Buy 1928 $1 Silver Certificate Funnyback Online!
Discover the historic 1928 $1 “Funnyback” Silver Certificate, a landmark in U.S. currency. This note holds significance as the first ever small sized silver certificate, introduced just before the Great Depression to streamline transactions and reduce costs compared to its larger predecessor, the 1923 "horse blanket" certificate. Being the first small sized note to feature a portrait of George Washington, this certificate represents a pivotal moment in American monetary history. Order this unique Silver Certificate dollar online from Bullion Shark!
Known affectionately as the "Funnyback," this first year edition is distinguished by its unique design elements. On the reverse side, a light green border and a large green ornamental "ONE" contrast sharply with the traditional black and white face, earning it its nickname. Issued for less than a year from April 1928 to January 1929, these notes are extremely rare and highly sought after by collectors worldwide.
Ideal for collectors and history enthusiasts, each 1928 $1 Silver Certificate was originally redeemable for a Morgan or Peace Silver Dollar, adding tangible value and historical depth to its appeal. With over 80 years of history, this note offers not just a glimpse into America's past but also a tangible piece of its economic evolution. Don't miss the opportunity to own a piece of American numismatic history with this iconic and extremely rare Silver Certificate dollar!
Why Collect The 1928 $1 Silver Certificate Funnyback?
- First small sized silver certificate ever issued.
- Only produced for less than a year, making these bills extremely rare.
- Unique design, nicknamed the “Funnyback”
- First small sized note to feature George Washington!
- Genuine U.S. currency.
- Silver Certificate $1 bill, originally redeemable for a silver dollar.
1928 $1 Silver Certificate Funnyback Value
The $1 Silver Certificate “Funnyback” holds significant value as a historic artifact and collectible. Issued in 1928 as the first small sized silver certificate, it marked a transition in American currency design. Known for its distinctive green "Funnyback'' design on the reverse, this note is prized by collectors for its rarity and unique aesthetic. Each certificate originally represented a dollar exchangeable for a Morgan or Peace Silver Dollar, adding both historical and numismatic value. Today, its scarcity and historical importance make it a coveted piece for collectors of American currency and memorabilia. These $1 bills in good condition are worth anywhere from $60 to over $100, and far more for certified graded specimens.
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