$50 banknote from the State of South Carolina, issued in Columbia, SC in 1872. This note has been certified by PMG as a grade 66 with the designation of EPQ, indicating its excellent condition. The banknote is a piece of obsolete currency from the United States, making it a valuable addition to any collection of paper money.

PMG 66 EPQ (Fancy Radar Number 33999933). Federal Reserve Not Minneapolis.

Friedberg # is 1704; serial # is B38765719A. Signatures are Julian and Snyder. DBR Currency – Online paper money at its finest. PMG has graded this note Gem Unc 66 EPQ, with the distinction of Exceptional Paper Quality.

Friedberg # is 1620; serial # is P76888731A. Signatures are Smith and Dillon. DBR Currency – Online paper money at its finest. PMG has graded this note Superb Gem Unc 67 EPQ, with the distinction of Exceptional Paper Quality.

The product is a $100 Federal Reserve Note from 1929, with certification number 1307244-004 and a grade of 55. This currency was manufactured in the United States and has been certified by PMG. The note features the DA Block and is in small size. This vintage piece of paper money is a valuable collectible for those interested in US currency history.

The product is a 1929 $5 Federal Reserve Bank Note from the Dallas branch. This uncirculated banknote is certified by PMG with certification number 49472006 and graded as 64. Made in the United States, this piece of paper money is a valuable addition to any coin and paper money collection, especially for those interested in Federal Reserve Notes from the early 20th century.

HAVE BEEN A COLLECTOR SINCE CHILDHOOD. MY OFFICE IS LOCATED IN MIDTOWN MANHATTAN. I ATTEND OVER 60 COIN AND CURRENCY SHOWS PER YEAR AND AM AFFILIATED WITH MOST MAJOR CURRENCY AND COIN ORGANIZATIONS.

DBR Currency – Online paper money at its finest. PMG has graded this note Superb Gem Unc 67 EPQ, with the distinction of Exceptional Paper Quality. Friedberg # is 1536 ; serial # is 00131145A. Signatures are Granahan and Dillon.

In her first appearance on a Goldback series, Pax, or Peace, is featured on the South Dakota 1 Goldback Denomination. It is known for being the first plant to bloom in the spring, and to live out all the cycles of its life in a matter of two weeks, so much like our short lives on this earth with many generations before us on whose shoulders we stand.