Collect an obsolete piece of U.S. history! 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. In 1963, the U.S. Treasury announced that Silver Certificates would no longer be redeemable for silver dollars or bullion as the nation discontinued the silver standard for currency. Despite this change, the certificates retained their face value as legal tender, allowing them to be exchanged for Federal Reserve Notes at any bank. This shift marked the end of an era for Silver Certificates, but their historical significance and numismatic value continue to be celebrated by collectors and enthusiasts today.
This 1957 B $1 Silver Certificate PCGS 67 PPQ is a stunning piece of paper currency. The blue seal indicates that this $1 1957 note was a silver certificate as opposed to the red seal used on standard currency at the time. It also boasts a fantastic 67 PPQ grade from PCGS, making this the perfect piece for collectors. Enhance your collection with a vintage silver certificate today!
Highlights:
- PCGS 67 PPQ
- Blue seal $1 silver certificate
- Superb Gem Uncirculated
