CoinWeek: Million Dollar Currency Collection of Joel Anderson Highlights

[@lousifei]

So, this is where anyone with a collection of US paper money comes to get humbled. That was some serious stuff. Probably second only to the Thurston Howell III collection. Seriously, though, all of the notes shown here were stunningly cool and impressive. As I watched this presentation, I had to keep wondering about security measures for having so many rare items together at one time. You must need some kind of high level security clearance just to be on scene there much less to be able to handle any of those notes. As a third class Titanic passenger, I'll never need to worry myself about such things in the alien world of the rich.

[@geraldsummers8965]

A very Rare piece of history and very nice currency notes

[@banknotesandcoins]

Impressive collection! These are pieces of art!

[@mehmoodshah4042]

I have many types of coin

[@banknotesdotcom]

Amazing banknotes and educational video, thumbs up.

[@sathishnagaraj8614]

Wow wonderful collection 👍

[@NandiCollector]

1:30 Is this the "expert" guy featured sometimes on Pawn Stars???

[@Theodore81547]

yes, peter treglia

[@TheOfficalRexyYT]

Ya

[@pennydome5051]

Amazing US historical papermoney!

[@moneycollectionreview4982]

So beautiful banknotes

[@bill4572]

I heard of Whitman publishing I was in the printing field was my trade makes you have a better understanding of how notes are printed

[@Ontario100]

WOW. Beautiful Notes.

[@briguy808]

Thats the stuff of legends right there

[@nonplayerzealot4]

The Albert Gallatin $500 legal tender is a great rarity. Interesting to see in a video display. The Friedberg book/guide has a picture of that same individual bill as Brad Ciociola mentioned as well as a pic of the Robert Morris $1000 LT. I've never seen a live display of that 1891 $1000 silver certificate. Amazing the Smithsonian doesn't have that one along with the Serial #1 example. Heritage Auctions sold a black and white uniface proof of that note for $82,000 a few years ago. A proof is just a test print and it's without the red seal/numbers and the green back. Viewers, that note is a rare sight even in a video. Damn, I've never seen a live image of that Quincy Adams legal tender either. Friedberg book has a picture of this note, but that's another rare sight outside of a book. The stuff they're showing here are among the absolute titans of US paper money.

[@coinweek]

We're going to continue to cover this collection and do more with it in the future.

[@gillotti10]

Awesome

[@mathstm3839]

Very nice 👏

[@ryansilver4435]

☺️ I love silver money

[@bettyschneider5268]

Ryan Silver ... Really! 💰💵💴💷💶💵💵💵💳💸📲...... Lol 😆

[@CoinCollectingTexas]

Does the Q stand for Quentin in his name?

[@D192706Play]

That’s a nice bill

[@tiffanylotus]

I have a 1953 $2 bill that the number sequences thats at the top and bottom. The last number is 8 and it set higher than the rest of the numberd? Does anybody know about this bill.

[@briguy808]

If its from the 1950's it has very little collector value no matter what

[@bettyschneider5268]

Brian Miller ... Why not? Not old enough? 👴👵👴👵👴👵👴 1950s... Lol 😆💵💶💵💶💵💵💵 🇺🇸

[@crispbiker4ever535]

Someone knows about the one million dollar with the certificate?? Is valuable?

[@alexwood7815]

cool bill dude👍👍👍👍

[@sanatlama9121]

How to buy

[@bettyschneider5268]

Albert Gallatin? He really looks like Uncle Scrooge! 👑🎩👺💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰💰🏯💂🏰🏰💂.... Lol 😆

[@mohammedal-gheryafi6223]

If I want to attendant for event of a Banknote like this how can I be there?

[@ceciliaandersonburckhardt4357]

Buenas tardes ,muy linda colección

[@matthewharper1367]

Goodness that's pretty money

[@joseselsotolentino6872]

how to puches this dollor bill

[@bettyschneider5268]

Jose Selso Tolentino .... You must be in the blood family 👪 of rich💰 or win a big lotto lottery! 🎟... 💵.... Lol 😆

[@bettyschneider5268]

Cool 😎 video 📹 Thanks! 💒⛪⛪⛪🌈🐑🐏🐏🐏

[@cardmicmviall6989]

⭐⭐⭐💫

[@banknotecollectionsportsandtra]

Класс!!!

[@2msvalkyrie529]

At the risk of appearing to be an idiot ; who would have used a $ 1000 note in the mid 19th century ? ie. What would it have been used for ?