Gold Certificates

Gold certificates, made from 1879 to 1933,  are a type of currency that was issued by the United States government. They were certificates that could be exchanged for a specific amount of gold, typically tied to the value of gold in the economy. Gold certificates were used to facilitate the use of gold as a form of currency, allowing people to easily transfer gold without having to physically transport it. They were typically used for transactions between banks and other financial institutions

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    Rare 1928 Series AA Block $100 Gold Certificate

    Unveiling the 1928 Series AA Block The 1928 series AA block $100 gold certificate is a noteworthy piece in the realm of currency collectibles. Featuring a stunning gold seal, this particular note is not just a means of currency but a work of art that reflects the financial history of its time. It does have…