Cleveland District. Well centered with rich color and bright original paper. The serial number is a lowly 3 digit. Great eye appeal!

Atlanta District. A nicely margined and deeply inked Battleship. Nicely embossed with bright white premium paper.

Cleveland District. A great issue of a tougher series released late in the run of large size notes. This example displays bold inks, bright premium paper, and nice wraparound margins.

Minneapolis District. A scarce and attractive early Federal Reserve Bank Note from the Minneapolis district, featuring strong color, solid paper quality, and appealing mid-grade originality. Well-centered with bold signatures and just light circulation.

A beautiful Gem with strong, well-defined detail and brilliant, lustrous surfaces.

Beautifully preserved with soft satiny luster and sharp definition throughout the design.

A sharply struck Premium Gem with bright luster and attractive, lightly toned silver surfaces. Lincoln’s portrait is crisp and well defined, complemented by a bold reverse with strong detail throughout.

A dazzling Premium boasting vibrant, satiny luster that radiates across both sides. The strike is sharp for the issue, with strong head detail supporting the Full Head designation. Original surfaces display attractive, light champagne-gold toning with subtle peripheral accents, free of any meaningful distractions. Exceptionally eye appealing and clearly high-end for the MS66FH grade.

This early Walker displays pleasing original silver-white surfaces with soft, satiny luster and a well-balanced overall appearance. Strike quality is better than typically encountered for the date, with solid detail remaining through Liberty’s central gown lines and the eagle’s wing feathers on the reverse. Wholesome and desirable with strong eye appeal.