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Hey that's a cool note how much are they worth ?

Funnily enough, I just made a video about this quarter yesterday. I got one last week from a shopping cart in Aldi. Lovely coin and a fantastic story.

Hi, I just subscribed today! I collect some coins, but i am starting to like the NOTES! I only want to only buy graded bills before 1900. Lower grades are fine with me ,as long as the bill is not ripped up. Can you point me to some bills for say around $200 or less, to star me off? Or is that too low to get started? Great videos!!! THANK YOU!!!

Thomas heart Benton nicknamed “old bullion” for his staunch support of the Gold Standard. I love this note. Yours is nicer than the one I owned in vf20 edge damage I sold for $825. I would guess this is a $1300 note at least. I’d like to replace it at some point. It was one of the few I sold because I just can’t stand anything with a details grade. Maybe get a nice comment free 30-45 someday

Great shoutout Ontario! Dustin is a great guy

Thanks O! Appreciate the shout out

Was für wunderschöne 3 amerikanische Goldmünzen ,da hatte das Geld noch einen richtigen Wert ; zum Vergleich bei einem Monatslohn von $ 30,- Dollar für einen Cowboy, 50,- für den Sheriff,und nur 15,- für einen U.S. Soldaten. International entspricht das 20,- Dollar Goldstück,4 x Britische 1 Pfund Sterling Goldmünzen,oder 4 x 20,- Reichsmark Goldstücke des Deutschen Kaiserreichs, wovon eine einem Wochenlohn eines Arbeiters entspricht.

Beautiful notes!

Wow!

Awesome note.

Gorgeous note!

Awesome 👍😊

Truly beautiful! What a great note and an awesome pickup Ontario. Very cool and I am also in the hunt for the same note. One of my favorite eagles is on this note. Keep it coming. Thank you my friend and love that “trinary” 😉

Nice note. Gold certificates came to an end in the United States with FDR's legislation in 1933.

Beautiful note. Congratulations!

I believe the 1922 $100 gold certificate is the only series that kept the same design as the 1882.Not sure why.1907 series was the first for the $10 gold certs.I think all the others stayed the same between the 1907's and 1922's, except technicolor note.What a new addition to your collection,wow

Wow! That’s a really impressive note! Just think about how much you could buy with a $100 bill like that back in the 1920s! Thanks for sharing!

Please how can i sell it

I have this 1904 liberty head double eagle

Ok, question for you. On the 1899 US $5 silver certificate with Indian chief, the bill is ungraded, appears uncirculated but let us say the actual condition is somewhere in the AU range if submitted, how high would you be willing to go on it? Same question for the 1901 $10 Bison note. Thank you.

Very nice 💯🙂

It's very beautiful. Although I don't like the large notes since they are more prone to cuts and breaks.

Awesome currency 💲💵😊🎉🎉

Amazing piece of history! I love your channel so much, Ontario, thanks for posting and being a cornerstone in this community!

I am guessing that you bid against me on that $100 1890 Treasury note, and you won or that $5 1875 NB note. I was in the long beach $50 1880 Legal tender and lost. But congrats on your note.

I’m going with the Morgan back 😉 All amazing notes Ontario and great idea for a video 😎🤙🏼

You finally got your Watermelon! Congratulations!!!😜

Those are some expensive notes! I would say you bought the 1880 $5? Thanks for sharing!

The 1880 $5

Was it the five dollar Hawaii?

Vary enjoyable. I even bid on a couple of them. 😊

I’m hoping it’s the Roswell, NM National! Great video recap of the auctions thank you,

$50 Gold Certificate. You have the $10, so this seems logical, otherwise you. Picked up one of the $5 notes. :-)

I know you have quite a few notes, but I can't remember all the notes you showed in the past, but I will guess the 1886 $5 silver cert

Nice note! There's only supposed to be six surviving 50s and five of them are on eBay!

That’s a monster note! Wow! Thanks for sharing not often you get to see this note outside of a paper money catalog.

Great note! Thanks for sharing!

This note is awesome! I’m glad you bought it and shared it with all of us. Thank you Ontario 😎🤙🏼

Very nice. Surely very rate now.

I think Robert Morris doesn't get enough credit as a founding father.George Washington stayed in his house while President from 1790-1797 in Philadelphia while DC was being constructed.Washington never lived in the White House.Love the note buddy,and the black ink on back.I guess those weren't greenbacks😄

Nice oldie!

What a monster note! 👍

Very nice!

Nice. You should find a g$1 and $3 as well.

Actually,Hillegas shared that title with George Clymer,they were co treasurers until Clymer stepped down as Hillegas became sole Treasurer.Clymer is only 1 of 6 people to sign the Declaration and Constitution.Great note,love the big stars with the circle in the center

I've always called the first note an alternator. Nice to know the real name of the note. Thank you for the information on both those notes.

Congrats

I found a 5 dollar bill with a misprint

Congrats on 10 years!

Ontariooooooooo! Man you keep hitting them out of the park. Beautiful Star Note for Sunday! And thanks for the information with it - really appreciate learning something more than a grade!