1923 $1 Silver Certificate PCGS F12
A 1923 $1 Silver Certificate issued by the United States, commonly referred to as a "Large Size" note or "Horseblanket." This note is encapsulated in a green PCGS Currency grading holder. The face of the note features a central portrait of George Washington within an oval frame. To the left is a blue Treasury seal, and to the right is the denomination "1 DOLLAR" printed over a large numeral "1." The serial number X17383858B is printed twice in blue ink. The note bears the printed signatures of H. Speelman as Register of the Treasury and Frank White as Treasurer of the United States. The series is identified as "SERIES OF 1923." The reverse displays an ornate green geometric design with the text "THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "ONE DOLLAR" at the center. The PCGS Currency label identifies this note as Fr. 237, Plate #D4411/2117, and notes it is from the "Huntington Beach Hoard." The reverse of the slab features a certification label printed with the number "80285200.".
[ translate ]A 1923 $1 Silver Certificate issued by the United States, commonly referred to as a "Large Size" note or "Horseblanket." This note is encapsulated in a green PCGS Currency grading holder. The face of the note features a central portrait of George Washington within an oval frame. To the left is a blue Treasury seal, and to the right is the denomination "1 DOLLAR" printed over a large numeral "1." The serial number X17383858B is printed twice in blue ink. The note bears the printed signatures of H. Speelman as Register of the Treasury and Frank White as Treasurer of the United States. The series is identified as "SERIES OF 1923." The reverse displays an ornate green geometric design with the text "THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA" and "ONE DOLLAR" at the center. The PCGS Currency label identifies this note as Fr. 237, Plate #D4411/2117, and notes it is from the "Huntington Beach Hoard." The reverse of the slab features a certification label printed with the number "80285200.".
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