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PMG uses a 70-point grading scale to assess the condition of banknotes. Here’s a brief overview of key grades: 70 (Gem Uncirculated): Perfect note with no signs of handling. 65-69 (Gem Uncirculated): Note with minor handling but no major flaws.
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Issuing Authority: Confederate States of America
Denomination: $10
Date: 1861
Catalog Number: T-23
Grading Service: PMG
Grade: Very Fine 25
Type: Confederate Currency
Era: Early Civil War (First Year of Issue)
Denomination: $5
Series: 1869
Type: Legal Tender Note (United States Note)
Friedberg Number: Fr. 64
Nickname: “Rainbow Note”
Grading Service: PMG
Grade: Choice Very Fine 35
Size: Large Size U.S. Currency
Era: Reconstruction Period (Post-Civil War)
Denomination: $10
Series: 1875
Type: National Bank Note (Large Size)
Friedberg Number: Fr. 1151
Issuing Bank: First National Bank of Oakland
City/State: Oakland, California
Charter Number: 2248
Grading Service: PMG
Grade: Choice Fine 15
Rarity Level: Scarce, particularly for California issuances
🔹 Year: 1882
🔹 Denomination: $100 Gold Certificate
🔹 Tag phrase: 1882 $100 Gold Certificate – Fr. 1215 | PMG 35 EPQ
🔹 Friedberg Number: Fr. 1215
🔹 Condition: PMG Very Fine 35 EPQ
🔹 Seal & Serial Color: Gold Seal, Bright Orange-Gold Reverse
🔹 Type: Large-Size U.S. Paper Money
🔹 Portrait: Thomas Hart Benton
🔹 Reverse Design: Ornate Golden Treasury Seal & Detailed Border
Denomination: $5
Series: 1882
Type: National Bank Note — Brown Back
Friedberg Number: Fr. 477
Issuing Bank: The United National Bank
City: New York, New York
Charter Number: 5990
Grading Service: PMG
Grade: Very Fine 20
Size: Large Size U.S. Currency
Rarity Level: Scarce, especially from New York City
🔹 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
Denomination: $1
Series: 1891
Type: Treasury Note (Coin Note)
Friedberg Number: Fr. 351
Grading Service: PMG
Grade: Extremely Fine 40
Size: Large Size U.S. Currency
Era: Late 19th Century (Silver Purchase Act Period)
🔹 Year: 1899
🔹 Denomination: $2 U.S. Silver Certificate
🔹 Tag phrase: 1944 Palestine One
🔹 Friedberg Number: Fr.249
🔹 Nickname: “Mini Porthole” – Due to its circular portrait design
🔹 Condition: PMG VF 30 – Very Fine (Strong details, light circulation wear)
🔹 Design Features:
Obverse: Bold portrait of George Washington
Reverse: Elaborate scrollwork and intricate engraving
🔹 Scarcity: Fr.249 is a less common variety of the 1899 $2 Silver Certificate
🔹 Catalog Reference: Fr.1219e
🔹 Denomination: $1000
🔹 Tag phrase: 1907 $1000 Gold Certificate | Fr.1219e | PMG VF 30
🔹 Series: 1907
🔹 Certification: PMG Very Fine 30
🔹 Seal Color: Gold Treasury Seal
🔹 Portrait: Alexander Hamilton (Founding Father & First Secretary of the Treasury)
🔹 Back Design: Ornate, vibrant orange-gold reverse
🔹 Dimensions: Large Size U.S. Note – approx. 7.375 x 3.125 inches
🔹 Circulation Status: No longer redeemable – collectible only
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