1923 $1 Silver Certificate 10-pc Set Consecutive Serial Numbers CU

Ten Consecutive Serial Numbers From America’s Last “Horse Blanket” Silver Certificate

On the face of it, these 1923 $1 Silver Certificates look pretty familiar. There’s George Washington exactly as he appears on the bills in your wallet. But that’s not exactly true. On this Silver Certificate—exchangeable at any bank for a hefty U.S. Silver Dollar—Washington stands a little taller. That’s because these notes are from the last large-sized $1 Silver Certificate series issued by the United States.

Paper Currency Backed By Cold, Hard Silver

The 1923 $1 Silver Certificate is the LAST issue printed in the large, 7.375 x 3.125 inches “Horse Blanket” size. Starting in 1928, the size shrunk to the size of $1 bills still used today. These Certificates were backed by silver and could be exchanged for the Morgan or Peace Dollars of the day, hence the name “silver certificate.” Each handsome Note features a portrait of George Washington on the front, with a stark blue seal and serial numbers also printed in blue, with an image of the Great Seal of the U.S., with the words “The United States of America” printed across the top on the back. The reverse also shows a classic engraving known as the “cogwheel.”

Consecutive Serial Numbers In Crisp Uncirculated Condition!

What you have here is an amazing, 100-year-old collection of not one, but TEN 1923 $1 Silver Certificates—and with consecutive serial numbers to boot! This type of note circulated heavily in commerce, which makes this set of ten consecutively serial-numbered certificates even more appealing because all ten of these notes are in Crisp Uncirculated (CU) condition! Not surprisingly after more than a century, we have only ONE set, so if you want it to be part of your collection, you need to act fast! Move quickly to order though, or you’ll miss out!

PRODUCT HIGHLIGHTS:

• AMERICA’S LAST HORSE BLANKET SILVER CERTIFICATE – The front of these 1923 $1 Silver Certificates is similar to today’s one-dollar bill: President George Washington’s familiar portrait but look closer and you’ll see that it is a silver certificate and also much larger than today’s paper currency. This also represents the LAST large “horse blanket” silver certificate ever issued.
• CONSECUTIVE NUMBERS! – This set of 1923 $1 Silver Certificates consists of 10 consecutive serial-numbered notes!
• LARGE “HORSE BLANKET” SIZE – Measuring a whopping 7⅜" x 3⅛", these notes are 25% larger than current paper currency. This large size has led them to being affectionately nicknamed “Horse Blanket” notes.
• POPULAR ORNATE DESIGN – Besides the bust of George Washington, the notes feature an attractive ornate design on the back. Their seal and serial numbers are printed in blue, creating an overall eye-appealing note.
• HIGH-GRADE CONDITION – each note in your 1923 $1 Silver Certificate Consecutive Serial Numbers Ten-Piece Set comes in nice Crisp Uncirculated (CU) condition.

Don’t wait; add this ten-piece set of unique consecutive serial-numbered notes of America’s LAST “horse blanket” silver certificate to your collection today!