1899 $1 Silver Certificate PCGS 58

A United States Series of 1899 $1 Silver Certificate, popularly known as the Black Eagle note. The face features a central vignette of an American bald eagle with outspread wings, perched atop a US flag and a draped shield. Below the eagle are small oval portraits of Abraham Lincoln on the left and Ulysses S. Grant on the right. The note includes a large blue numeral 1 at the left and a blue scalloped treasury seal at the right. The serial number is K87548659A, printed in blue ink. The signatures are those of H. V. Speelman, Register of the Treasury, and Frank White, Treasurer of the United States. The note is labeled as Fr. 236. The reverse is printed in green ink, featuring a large circular central design containing the obligation and surrounded by four decorative counters for the numeral 1 and the word ONE. The paper displays visible red and blue security fibers. The note is professionally encapsulated in a green PCGS Currency holder. The front of the holder label reads PCGS CURRENCY, Fr. 236 1899 $1 Silver Certificate, Serial #K87548659A, Plate C35/691, Choice About New 58. The back of the holder includes the certification number 80598840.