Help To Identify Condition Of $1 1923 Silver Certificate In Plastic

Great embossing clearly visible. No evident folds. Guessing this could well be in mint state.

I will try & get a better picture tomm-
so led flashlight to the side no over head light or other light- shoot straight on it with camera?

Agree, sharper pics with strong side lighting should resolve this.

Those are the best photos so far, thanks. The note has a natural paper wave and excellent embossing. I'd say it's all original and uncirculated.

I agree with Steve. Note looks uncirculated. Really nice paper wave.

I don't really buy on ebay, I picked up an uncirculated one for $80 cash locally so I would assume ebay would be $120-$150.

Might be more ebay prices tend to be higher than local prices.

You can say whatever you want. The seller on ebay can return for any reason even if you say no returns and you are 100% accurate. The buyer is at a disadvantage on ebay. It's a nice note, and you'll probably do well, check sold listings. Because it's not slabbed you might get less than if it was slabbed.

Slabbed means 3rd party graded (like the below). Have you considered selling to a local coin shop? You might not get ebay prices but you will get cash and a quick sale.






Yes, my title would be: "Beautiful Uncirculated and Original 1923 $1 Silver certificate"

In the description:

"Hello all, I have a beautiful, original and uncirculated 1923 $1 Silver certificate. Look at the side lighting pictures you can see that the note has natural paper weave and excellent embossing. Look at the front picture, the note is just pretty. I can see no handling marks. Look at the pictures and judge for yourself. Price is firm, but please let me know if you have any questions or want other pictures.

Thanks for looking

Please Note: Sale is as is, no returns, look at the pictures, what you see is what you get"

Yes you can use what ever I posted. As to how to sell it, I'm sorry, I really can't help there. The issue with this note is that its really one that should be 3rd party graded to get the most money. I'm afraid the way the market is with an auction you might get low bid and with a buy it now you might not get much traction. If its me I would do a Buy It Now, and if I wanted to sell it quickly I would price in the low $100 (may $105) if I wanted a full price I may try for mid $100's (like $135). Please note that I paid $80 for mine, so I can't say what a good ebay price is, I don't buy currency on ebay. Maybe Steve can help you with pricing.