paper money, I wandered around, looking for "value" and things that caught my eye. It didn't take me long to realize how vast the field was, especially for large size notes, and that I'd never have enough money to own many of them if I didn't set up some achievable goals and stop buying duplicates for upgrading. I set a grade objective for all the types, series and denominations I wanted to own, with the goal of buying each note only once (with certain exceptions) and I've stuck to this plan for over four years now. Some grading goals were fairly high for common denominations (for example, TPG 66Q for the Black Eagle, but only TPG 45/55Q for the tougher notes like the Tombstones and the Rainbows. The plan is working well and I stray as seldom as possible. |
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Great advice coinfrog. It's a plan I want to find myself following.
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Edited by Coinfrog
01/22/2022 6:36 pm
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Another notable $1 note is the note that started it all, the series 1862 $1 Legal Tender note. It was a joint effort between the National Currency Bureau and the National Bank Note Company and features the signatures of Chittenden/Spinner. It references the Treasury in New York and has a portrait of Salmon P. Chase, the Secretary of the Treasury under President Lincoln.  |
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Fantastic examples!  |
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Super notes. Thanks for sharing them.
That 1918 National Currency note is my favourite design of all US notes, and the first large size note I ever bought!
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Some beautiful notes posted! Thanks for sharing! Here is the oldest note in my stash. I don't know if this qualifies but it's a dollar note.  |
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Sure it qualifies - very nice!
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Here is the oldest note in my stash. I don't know if this qualifies but it's a dollar note. Outstanding! |
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I don't know if this qualifies but it's a dollar note great note  winner winner dollar dinner Edited by dsfreeworld
01/26/2022 12:25 pm
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Edited by hfjacinto
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