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Treasury notes issued by the United States can be as affordable as $50 and as expensive as $150,000, it really all depends upon a few factors that we’ll talk about in this guide. These bills were only printed for two years: 1890 and 1891. The overall design for both years was generally the same, the only difference being the seal size and type which is different at times
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🔹 Year: 1863
🔹 Denomination: 25 Cents (Fractional Treasury Note)
🔹 Tag phrase: 1863 25 Cents First Issue Treasury Note
🔹 Type: Small-Denomination Civil War Currency
🔹 Issuing Location: Montgomery, Alabama
🔹 Design Features: Printed text with ornate border designs
🔹 Condition: Varies – See Listing for Details
🔹 Series: 1890
🔹 Denomination: $1
🔹 Tag phrase:💵 1890 $1 Treasury Note | Fr.347 Ornate Back
🔹 Catalog Reference: Fr.347
🔹 Nickname: “Ornate Back” / “Fancy Back”
🔹 Portrait: Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War
🔹 Grade: PMG Extremely Fine 40
🔹 Back Design: Intricate scrollwork with high engraving detail
🔹 Note Type: Treasury Note (Coin Note)
🔹 Seal Color: Red Treasury Seal
🔹 Certification: PMG Certified – Secure and verified
🔹 Year: 1891
🔹 Denomination: $1 Treasury Note
🔹 Tag phrase: 1891 $1 Treasury Note | Large Size “Stanton” Bill
🔹 Type: Large-Size U.S. Paper Money
🔹 Portrait: Edwin M. Stanton (Lincoln’s Secretary of War)
🔹 Reverse Design: Highly Detailed Green Back with Ornate Patterns
🔹 Seal & Serial Number Color: Red Seal & Serial Numbers
🔹 Condition: Varies – See Listing for Details
🔹 Series: 1890
🔹 Denomination: $10
🔹 Tag phrase: 1890 $10 Treasury Note | Fr.366 Sheridan
🔹 Catalog Reference: Fr.366
🔹 Nickname: “Ornate Back” / Coin Note
🔹 Portrait: General Philip Sheridan
🔹 Back Design: Highly detailed and decorative scrollwork
🔹 Grade: PCGS Very Fine 25 Details
🔹 Seal Color: Red Treasury Seal
🔹 Certification: PCGS Currency
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