$10 - 1953 Blue Seal Silver Certificate - Fine Federal Reserve Note

$10 - 1953 Blue Seal Silver Certificate - Fine Federal Reserve Note$10 1953 Blue Seal Silver Certificate Fine The scarce 1953 Series $10 Silver Certificates were redeemable for silver up until the Silver Act of 1963 was signed into law._ The 1953 is much harder to come by in high grades then the more comonly know 1934 $10 Silver Certificate. Blue seal silver certficates were distinguished from Federal Reserve Notes (FRNs) by their Blue Seals while the FRNs had Green Seals. The 1953 $10 Blue Seals are becoming harder

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The 1 oz Gold Maple Leaf is the flagship gold coin of Canada and one of the most globally recognized gold bullion coins ever minted

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the phrase “IN GOD WE TRUST” was added above the eagle’s head—a historic change that reflected the nation’s post-Civil War identity and values

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and his house Monticello ia featured on the reverse with a large mint mark

this coin features an incuse (sunken relief) design where the devices are recessed into the coin rather than raised—making it a revolutionary departure from traditional U

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making it both a flexible bullion option and a collectible favorite

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