1934 A Series $5 Silver Certificate
A United States five-dollar Silver Certificate from the Series of 1934 A. The note features the iconic portrait of Abraham Lincoln centered in an oval frame. This specific issue is distinguished by its vibrant blue Treasury seal located on the right side and matching blue serial number (F58418904 A) and numerical '5' denominations on the left. The top of the note bears the text 'Silver Certificate' and states that it was 'payable to the bearer on demand' in silver. The signatures belong to W.A. Julian (Treasurer of the United States) and Henry Morgenthau Jr. (Secretary of the Treasury). Physically, the bill shows signs of circulation including several vertical folds and light surface soiling, but the paper retains relatively crisp edges and no major tears are visible in the image. The engraving detail remains sharp, indicative of high-quality intaglio printing typical of the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing during this era. The color of the blue ink is particularly well-preserved, adding to its numismatic appeal. The serial number block is 'F-A', and the plate numbers visible are 'L' and 'L349'. This note represents the transition period of American currency when paper money was still directly backed by silver bullion held in the Treasury.
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Estimated Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Basic Information
Category
Numismatics / Paper Currency
Appraised On
April 11, 2026
Estimated Value
$15.00 - $25.00
Item Description
A United States five-dollar Silver Certificate from the Series of 1934 A. The note features the iconic portrait of Abraham Lincoln centered in an oval frame. This specific issue is distinguished by its vibrant blue Treasury seal located on the right side and matching blue serial number (F58418904 A) and numerical '5' denominations on the left. The top of the note bears the text 'Silver Certificate' and states that it was 'payable to the bearer on demand' in silver. The signatures belong to W.A. Julian (Treasurer of the United States) and Henry Morgenthau Jr. (Secretary of the Treasury). Physically, the bill shows signs of circulation including several vertical folds and light surface soiling, but the paper retains relatively crisp edges and no major tears are visible in the image. The engraving detail remains sharp, indicative of high-quality intaglio printing typical of the U.S. Bureau of Engraving and Printing during this era. The color of the blue ink is particularly well-preserved, adding to its numismatic appeal. The serial number block is 'F-A', and the plate numbers visible are 'L' and 'L349'. This note represents the transition period of American currency when paper money was still directly backed by silver bullion held in the Treasury.
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