United States Silver Certificate Currency
Silver Certificates were a common form of paper currency, once upon a time. A silver certificate was redeemable for an equal amount of silver coins. For example, an owner of a $10.00 certificate was able to redeem the note for ten silver dollars. In 1934, Congress passed legislation that allowed the government to exchange silver bullion for the certificates and not simply silver dollars.
 1923 $1 Silver Certificate US $50.00--> Ends In 18m <-- |
 National Collectors Mint $2 Silver Certificate Proof US $17.27--> Ends In 30m <-- |
 1957 B ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE LOT OF 2 LOOK NEW US $6.51--> Ends In 42m <-- |
 1957 B ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE LOT OF 3 LOOK NEW US $4.99--> Ends In 42m <-- |
 1957 B ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE LOT OF 4 LOOK NEW US $7.50--> Ends In 42m <-- |
 LOT OF 5 $1 SILVER CERTIFICATES FROM HAWAII N AFRICA US $57.56--> Ends In 42m <-- |
 3 US 1957 Silver Certificates $1 One Dollar Bill US $4.69--> Ends In 54m <-- |
 $5 1899 FR 278 Silver Certificate Chief VF US $400.00--> Ends In 55m <-- |
 5 US 1935 D Silver Certificates $1 One Dollar Bill US $8.00--> Ends In 57m <-- |
 1899 ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE NO RESERVE US $42.10--> Ends In 1h 5m <-- |
 1923 LARGE SIZE NOTE SILVER CERTIFICATE $1 BLUE SEAL US $24.50--> Ends In 1h 9m <-- |
 1899 Silver Certificate Elliott White US $33.89--> Ends In 1h 25m <-- |
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