1957B $1 Blue Seal Silver Certificate - Extremely Fine (XF) 

Own a Piece of Monetary History! 

Add this desirable 1957B Series One Dollar Silver Certificate to your collection. This note features the iconic bright blue Treasury seal and blue serial numbers that define the last major series of U.S. silver certificates, shortly before they were phased out in the mid-1960s. 

Note Highlights:

• Series: 1957B (Dillon signature ).
• Condition: Extremely Fine (XF) - Circulated.
• Appearance: This note is crisp, with high-quality paper texture and sharp ink details. It may show minimal signs of handling, such as light corner softness or very subtle vertical creases, but retains its structural integrity, vibrant blue seal, and excellent eye appeal.
• Design: Features the portrait of George Washington on the obverse and the Great Seal of the United States on the reverse.
• Protection: Arrives in a clear, archival-safe protective currency sleeve.

Historical Significance
Silver Certificates were once redeemable for physical silver dollars or granules at the Treasury. The 1957B series represents the end of this era, as the redemption option was discontinued by Congress in 1963. 

1957B $1 Silver Certificate, XF Silver Certificate, Blue Seal Dollar, Collectible Currency, Dillon, 1957 B One Dollar, Vintage US Money. 

Celebrate America’s Bicentennial with this stunning, near-mint piece of U.S. history. This 1976 $2 Federal Reserve Note, featuring Thomas Jefferson and the historic signing of the Declaration of Independence, is a pristine, crisp collectible. Perfect for history buffs and numismatists alike!

🗽 Why This Bicentennial Note Belongs in Your Collection

• A Milestone Release: Officially reissued on April 13, 1976 (Jefferson’s birthday) to mark the United States' 200th birthday, this release transitioned the $2 bill from a United States Note to the modern Federal Reserve Note.
• Almost Uncirculated (AU) Condition: This note features razor-sharp corners, strong paper integrity, and almost zero trace of everyday wear. It retains a brilliant, crisp look similar to its first day off the press!
• A Masterpiece on the Reverse: Moving away from Monticello, the back of the bill brings John Trumbull’s legendary painting Declaration of Independence to life, capturing a defining moment in American liberty.

📝 Key Specifications

• Series: 1976
• Denomination: $2
• Condition: Almost Uncirculated (AU)
• Obverse Design: Portrait of the 3rd President, Thomas Jefferson
• Reverse Design: The Presentation of the Declaration of Independence to the Continental Congress
• Type: Federal Reserve Note (Green Seal)

🇺🇸 A Storied Piece of Americana

Because the 1976 $2 bill was actively saved by the public upon its release as a keepsake, finding examples in this remarkable, near-mint condition has become a highly rewarding find. It is the perfect anchor for a vintage currency set or a unique, patriotic gift.

🛒 How to Order

Ready to own a flawless artifact of the 1776 spirit? Add this spectacular, Almost Uncirculated Bicentennial note to your cart today!!

2013 Series $2 Federal Reserve Note - About Uncirculated (AU) Condition 

Product Description:
Add a touch of modern American currency history to your collection with this 2013 Series $2 Federal Reserve Note. Though the $2 bill is frequently associated with vintage currency, this note was part of the modern production run, making it a fantastic blend of history and contemporary numismatics. 

This particular note is in About Uncirculated (AU) condition. It retains crispness and original paper sheen, showing only the slightest evidence of handling (such as light counting ticks or a slight corner curl) rather than harsh creases or tears. It is a sharp, clean example for collectors who appreciate high-quality notes without the premium of a fully graded, perfect note. 

Key Features:

• Series: 2013 (Printed 2013–2014)
• Grade: About Uncirculated (AU) – Almost perfectly preserved.
• Portrait: Thomas Jefferson (obverse).
• Reverse: The iconic engraving of the signing of the Declaration of Independence.
• Signatures: Jacob Lew (Secretary of the Treasury) & Rosie Rios (Treasurer of the United States).
• Condition Note: Clean, crisp paper, no major folds, tears, or creases. Minimal surface handling.

Why Choose this Note?
2013 Series notes are highly collectible due to their unique, lower-volume production compared to $1 or $20 bills. An AU-condition note offers an exceptional balance of beauty and value—looking nearly brand new while having the character of a circulated piece. 

Ideal for: Collectors, unique gifts, lucky tips, or educational currency projects. 

Shipping:
Ships in a protective plastic sleeve to ensure its condition is maintained upon arrival.