20th Century $1 Silver Certificates With Display Cases

Once, any ordinary American could walk into any bank and exchange $1 Dollar bills for their equivalent value in actual silver dollars or bullion. Those ordinary-looking notes were the specially designated bills known as Silver Certificates. They were discontinued in 1964, but now these coveted 20th century bills can be yours with our 20th Century Silver Dollar Certificate Currency Collection, an exclusive collection presentation ONLY from The Bradford Exchange Mint. This historic presentation begins with Issue One, 1957A. Next to arrive will be Issue Two, 1935F and FREE display box. Soon your collection will continue with Issue Three, 1957, and additional collectible silver certificate dollar bills, each a separate issue to follow.‡

Today, the genuine silver certificate dollar bills in this collection remain highly desirable for their historic obligations, rare signatures and designs, and scarce wartime issues. Enjoy rarely seen designs such as the "Funnyback" and the first "Motto" reverse, as well as World War II era Yellow Seal bills - including the historic "HAWAII" overprint - that could be demonetized if they fell into enemy hands. Each is presented in good to very good condition, and is protectively sealed in a crystal-clear, sonically sealed holder with a holographic seal authenticating it as genuine U.S. currency. FREE Deluxe Display Boxes in mahogany finish with silvery title plaques are also included, perfect for showing off your collection for generations to come. Edition is limited to 5,000 complete collections worldwide, and very strong demand is expected, so don't delay. Order now!