1922 $10 Gold Certificate

This 1922 $10 Gold Certificate, Fr. 1173, is a noteworthy example from the last series of large-size gold certificates issued by the United States. Featuring the distinguished portrait of Michael Hillegas, the first U.S. Treasurer, this note exemplifies the grandeur of early 20th-century American banknotes.

Graded Very Fine 25 by PMG, this note retains significant eye appeal. The front displays the iconic orange-gold Treasury seal and serial numbers against a well-preserved background. Despite moderate circulation with visible folds, the intricate details of the design remain sharp, and the paper quality is solid. The vibrant orange reverse showcases the bold sunburst emblem, a testament to the note's continued integrity and quality.