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$1, $2, $5 Silver, Red & Blue Seal Note - 3pc Collection

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$1, $2, $5 Silver, Red & Blue Seal Note - 3pc Collection

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Buy $1, $2, $5 Silver, Red & Blue Seal Note Set Online!

 

Explore the 1950s with this fun trio of unique U.S. currency notes! This collection showcases a $2 note with a distinctive red seal, alongside $1 and $5 silver certificates featuring blue seals, all dated from the 1950s. Each note offers a glimpse into a unique era of US numismatic heritage. Order the $1, $2, $5 Silver, Red, & Blue Seal Note Collection online from Bullion Shark!

 

The $2 note, part of the 1953 series, stands out as the last to be issued without the "in God We Trust" motto. During the transition period these notes were systematically destroyed upon redemption. Notably, this series marked the debut of the seal positioned on the right side of Jefferson's portrait. Meanwhile, the $1 and $5 silver certificates are special relics from when U.S. currency was still backed by the silver standard. These notes could be redeemed for their face value in silver dollar coins or bullion at any time! However, this program was discontinued in the early 1960s once the dollar was no longer backed by the silver standard, and these notes could only be used as legal tender.

 

This trio of $1, $2, and $5 Silver, Red & Blue Seal Notes makes a unique addition to any collection, inviting collectors to compare and contrast these vintage notes with the modern bills in your wallet! This collection makes the perfect gift for any numismatic enthusiast as well. Add this fun and affordable set to your collection today!

 

Why Collect The $1, $2, $5 Silver, Red & Blue Seal Note Set?

 

  1. Included a $1, $2, and $5 note from the 1950s.
  2. Special Red and Blue Seal notes that are not produced today.
  3. The $1 and $5 notes are Silver Certificate notes, currency that used to be exchangeable for silver dollars or bullion at any time! This program was discontinued in the early 1960s.
  4. The 1953 Red Seal $2 note was the last to be issued without the “in God We Trust” motto, and the first year to have the seal on the right side of Jefferson’s portrait.


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$1, $2, $5 Silver, Red & Blue Seal Note - 3pc Collection FAQ

A silver certificate was a form of paper currency issued by the United States government that could be exchanged for a specific amount of silver.

The red seal on the $2 note signifies its issuance as a United States Note. The color of the seal distinguishes different types of currency issued by the US government.

$1 and $5 silver certificates were issued during a time when the United States currency was backed by silver. Holders of these certificates could redeem them for their equivalent value in silver bullion or coins.

After the early 1960s, when the United States discontinued the silver standard, $1 and $5 silver certificates could no longer be redeemed for silver. They retained their face value as legal tender.

The different colored seals (red for $2 and blue for $1 and $5) signify different types of currency. Red seals indicate United States Notes, while blue seals were used for silver certificates.

$1 and $5 silver certificates are no longer in circulation, and have become much rarer than your standard bills and banknotes issued today.

Yes, $1, $2, and $5 silver certificates can still be used as legal tender in the United States. However, their collectible value often exceeds their face value.

$1 and $5 silver certificates can be purchased online from Bullion Shark! These notes can also be purchased from other reputable coin dealers, numismatic shops, online auction sites, and specialized currency exchanges that cater to collectors. Be sure to verify the authenticity and condition before purchasing.

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