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Featuring George Washington, 1899 $2 Silver Certificate is a beautiful piece of vintage paper currency that was designed in the classic large format. These notes have also been sent to PCGS for certification, where they received a grade of Very Fine 20. If you are interested in historic paper currency, these notes could be a great addition to your collection. Right now, 1899 $2 Silver Certificate Notes in Very Fine condition are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Note Highlights:
All 1899 Silver Certificate Notes in this online JM Bullion listing are considered legal tender by the United States government. The notes have been sent to PCGS for certification as well. Following a professional inspection, PCGS assigned them a grade of Very Fine 20. As such, some folds and crumpling may be visible across the body of the note. The focal points and edges could have minor wear as well. Each note will arrive to you in a protective sleeve that includes a label bearing the official grading details.
On the obverse of these $2 Silver Certificate Notes, there is a portrait of George Washington. On either side of the portrait, you will find allegorical representations of Mechanics and Agriculture. The serial number is listed twice and you will also find a blue Treasury seal on the right side. The obverse also contains signatures of the US Treasurer and Secretary of the Treasury.
The reverse side of 1899 $2 Silver Certificates contains various denomination details. In each corner, you will see the denomination listed numerically. The words Silver Certificate also appear in three sections across the reverse. Additional text reads United States of America, Two Dollars.
Large format silver certificates debuted in 1878 and continued on through the 1923 Series. In 1928, all large-size notes were replaced by the familiar small format that is still used today. The $2 denomination was not printed until 1886 following the Act of August 4th. Three different designs were used in 1886, 1891, and 1896 before George Washington made his $2 silver certificate debut in 1899. This was also the final series of $2 Silver Certificates.
If you have questions, we’re happy to help. JM Bullion customer service is available at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and through our email address.
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Featuring George Washington, 1899 $2 Silver Certificate is a beautiful piece of vintage paper currency that was designed in the classic large format. These notes have also been sent to PCGS for certification, where they received a grade of Very Fine 20. If you are interested in historic paper currency, these notes could be a great addition to your collection. Right now, 1899 $2 Silver Certificate Notes in Very Fine condition are available to purchase online from JM Bullion.
Note Highlights:
All 1899 Silver Certificate Notes in this online JM Bullion listing are considered legal tender by the United States government. The notes have been sent to PCGS for certification as well. Following a professional inspection, PCGS assigned them a grade of Very Fine 20. As such, some folds and crumpling may be visible across the body of the note. The focal points and edges could have minor wear as well. Each note will arrive to you in a protective sleeve that includes a label bearing the official grading details.
On the obverse of these $2 Silver Certificate Notes, there is a portrait of George Washington. On either side of the portrait, you will find allegorical representations of Mechanics and Agriculture. The serial number is listed twice and you will also find a blue Treasury seal on the right side. The obverse also contains signatures of the US Treasurer and Secretary of the Treasury.
The reverse side of 1899 $2 Silver Certificates contains various denomination details. In each corner, you will see the denomination listed numerically. The words Silver Certificate also appear in three sections across the reverse. Additional text reads United States of America, Two Dollars.
Large format silver certificates debuted in 1878 and continued on through the 1923 Series. In 1928, all large-size notes were replaced by the familiar small format that is still used today. The $2 denomination was not printed until 1886 following the Act of August 4th. Three different designs were used in 1886, 1891, and 1896 before George Washington made his $2 silver certificate debut in 1899. This was also the final series of $2 Silver Certificates.
If you have questions, we’re happy to help. JM Bullion customer service is available at 800-276-6508, online using our live chat, and through our email address.
