Completed Set: Series Year 1934 Silver Certificates Colorized Numerals
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- Опубліковано 4 жов 2024
- A comprehensive explanation of Series year 1934 Silver Certificate Colorized Numerals. Speaking about the denominations, series year, Treasury seal color, obligation, and the changes on the note. Image on the reverse and printage of the series year.
Bullion is the highest form purity that gold or silver can obtain and is sometimes considered legal tender. I always like those blue numeral notes and you're right the uncirculated one's really stands out. I've purchased from APMEX in the past and I've always been satisfied with them. Good vid LT.
Hey brother. Thank you on so many fronts. Thank you for giving me some clarity regarding (bullion). I've never purchased from Apmex. I might in the future depending on item of interest.
I'm glad you enjoyed the video and for your continued support of the channel. I got the email and the images of your notes. A conversation between us is definitely in the cards. I'm a little hesitant because I do not want to intrude. But when the time is right I will reach out. I'm on EST (eastern standard time), and I have a Texas area code (912). Talk to you soon brother...
Love that set. I was fortunate enough to find my $5 in the till at work for face value. Of course I know that the new English Treasury Seal debuted on the $100 United States Note.
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The vibrant blue numerals makes this series. The white, black and blue is a great color combination...
Do you have the completed series? If was to see the blue numeral at work I would've erupted with jubilation...
Yeah, I have the 3 notes. I bought the 1 and 10 from Apmex. My 1 and 5 are great looking, while the 10 is circulated.
@collectingonthecheap56353 that's awesome. I've never purchased from Apmex. I get newsletters and magazines with their items in them. The pieces look good, but I'm always taken back by the price...
I get the price aspect. For me, I don't mind paying it, as they already did the hard part of obtaining the note, so for me, it is just a convenience fee of not having to do that work myself. Even then, I consider Apmex pretty reasonable in price as a collector, unlike other places that I have looked at, Apmex is at least closer to the book price. But that is just me, I value my time, and don't mind spending a little more to avoid filtering through auctions and dealing with last second snipes.
@collectingonthecheap56353 those are some solid and valid points...