Fr. 1220. 1922 $1000 Gold Certificate. PMG Very Fine 20.

A Titanic Sum of Money for the Period Fr. 1220. 1922 $1000 Gold Certificate. PMG Very Fine 20. Reflective of 43 pieces recorded by Track & Price out of an original issue of 80,000 notes. This note represents a denomination that what was once a titanic sum of money and something that was only handled and circulated within a very limited context. Such a distinction begs the question as to how this note survived when others did not as it should have been in a prime position for redemption. Regardless of whatever prompted its survival, it has managed to survive and offers the collector the chance to acquire something rather special. Featuring the likes of Treasury Secretary Alexander Hamilton at center in a composition that is vaguely similar to the arrangement on the $10 Gold Certificates featuring Treasurer Michael Hillegas. The depiction of Hamilton here is further carried over from earlier iterations of this type and denomination albeit slightly modified compared to the Series of 1882. Here Hamilton is seen alongside a distinct orange-gold Treasury overprint typical of the type while the back print retains much of its original coloration and helps distinguish this example as a particularly attractive one sure to garner much interest in the way of bids despite a single comment noted by PMG. PMG comments "Trimmed." Estimate: $12,500 - $17,500. Click here for certification details from PMG.

Estimación:6.711,37€

Ver todos los artículos deStack's BowersoMonedas y billetes