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1934A $10 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii Main Image

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This special emergency-issue $10 Federal Reserve Note has hawaii overprinted on both sides. Alexander Hamilton's portrait appears on the face, and a view of the U.S. Treasury Building appears on the back. With brown seal and serial numbers, and Julian-Morgenthau signatures.. The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/Federal-Reserve-Districts”>Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

1934A $10 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii

Series 1934A $10 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii VG Main Image

This special emergency-issue $10 Federal Reserve Note has HAWAII overprinted on both sides. Alexander Hamilton`s portrait appears on the face, and a view of the U.S. Treasury Building appears on the back. With brown seal and serial numbers, and Julian-Morgenthau signatures.

Series 1934A $10 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii VG

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note 1st Day of Issue with Stamp, Boston Main Image

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note 1st Day of Issue with Stamp, Boston

1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note, Atlanta Main Image

When our buyers came across this group of scarce, high-denomination $500 notes, they bought them on the spot! Now, you have the chance to own one of these desirable issues in your choice from Very Fine to About Uncirculated grades &ndash; attention-getters for any collection! Issued between 1929-1945, these $500 notes were intended for interbank transactions and not for public use. As of June 1945, 74% of all $500 notes were redeemed and destroyed. The number of survivors has been shrinking ever since. Each scarce note is over 75 years old and features a green seal and serial numbers. The face bears a portrait of President William McKinley, while the back features an intricately engraved design. We have only 1 of each note available.

1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note, Atlanta

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WWII Emergency Hawaii Note Set Main Image

At 6 A.M. on December 7, 1941, over 200 Japanese planes winged their way to Pearl Harbor. Following the attack, the U.S. released a special series of paper money for exclusive use in the Pacific. With a brown seal and hawaii overprinted on the face and back, the notes could be declared worthless if they fell into enemy hands. Now, the two highest denominations in the series &ndash; $10 and $20 Hawaii Notes &ndash; are together in this historic set. Add to an existing collection or give as a gift, but don't miss out.

WWII Emergency Hawaii Note Set

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note 1st Day of Issue with Stamp, Minneapolis Main Image

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note 1st Day of Issue with Stamp, Minneapolis

Uncut Sheet of Four Series 2009 $10 Federal Reserve Notes Main Image

Discover the fun of owning Choice Crisp Uncirculated Uncut Sheets of U.S. paper money! Series 2009 $10 Notes signed by U.S. Treasury Secretary Timothy Geithner and U.S. Treasurer Rosa Rios. Each $10-note set has four issues. Each sheet comes to you in an informative, and protective folder that describes the details of their respective notes. Collector favorites &ndash; order these sheets today!

Uncut Sheet of Four Series 2009 $10 Federal Reserve Notes

1960s $1 Federal Reserve Note Complete Signature Set Main Image

Here&rsquo;s an exciting opportunity for paper money enthusiasts! With this 8-note set, you&rsquo;ll enjoy Choice Crisp Uncirculated examples of every signature combination issued on the $1 notes bearing a 1960s series date! Unlike coins, the date on paper money changes only when changes are authorized or a new U.S. treasurer or secretary takes office. With this complete set, you&rsquo;ll enjoy all eight 1963-1969D notes:

<ul>
	<li>1963 Granahan-Dillon</li>
	<li>1963A Granahan-Fowler</li>
	<li>1963B Granahan-Barr &ndash; bears the signature of Joseph W. Barr, who had the shortest term of any secretary of the treasury &ndash; serving just 1 month during the last days of President Lyndon B. Johnson&rsquo;s administration.</li>
	<li>1969 Elston-Kennedy &ndash; holds the distinction of being signed by the same people as the following issue! The signature combination is different because Dorothy Elston married in 1970, changing her name to Dorothy Kabis. This marked the first time a treasurer&rsquo;s signature was changed during their time in office!</li>
	<li>1969A Kabis-Kennedy</li>
	<li>1969B Kabis-Connally</li>
	<li>1969C Banuelos-Connally</li>
	<li>1969D Banuelos-Schultz</li>
</ul>

Facsimile signatures of the U.S. Treasurer and Secretary of the Treasury appear on the notes&rsquo; faces. All 8 regular issues in this complete set are in sought-after Choice Crisp Uncirculated condition. This is a great opportunity for you to own a complete signature set of 1960s dated $1 Federal Reserve Notes. It&rsquo;s not often that we come across enough notes to offer complete sets of this quality, so I urge you to order quickly!

1960s $1 Federal Reserve Note Complete Signature Set

1963A $1 Federal Reserve Note Main Image

Series 1963A $1 Federal Reserve Note Main Image

This Series 1963A $1 bill is among the first to feature the revised obligation THIS NOTE IS LEGAL TENDER FOR ALL DEBTS, PUBLIC AND PRIVATE. A portrait of George Washington is on the face. The back shows the Great Seal of the United States. With green seal and serial numbers and Granahan-Fowler signatures.

Series 1963A $1 Federal Reserve Note

1963A $1 Federal Reserve Note

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Star Note Main Image

This star note features the first $2 Federal Reserve Note design &ndash; a portrait of Thomas Jefferson on the face and the painting Declaration of Independence on back. When a note is damaged during manufacture, it is replaced by one with a star beside the serial number. These are much scarcer than regular issues. With green seal and serial numbers, and St. Louis Federal Reserve District seal. Neff-Simon signatures. . The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Display|10001|10001|-1||LearnNav|Federal-Reserve-Districts.html">Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Star Note

2013 Uncut Sheet of $2 Federal Reserve Notes Main Image

Highlight your collection with a Choice Crisp uncut sheet of $2 bills nicknamed &ldquo;Texas Twos&rdquo;. The first four digits of the serial number increase by 6 (9883, 9889, 9895 and 9901), and the last four digits in this uncut sheet all match. The serial numbers in each set are unique! 

Printed in limited quantities at the BEP&rsquo;s state-of-the-art facility in Fort Worth, Texas, these seldom-seen $2 notes with Lew-Rios signatures feature revered Founding Father Thomas Jefferson. A strong advocate of political and religious freedom, Jefferson was the principal author of the Declaration of Independence. Later, as secretary of state, vice president and then 3rd U.S. president, Jefferson helped shape the government and borders of our new nation. 

Each set comes with an informative folder describing the $2 note&rsquo;s design. Enjoy a unique way to collect U.S. paper money with this affordable uncut sheet of &ldquo;Texas Twos&rdquo;!

2013 Uncut Sheet of $2 Federal Reserve Notes

Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note Main Image

The first $2 Federal Reserve Note design! A portrait of Thomas Jefferson is on the face of this note, and a portion of the painting THE SIGNING OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE appears on the back. With green Treasury seal and serial numbers, Neff-Simon signatures and Dallas Federal Reserve District seal. The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Display|10001|29555|-1||LearnNav|Federal-Reserve-Districts.html">Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note Twelve Districts Set Main Image

Own a prized complete "12-Districts" Set of 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Notes! <ul><li>12 notes &ndash; one from each of America&#39;s Federal Reserve Banks</li><li>Collector-preferred Crisp Uncirculated condition</li><li>Series 1976 notes &ndash; very first $2 Federal Reserve Notes!</li><li>Reverse features John Trumbull&#39;s painting The Signing of the Declaration of Independence</li><li>Complete sets are especially difficult to assemble, because $2 bills are rarely used & printed only in limited quantities</li><li>This set also includes a 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note, 1st Day of Issue with stamp</li></ul> Purchase this complete "12-Districts" Set now, or call 1-800-645-3122 to take advantage of our easy interest-free payment plan! You just make 2 easy payments, and still receive your complete set immediately!

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note Twelve Districts Set

Series 1999 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note Main Image

Series 1999 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note CUNC Main Image

When a note is damaged during manufacture, it is replaced by one bearing a star beside the serial number. These notes are much scarcer than regular issues. A portrait of George Washington is on the face. The back shows both sides of the Great Seal. With green seal and serial numbers and Withrow-Summers signatures.

Series 1999 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note CUNC

Series 1999 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note CCU Main Image

Series 1999 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note CCU

When a note is damaged during manufacture, it is replaced by one bearing a star beside the serial number. These notes are much scarcer than regular issues. A portrait of George Washington is on the face. The back shows both sides of the Great Seal. With green seal and serial numbers and Withrow-Summers signatures. . The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Display|10001|10001|-1||LearnNav|Federal-Reserve-Districts.html">Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

Series 1999 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note

1934A $10 Federal Reserve Hawaii Note with Free Holder Main Image

Honor the 75th anniversary of World War II&#39;s end with this prized memento. As a precaution against Japanese invasion and occupation of Hawaii after the attack on Pearl Harbor, specially marked currency was issued for those islands to replace regular U.S. currency. The Emergency Notes, including this Series 1934A $10 Federal Reserve Note, were distinguished by brown serial numbers and seals, vertical hawaii overprints on each side of the face, and hawaii in large letters across the back. The overprints allowed the notes to be easily identified and declared worthless if large quantities fell into enemy hands. Now, add this popular $10 issue to your collection in attractive Very Fine condition and SAVE! Comes in a FREE currency holder with story card.

1934A $10 Federal Reserve Hawaii Note with Free Holder

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Star Note with Bicentennial Stamp Sheet Set Main Image

Salute America's 200th anniversary in your collection with this patriotic set from the nation's bicentennial year! <ul><li>Set includes a Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note and a set of 4 stamp sheets from 1976</li><li>$2 note features a star to indicate that the note was issued to replace one damaged during the manufacturing process</li><li>Note is available in Choice Crisp Uncirculated condition</li><li>The $2 note is the first design of its kind</li><li>Stamp sheets feature 4 historic scenes from the Revolutionary War & signing of the Declaration of Independence</li><li>Stamps are offered in Mint Never Hinged (MNH) condition</li></ul> Whether keeping for yourself or sharing with the American history buff in your life, this is the perfect set to ring in 250 years of America! Get yours now!

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Star Note with Bicentennial Stamp Sheet Set

1969B $1 Federal Reserve Note, New York Main Image

Issued for just 4 months and 25 days in 1971, Series 1969B $1 Federal Reserve Notes are now over 50 years old &ndash; and those offered here are still in Choice Crisp Uncirculated condition. They bear the signature of U.S. Secretary of the Treasury John B. Connally. During WWII he served on General Eisenhower&rsquo;s staff during the planning of the North Africa Campaign. Later in 1963, while serving as Governor of Texas, he was riding in the presidential limousine (and was seriously injured) when John F. Kennedy was assassinated. 

While the signatures on U.S. paper money often go unnoticed, the history behind the signatures they bear can add intrigue to your collection. Order now!

1969B $1 Federal Reserve Note, New York

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note - Philadelphia Main Image

The first $2 Federal Reserve Note design! A portrait of Thomas Jefferson is on the face of this note, and a portion of the painting The Signing of the Declaration of Independence appears on the back. With green Treasury seal and serial numbers, Neff-Simon signatures and Philadelphia Federal Reserve District seal. The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Display|10001|29555|-1||LearnNav|Federal-Reserve-Districts.html">Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note - Philadelphia

1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii Main Image

Series 1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii VG Main Image

At 6 A.M. on December 7, 1941 Japanese planes attacked Pearl Harbor. Just months later, the U.S. released a special series of paper money for exclusive use in Hawaii and the Pacific. Officials feared the Japanese would invade the islands and this special currency would become worthless if it fell into enemy hands. Today, these special notes are in great demand among collectors: <ul><li>Historic brown seals and serial numbers</li><li>HAWAII overprinted in bold letters on the face and back</li><li>Julian-Morgenthau signatures</li><li>Emergency-issue &ndash; only during WWII</li></ul> The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Display|10001|10001|-1||LearnNav|Federal-Reserve-Districts.html">Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

Series 1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii VG

Series 1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii, Fine Main Image

Series 1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii, Fine

Series 1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii VF Main Image

Series 1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii VF

Series 1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii XF Main Image

Series 1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii XF

1934A $20 Federal Reserve Note, Hawaii

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note - Atlanta Main Image

The first $2 Federal Reserve Note design! A portrait of Thomas Jefferson is on the face of this note, and a portion of the painting THE SIGNING OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE appears on the back. With green Treasury seal and serial numbers, Neff-Simon signatures and Atlanta Federal Reserve District seal. The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Display|10001|29555|-1||LearnNav|Federal-Reserve-Districts.html">Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note - Atlanta

Series 1995 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note Main Image

Series 1995 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note CUNC Main Image

When a note is damaged during manufacture, it is replaced by one bearing a star beside the serial number. These notes are much scarcer than regular issues. A portrait of George Washington is on the face. The back shows both sides of the Great Seal. With green seal and serial numbers and Withrow-Rubin signatures.

Series 1995 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note CUNC

Series 1995 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note CCU Main Image

Series 1995 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note CCU

When a note is damaged during manufacture, it is replaced by one bearing a star beside the serial number. These notes are much scarcer than regular issues. A portrait of George Washington is on the face. The back shows both sides of the Great Seal. With green seal and serial numbers and Withrow-Rubin signatures. . The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Display|10001|10001|-1||LearnNav|Federal-Reserve-Districts.html">Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

Series 1995 $1 Federal Reserve Star Note

Series 1914 $5 Federal Reserve Note Main Image

1914 $5 Large-Size Federal Reserve Note Main Image

Popularly known as "horseblankets" because of their huge size, large paper money from the 19th and early 20th century is now one of the hottest collectible areas in the hobby. And this Series 1914 $5 note is a currency favorite! <ul><li>Features famous engravings Columbus&#39;s Discovery of Land and The Landing of the Pilgrims </li> <li>Signatures vary</li><li>Blue seal and serial numbers</li></ul> Of all the large-size Federal Reserve notes issued, over 99.84% have been redeemed. With only a small number remaining, you&#39;ll want to secure this prized issue right away!

1914 $5 Large-Size Federal Reserve Note

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Federal Reserve Radar Note Main Image

$1 Federal Reserve Radar Note       CUNC Main Image

At first glance this note may look like an ordinary $1 bill. But if you take a closer look, you&#39;ll see it&#39;s special... This Radar Note has sought-after "fancy" serial numbers that read the same forward or backward, just like the word radar! Finding notes with unusual serial number is a difficult yet exciting challenge, and it&#39;s been years since we&#39;ve had enough Radar Notes to offer them in our catalogs. Now thanks to a special purchase, you can surprise your favorite collector with this unusual Choice Crisp Uncirculated gift &ndash; order right away!

$1 Federal Reserve Radar Note       CUNC

Federal Reserve Radar Note

Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note - Richmond Main Image

Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note CUNC Main Image

The first $2 Federal Reserve Note design! A portrait of Thomas Jefferson is on the face of this note, and a portion of the painting THE SIGNING OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE appears on the back. With green Treasury seal and serial numbers, Neff-Simon signatures and Richmond Federal Reserve District seal. The issuing Federal Reserve District of the pictured note may or may not be available. <a href="/webapp/wcs/stores/servlet/Display|10001|29555|-1||LearnNav|Federal-Reserve-Districts.html">Click here to learn more about the 12 Federal Reserve Districts.</a>

Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note CUNC

Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note CCU Main Image

Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note CCU

Series 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note - Richmond

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