North Africa Silver Certificates - "Emergency Issue" Currency For Sale

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Back in the day during the World War II, when the United States officially entered the war in December 1941 and began direct military assistance in North Africa on 11 May 1942.

All military soldiers who participated in the North Africa operation received payment in the form of these North Africa Notes. In the event of a German takeover, the US government is obligated to bring this action. They intended to protect the supply of American currency. Just like the Hawaii Overprinted Notes If these North African Notes ended up in the hands of the Germans, the US government might proclaim them to be worthless right away.

What was the North Africa Emergency Issue Currency look like ?

With series dates of 1934, 1934A, and 1935A, the North Africa Series of US Silver Certificates were consisted of $1, $5, and $10 denominations. The North Africa emergency issue currency was produced during World War II. However it was intended for use in Europe and Northern Africa only. The entire series would have been demonetized if U.S. Forces had been defeated. Although silver certificates often had blue serial numbers, this particular issue was the only one to include a vivid yellow treasury seal. This historic World War II banknote, often known as a "yellow seal" Silver Certificate, is highly sought after by collectors.

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North Africa Silver Certificates - "Emergency Issue" Currency For Sale

What was the North Africa Emergency Issue Currency look like ?

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