1950 $5 Green Seal Note Circulated

The green seal of this septuagenarian note indicated that it was issued under the authority of the Federal Reserve and could not be exchanged for silver on demand. Circulated quality at a great price.

1953 $5 Blue Seal Note Circulated

Once redeemable for actual silver these $5 Silver Certificates were issued in 1934 and 1953.  The option for redemption was discontinued by Congress in 1963. Silver Certificates carry distinctive blue Treasury seals and serial numbers.

1959 Washington Born Virginia Collis Restrike MS-63RB

Bezel for US Silver Dime

Bezel for US Silver Dime

Hawaii $20 Note Circulated

After the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor, Hawaii was threatened with invasion so the Treasury issued emergency currency for the islands. This Hawaii $20 silver certificate overprint note with special brown seals could have been demonetized had many...

Journey of the Magi Mini

Silver tetradrachm of King Azes II of Bactria, identified by historians as having sent one of the three magi, or wise men, to pay homage to the baby Jesus.Weight/Dimensions: 85.1 g Metal: Bronze

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency

Isn't it amazing that a scrap of paper printed by the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania in the earliest days of America still survives? These colonial currency notes offer a fascinating glimpse into this great nation's beginnings. The currency that circulated...

U.S. Air Force Medal of Honor Colorized Kennedy Half Dollar

Honor those who have served this great nation with a specially enhanced U.S. legal tender Kennedy half dollar featuring a full color image of the Air Force Medal of Honor. The high-definition colorization process is accomplished through a...

U.S. Marines Medal of Honor Colorized Kennedy Half Dollar

Honor those who have served this great nation with a specially enhanced U.S. legal tender Kennedy half dollar featuring a full color image of the Marines' Medal of Honor. The high-definition colorization process is accomplished through a revolutionary...