Buying/Selling 1899 $1 One Dollar Silver Certificates "BLACK EAGLE"

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The Series of 1899 $1 One dollar was the last series of part silver certificates issued back in the 1800s. Collectors usually referred to it as nickname "Black Eagle" Note rather than the 1899 $1 Silver Certificate. Illustration of bold black ink Eagle - the national bird appeared at the center of the note, surrounded by plenty of white space, giving it considerably greater significance.

The 1899 $1 Silver Certificate was printed and released from the late 19th until the 1920s. There were over 3 billion notes in circulation which make this note is particularly common to many dealers also collectors.

Blue ink was applied for the serial numbers, seal and the large numerical indicated the denomination on the left.The $1 Silver Certificate Series of 1899 holds a unique role in numismatic history. It is the only note ever featured the two portraits of U.S. Presidents on the front – Abraham Lincoln and Ulysses S. Grant.

There are twelve varieties of signature combinations and face designs. The two uncommon signature pairings are the Fr.231 Napier-Thompson, Fr.229a Vernon-McClung and the series of the year on the right side.

With an ornate back design, the "Black Eagle" note is one of the last designs to be appreciated in terms of art. And ranked 16th on the list of 100 Greatest American Currency Notes. A must-have item in every collection. Shop now!!!

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