1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Certificate VG (Fr.233)
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Product Specifications
Series
1899
Condition
Very Good (VG), circulated
Friedberg Number
Fr.233
Signatures
Teehee / Burke
Denomination
$1 USD
Format
Large-size paper currency
Grading Service
None; not professionally certified
Metal Content
None; paper money
Quantity
One note
1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Certificate VG (Fr.233)
$159.99$199.99
Collect a historic large-size U.S. silver certificate featuring an eagle above portraits of Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant. This Series 1899 Fr.233 note bears the Teehee–Burke signature combination.
Very Good describes a circulated note with substantial wear and folds. This listing is for one ungraded note, supplied in a protective currency sleeve. A silver certificate is paper currency, not a silver bullion product.
Photographs are representative. Serial numbers, certification numbers and individual appearance may vary; the pictured specimen is not guaranteed.
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What does BU mean?
Brilliant Uncirculated describes an uncirculated coin. It does not promise a certified numerical grade. Read the condition and finish listed for this product.
How do Proof and Enhanced Uncirculated finishes differ?
Proof and Enhanced Uncirculated are distinct finishes. Match the title, mint mark and finish when comparing editions.
What does random year mean?
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Does every collectible contain silver?
No. Copper-nickel clad coins, nickels and paper currency may contain no precious metal. Check this product’s composition and metal content.
Are the images of the exact item?
Images may be representative. Check the description for date, serial number, certification, condition and packaging details.
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