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$35.00Discover a piece of American history with the 1995 One Dollar Web Note Cleveland – Circulated. This rare and intriguing currency stands out for its unique printing process. Unlike standard notes, Web Notes were printed using experimental methods aimed at increasing efficiency. Although the project was short-lived, it left collectors with a fascinating relic of innovation, making this circulated Web Note a must-have for enthusiasts and numismatists alike.
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$40.00Experience a rare piece of monetary history with the 1995 One Dollar Web Note circulated. As a fascinating product for collectors, this note holds a unique place in the evolution of U.S. currency. Designed as part of a short-lived experimental printing process, Web Notes are special because they were created using an automated web-fed press system. This innovation aimed to streamline and simplify the production of paper currency, making this note not only a collectible but also a significant artifact in modern currency development.
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$95.00The 1995 One Dollar Web Note from the Boston district graded PMG66 EPQ combines history and exceptional numismatic quality in one remarkable offering. With a high-grade classification of PMG66 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality), this rarity signifies pristine condition, sharp detail, and exceptional production standards. By owning this note, you are acquiring a piece of American currency history that stands out due to its unique production method and limited availability.
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$125.00Step back in time with the remarkable One Dollar Hawaii Overprint Series 1935 A, a fascinating artifact from World War II. This emergency currency was issued during a pivotal moment in American history when the United States was navigating the uncertainties of war.
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$175.00This $10 Federal Reserve Star Note Series of 1950 D is crisp with good edges. No pinholes are apparent but it has one old, very noticeable vertical fold center.
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$245.00The $10 Hawaii Overprint Currency Note Series OF 1934 A is part of an emergency currency issued by the United States Treasury Department in the territory of Hawaii starting on June 25, 1942, and continuing until the lifting of currency restrictions on October 21, 1944.
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$200.00The $10 Hawaii Overprint Currency Note Series OF 1934 A is part of an emergency currency issued by the United States Treasury Department in the territory of Hawaii starting on June 25, 1942, and continuing until the lifting of currency restrictions on October 21, 1944.
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$150.00The 1950 D Series Federal Reserve $10 Star Note is a remarkable piece of currency history. This bill, known as a star note, is notable for its distinct numbering system, where the star symbol replaces a single digit in the serial number, distinguishing it from regular notes.
