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Today we will be taking a look at the 1890 and 1891 series Treasury Notes.These notes are very valuable to collectors. This series of notes contains some of the rarest and most valuable bills ever auctioned. These bills were originally issued by the U.S. government to individuals selling silver bullion to the Treasury. These are different from other bills like silver and gold certificates in that they were only redeemable for "coin." This meant the U.S. government could provide silver coins, gold coins, or both, to bearers of the notes.
These large-sized notes contain some of the most prominent individuals in U.S. history, and more specifically notable figures in the U.S. civil war. The notes in this series are as follows:
Edwin Stanton, Lincoln's War Secretary, $1
James McPherson, Civil War General, $2
George Thomas, Civil War General, $5
Philip Sheridan, Civil War General, $10
John Marshall, Chief Justice of the U.S. Supreme Court, $20
William Seward, U.S. Secretary of State and Involved in Purchase of Alaska, $50
David Farragut, Civil War Admiral, $100
William Sherman, Civil War General, $500
George Meade, Civil War General, $1000
The portrait of General George Meade on the $1000 Note was engraved by Charles Burt and it is the most expensive banknote ever sold. Of the seven "Grand Watermelon" notes known to exist today, only three are available to collectors. Check out my prior video Top 10 Most Expensive Banknote Ever Sold: • TOP 10 MOST VALUABLE B... to learn more about these banknotes.
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[@renaultci1191]

My favorite coin, currency, and collectible channel by far. I really like your series on the most valuable US coins. I’m looking forward to seeing more top 10 valuable penny, nickel, dime, quarter, half-dollar, and silver dollar videos in the future.

[@chillwill120]

I love the old notes with the Buffalo on it

[@jrlauer69]

They don't make beautiful notes like this anymore. One of my favorites is the 1899 $1 silver certificate (Black Eagle). I managed to buy one that is uncirculated.

[@VamosHazard_]

CurrencyWorld You could take a look at the 1899 $1 Silver Certificate, that’s pretty cool

[@currencyworld]

Hi Kyle, I had an 1899 Black Eagle silver certificate a few months ago. I’m sure I will get another soon and will make a video. Thank you for the suggestion. Best regards, ACI

[@VamosHazard_]

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[@banknotesandcoins]

So much history in this bills!

[@hiddenhistory1892]

Awesome videos always informative and always great to learn about different coins, currencies, and banknotes. I especially enjoy your top 10 and top 15 most valuable coins video. Please do more content on U.S. coins!

[@fazeicameout]

Do you know where I could get a US 1 dollar treasury note for 50 dollars or 100 if so please reply.

[@currencyworld]

Hi Swagnarwhal, Sure would be happy to help. You might check out eBay or local coin shops but for that price range you will be getting something in very rough condition and very badly torn. I would spend a little more maybe $150-$250 on something a bit nicer. I hope that helps. Best, ACI

[@fazeicameout]

Currency World yes it did and thank you.

[@currencyworld]

Anytime! Happy to answer any currency and coin related questions.

[@fazeicameout]

Currency World I just started looking at coin shops in Wisconsin (that’s where I live) and do coin shops sell old money if you could answer it would be greatly appreciated.

[@ctl9239]

Great vid, glad to see you’re uploading again!

[@currencyworld]

Thanks Cameron. New and exciting changes are coming to Currencyworld. It will be like Shrek 3D. Best, ACI

[@ctl9239]

currencyworld those are both things I’d love to see!

[@cartoonscollecting1891]

I have learned much from this,, thank you. Would you ever consider doing a video on Americas Emergency WWII notes and how high the denomination go from the $1.00 bill, thanks,...kind regards,..James

[@james4582]

Paper notes are always so interesting thanks for The well done tutorial Early notes before 1928 Are very interesting as are "shin plasters and postal currency" Lol. Also continental currency

[@currencyworld]

James 45 Hi James, Glad you enjoyed the video. Those notes are very interesting as well. I will do a video on them soon. I still have a lot of fractional currency. Best, ACI

[@rodelfatallo2534]

How about the 1,000,000 dollar certificate serries of 1934. Is this changeable?

[@puchogarcia5349]

You are the best . In describing paper money and corn thank you for your video

[@newcoincatfish6111]

Serial numbers for modern currency to look for worth more than face value. Thanks Again New Coin

[@currencyworld]

Hi New Coin, Thanks for watching and for the input. It looks like you have some cool videos, I subscribed. I will do my best to make a video in the future although fancy serial numbers are not really my area of expertise. Best, ACI

[@keyofrandom2746]

Thanks for sharing. This is some great old US currency. I will have to pick up one of those $1 Treasury notes they’re pretty awesome!

[@currencyworld]

Appreciate the support my friend. Thanks for watching. Best, ACI

[@tamtamtamatim.4860]

Thank you so much 💷💶💵💴💸

[@ninetyinasixtyfive]

Great video. Keep them coming big boy.

[@currencyworld]

Thank you. Best, ACI

[@sathishnagaraj8614]

Good information sir

[@darleneburr6383]

Can you tell me what a green Virginia treasury note in oct 15 1862 is it worth anything?

[@ridgenappier2255]

I'm so glad your channel is growing. most big channels only discuss unboxing the new coins and it gets old. you on the other hand make a variety of videos from confederate currency to Your gold coin collection. keep up the good work man. God bless 👍👍👍

[@currencyworld]

Thanks a lot Ridge, I appreciate it. I try to keep it fresh and interesting. To be honest, I enjoy doing videos about pieces I am personally passionate about. I’m glad you’re enjoying it as well!

[@WhyNotEnter]

Thank you, it's so nice bro ❤

[@currencyworld]

Thanks 21, Looks like you have some great videos. Keep up the good work. I subscribed! Best, ACI

[@skulltreasurehunter7083]

Nice

[@newcoincatfish6111]

Great video!! I have a bunch of j.w.barr 1 dollar bills,5 dollar red stamps,blue,and a couple of them star notes. Would any of them be worth anything? Far as,year,serial number,etc. Thank You New Coin

[@currencyworld]

Hi New Coin, Yes they are worth a few dollars over face in average circulated condition. The star notes may be worth double face value depending on condition. I hope that helps. Best, ACI

[@roxannedbarrett2314]

How you get in touch with you on to find out how much something is worth.

[@marvinsuan4592]

Hi'sir i just want to post some photos of a 1934 dollar paper bill,.and help me where do i sell this.

[@richardmedina9117]

Hello!! I was going through some old books and ran across these 5 dollar notes from 1861... Tomorrow i take one of the elleven that i found to the bank, just to see if they are real... My question.... what would they be worth today?

[@user-kq6io6ds7j]

What about 1922 Silver Dollar. How much? 2:25

[@cbarkerify]

There are very old US Banknotes that were part of a bond, that is no longer in circulation, could you tell me what dates they were made ? It looks like Lincoln Banknotes from 1862 - 1867 could be them, but, I could be totally wrong .

[@joycemitchem3445]

Are all the 199 9 pennies that have the space between the eight and the M how many of those were circulated and found to be with a mistake

[@lavernbaldwin2691]

Where did you find it. What a fine!

[@globalcomsur]

I have an $2 bill 1776 What should the value be?

[@ridgenappier2255]

God bless you

[@currencyworld]

Thanks Ridge how are you buddy?

[@ridgenappier2255]

@@currencyworld doing well how about you bro? I'm getting interested in ancient coins now. God bless

[@currencyworld]

I’m good and that’s great to hear what kind of ancient coins? Roman? Greek? I have a few myself, by no means an expert but it is very interesting stuff!

[@ridgenappier2255]

@@currencyworld yea i got me a believed to be constatine coin for only 12 bucks! you would be surprised at the price on some of them. i assume they made so many copper ones back then they sell for cheap. I also have to Augustus coins I picked up for 2 dollars that are very worn down. I'm trying to save up for the more better looking coins. I hope to eventually equare a gold one as my goal for ancient Roman coins. God bless you

[@currencyworld]

Hi Ridge, Nice finds. A cool Roman gold piece that is relatively inexpensive is the Coson. You can look it up, they were minted in Dacia, the Roman province that is modern day Romania.

[@newcoincatfish6111]

Thank you,I have to find someone around here that will shoot me straight...lol..hard to do where I live...lol

[@currencyworld]

Yes, those kind of people are always tough to come by!

[@afrozfaroqi6566]

I have 1789 piriod American dollar ...Lincoln.

[@ridgenappier2255]

hey what your dream piece of currency you want to get? mine is by far for a reasonable price range the 500 dollar bill. I've been dreaming of it for a long time.

[@currencyworld]

Hey Ridge, That's a great choice. I had a $500 bill in the past and actually featured it in one of my videos. For me, it would have to be the 1877 series Romanian banknotes in uncirculated condition. The 50 lei, 100 lei, and 500 lei are nearly impossible to find. If we are talking U.S. banknotes/currency I would have to go with the $5 educational series note. Not the rarest note, but in my opinion, the most beautiful design of any U.S. banknote, alongside the $1 educational series note.

[@ridgenappier2255]

@@currencyworld yea the educational are more like fine art that currency lol. I love the designs . God bless

[@charlieolson2701]

thank you for all you do youve ended anger

[@currencyworld]

Hi Charlie, Thanks for watching. I’m not sure what you mean exactly! Look forward to hearing more from you please consider subscribing if you have not already. Best, ACI

[@bharamakarpaisaiberagani2399]

One cent American 1976 year. Coin worth

[@currencyworld]

Hi Babu, It’s worth anywhere from face value (one cent) to 35 cents in perfect condition. Hope that helps. Thanks for watching please considering subscribing if you have not already. Best, ACI

[@newcoincatfish6111]

Hey Thanks..I have a 1963 5 dollar red stamp star note,need help to know if its worth any more than face value.Love the videos,keep them going!...K.C.C>o...keep kalm and coin on...

[@currencyworld]

Thanks. I appreciate the support and I like your motto. The 1963 $5 red seals are not usually worth a lot over face value as they are very common. You could probably get a few dollars over face value for a note in average condition. If the note is uncirculated it could be worth 4-5 times face value. I would hold on to it as it is a cool note. I hope that helps. Best regards, ACI

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[@ErikPT]

A million ways to die brought me here.

[@michealgaston807]

I have 1935 silver certificate dollar bill is it worth anything

[@charlieolson2701]

i know i can find this note one day

[@currencyworld]

It may be hard or impossible to still find in circulation but perhaps in an old book or at the local coin shop.

[@day_dreamer_]

Hi Alex - I am curious about all this coin and currency collecting....is it difficult/costly to break into actually appraising and selling/auctioning off valuable finds? Where do you suggest a curious newbie begins? thanks!

[@currencyworld]

Hi Day Dreamer, It’s pretty easy and inexpensive to get started. I would suggest going to a local coin shop or coin show. You will be able to see a lot of different coins and even buy a few things. After a while you will begin to learn the value of certain coins or bills. There are also catalogues with values that can be found online or at the library. I hope that helps! Best regards, ACI

[@day_dreamer_]

Okay I will look into that, thank you! I love old treasures :) And out of curiosity may I ask what vicinity of the world are you located? Are there lots of coin shops and cool places to buy and sell where you are?

[@currencyworld]

I am in Chicago, there are quite a few coins shops and a bunch of coin shows every year. The best places to find good deals is probably flee markets. Unfortunately, I usually do not have enough time to go to many shows, I do stop by the coin shops every now and then to see if they have anything new.

[@day_dreamer_]

Cool! I imagine there must be some really intriguing ones out there, with lots of old treasures...I'm out in so cal, not as much history here but there's pockets of places to find cool antique items....I love old gadgets, furniture and books with art prints.....I'm going to look for local coin shops, never even knew they existed! :D ....and keep on the lookout for a lucky penny lost in the streets...calling my name ;)

[@currencyworld]

Good luck in your hunt! Southern California has some interesting history and a lot of old things, especially outdoor antiques and cars have been preserved a lot better because of the climate. No such luck in the Midwest.

[@ThindrasFILMER123]

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[@kennedykwoba8877]

I have 1000 dollars made 1811 I want to change it...am from kenya thank you

[@ivanherrera458]

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[@susanr1903]

3 dollar Texas promise note 1841

[@S.Shugars]

What about a 2$ bill?

[@rangeoflight]

Obsoletes please!

[@alinawaz1081]

1000000 dolar awelebal old cash Pakistani rupees

[@ThindrasFILMER123]

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[@gremaaqui7467]

I have here...

[@puchogarcia5349]

Do you know anything on a 1935. 2 nope

[@VamosHazard_]

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[@currencyworld]

Hey Kyle, Thanks for watching. Cool uploads buddy keep it up! Please consider subscribing if you have not already. I am hoping to continue posting new videos every week. Best, ACI

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