Sharply struck and lustrous with scattered marks consistent with the grade.

Bright original yellow-gold luster radiates across both sides, highlighting a well-struck design. Surfaces are clean and attractive with only minor marks consistent with the grade.

CAC. Bright yellow-gold luster on choice original surfaces. The strike is sharp and marks are few and minor. Outstanding for the grade, very nearly a Gem, and excellent eye appeal.

First signature variety with smaller bank signature type. The single finest graded by PCGS Banknote. A truly original look with scintillating color and fully margined, with just a little tightness upper left. With only 5 of the 12 Federal Reserve Banks issuing large size $20 denominational notes, there are few high grade examples to be […]

The 1915 Atlanta Federal Reserve Bank Note is one of the most elusive in what is a difficult series. The census stands at just 18 pieces in all grades combined. This example is very  well margined with dark stamped signatures.

A scarce Friedberg number among the $5 Federal Reserve Bank Notes, with a reported population of just 47 pieces. This is the finest graded by PCGS Banknote and only a single 64 has been graded by PMG, with none finer. Bright and original.  With its combination of eye appeal, originality, and low population, this note […]

Sharply struck and a near-Gem with satiny luster and very few marks.

CAC. A pleasing example that is well-struck with rich, original gold color. The surfaces display attractive luster and only light, grade-consistent marks, resulting in strong overall eye appeal.

CAC.  Rich original golden color with vibrant mint luster flowing across the fields and bold devices.  Light contact marks typical for the grade, while the CAC endorsement confirms the coin’s solid quality and eye appeal.