Blue seal E24728237A · $1 · Series 1934

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Silver Certificate · blue seal

$1

E24728237A

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Signatures: William A. Julian, Treasurer · Henry Morgenthau Jr., Secretary

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Source: Purchase
Logged: Oct 7, 2026

$1 Silver CertificateE24728237A

Series 1934

Series 1934 $1 Silver Certificate E24728237A, held by @collinfox01.

Blue seal
WWII era

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Details

On the note

Signatures: William A. Julian, Treasurer · Henry Morgenthau Jr., Secretary

This copy

Source: Purchase
Logged: Oct 7, 2026

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Condition: Extremely Fine; User-entered
Guide value: $14–$25; Circulated
Series: 1934

Value

Series 1934 $1 · Blue seal

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CirculatedCirculated

$14–$25

Unc.Uncirculated

$60+

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This note is logged as Extremely Fine. Circulated range $14–$25. Uncirculated range $60+.

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Ranges from US Currency Auctions, retrieved September 20, 2026.

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Why it's collectible

Silver Certificate
Blue seal. Once redeemable for silver.
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A Silver Certificate has a blue seal. It was once redeemable for silver coin or silver bullion. The United States issued them from 1878 to 1964. The Treasury stopped redeeming them for silver in 1968.
They remain legal tender at face value. Collectors keep them for the blue seal and the series, not because a bank will hand over silver. A blue-seal star is both a Silver Certificate and a replacement.
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