1862 $1 United States Legal Tender Note Fr. 16

Description: 1862 $1 United States Legal Tender Note Fr. 16 - PCGS 35 The 1862 $1 United States Legal Tender Note (Fr. 16) is an iconic piece of American history, showcasing the unique design and craftsmanship of Civil War-era currency. Issued as part of the Series of 1862, this note was authorized by the U.S. Treasury during the Civil War to help finance the Union's efforts. The obverse features a portrait of Treasury Secretary Salmon P. Chase, whose image became synonymous with U.S. currency during this period. Surrounding the portrait are intricate engravings and the bold "One Dollar" denomination. The reverse displays ornate vignettes with a red Treasury Seal and the Legal Tender designation, ensuring that this note was accepted for all public and private debts. As a Legal Tender Note, it symbolized the federal government's power to issue currency that was not tied to any bank or specific institution. Graded PCGS 35, this note is in Very Fine condition, displaying well-preserved details with only moderate signs of wear. The note retains a crispness that highlights the clarity of the engraving, with the portrait of Chase remaining sharp and distinct. While the paper shows some light creases and handling, it is in remarkably good shape for a note of its age. The red Treasury Seal is vibrant, adding to its appeal. Given its historical significance and attractive condition, the 1862 $1 Legal Tender Note is highly collectible. This note represents a pivotal moment in U.S. currency history and remains a prized item for collectors of Civil War-era notes and U.S. currency enthusiasts.

Price: 1155 USD

Location: Peoria, Arizona

End Time: 2025-01-03T19:33:47.000Z

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