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1$ Silver Certificates
I just came across two pads of ten 1$ silver certificates from 1957.
The serial numbers are in order and the bundles are binded at the long edge by that red rubber cement that used to be used on note pads. I remember my father getting these for me in the 60's from the Michigan National Bank of Chicago. They came in denominations of 1, 5 and 10 dollar amounts. When you wanted a bill you would tear it off and it came out easily. Can't find anything on the web that is like these... anyone know of them? These notes look to be uncirculated in a plastic sleeve and still bound. |
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1$ Silver Certificates
On 1/23/2012 6:38 PM, Illinois Bob wrote:
Can't find anything on the web that is like these... anyone know of them? These notes look to be uncirculated in a plastic sleeve and still bound. A quick search found: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FTEPbGC5MU http://www.moneypads.com/products.html There are no doubt others. I don't think the BEP has ever sold such pads, but as you've seen, people have been making them in the aftermarket for a long time. -- Mike Benveniste -- (Clarification Required) Its name is Public opinion. It is held in reverence. It settles everything. Some think it is the voice of God. -- Mark Twain |
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1$ Silver Certificates
On Tue, 24 Jan 2012 09:00:28 -0500, Mike Benveniste
wrote: On 1/23/2012 6:38 PM, Illinois Bob wrote: Can't find anything on the web that is like these... anyone know of them? These notes look to be uncirculated in a plastic sleeve and still bound. A quick search found: http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=4FTEPbGC5MU http://www.moneypads.com/products.html There are no doubt others. I don't think the BEP has ever sold such pads, but as you've seen, people have been making them in the aftermarket for a long time. ..... I'll be damned.... thanx .... didn't know what to call it... |
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1$ Silver Certificates
"Illinois Bob" wrote in message ... I just came across two pads of ten 1$ silver certificates from 1957. The serial numbers are in order and the bundles are binded at the long edge by that red rubber cement that used to be used on note pads. I remember my father getting these for me in the 60's from the Michigan National Bank of Chicago. They came in denominations of 1, 5 and 10 dollar amounts. When you wanted a bill you would tear it off and it came out easily. Can't find anything on the web that is like these... anyone know of them? These notes look to be uncirculated in a plastic sleeve and still bound. Back in 1976 my uncle gave me a similar pad of 5 or 10 Bicentennial $2 bills. No bag or other packaging, just the plain padded bills. I couldn't tell if he tore them from a bigger pad or bought them that way. Even back then you could get kits with the red gum cement to pad together anything you wanted. He was big into gadgets and oddities, so he might even have created them on his own. Anyway, I still have them around somewhere. He was a generous collector, always giving me oddball items like blank and clipped cent planchets, the occasional 2-cent or 3-cent piece or V nickel, even a gold Indian Head $5 piece. Too bad there weren't any crisp Bicentennial Benjamins lying around his place, begging to be stuck together for me in 1976! :-D |
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