1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Certificate

This 1899 $1 Silver Certificate, Fr. 236, showcases the iconic "Black Eagle" design, marking a significant chapter in U.S. currency history. Featuring the dramatic imagery of a soaring eagle above the portraits of Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant, this note is particularly valued for its detailed and evocative design, reflecting the symbolic grandeur of the era.

Graded Choice Extremely Fine 45 by PMG, this note offers considerable eye appeal with its robust paper quality and strong, dark inks. The note exhibits minor circulation evident through a few light folds, yet it maintains its structural integrity and visual impact. The blue Treasury seal and serial numbers are crisp and vibrant, providing a sharp contrast against the note's background. The reverse side remains bold and clear, with deep green engravings that highlight the meticulous artistry typical of this series. A solid example, this note holds its own in terms of both condition and historical significance.