These certificates fetch slightly more than face value, though uncirculated notes typically sell for $2 to $4. In 1896, the silver dollar certificate carried a unique design that is known as the ...

In fact, the 1896 design can be worth over $1,000 if it's in perfect condition, with circulated certificates trading for $100 to $500 apiece. $1 Silver Certificate (1896), Vignette of History ...

In 1896, the United States released the Educational ... revered notes ever produced by our government. For years, the silver certificate was a dull rendition of black ink featured on the obverse ...

Observe of 1896 $1 silver certificate: History Instructing Youth. Design by William Low, with Thomas Morris, engraved by George Smillie and Charles Schlecht, black ink on paper Courtesy of Glenn ...

Former Albuquerque Coin Club president Phil Vitale talked about the history of Running Antelope’s $5 silver certificate. After the troubled “educational series” notes of 1896, the Bureau of ...

The last time a woman appeared on any U.S. paper money was in the 1800s, when Martha Washington's portrait graced $1 bills. Some 120 years later, a woman will appear on the $10 bill, the Treasury ...

William Steinway, circa 1882, photo by William Kurtz, New York City. Courtesy Henry Z. Steinway archive. In the election of 1896, unlimited silver coinage vs. the gold standard brought out the same ...

Silver certificates were once legal tender in the ... especially in uncirculated condition. In fact, the 1896 design can be worth over $1,000 if it's in perfect condition, with circulated ...

In fact, the 1896 design can be worth over $1,000 if it's in perfect condition, with circulated certificates trading for $100 to $500 apiece. $1 Silver Certificate (1896), Vignette of History ...