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Series 1934A $5 Silver Certificate (421A) (Blue Seal)

Series 1934A $5 Silver Certificate (421A) (Blue Seal)

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“Very Good (VG 8 – VG 10)Paper & Wear Characteristics:Heavy Circulation Creasing: Extensive network of vertical, horizontal, and diagonal folds across the entire body, leading to pronounced softening of the paper.Surface Tone & Soiling: Noticeable circulation darkening and localized brown surface toning, particularly along the upper left quadrant and edges.Margins & Edges: Roughness along the perimeter with minor corner rounding, though the outer frame lines remain intact without major structural chunks missing or deep internal tears.Overprint: Blue serial numbers and Treasury seal retain solid legibility and color contrast despite heavy handling.Centering: Margins are shifted slightly toward the top-right border on the face.”
Denomination
$5
Circulated/Uncirculated
Circulated
Type
Banknotes
Year
1934
Grade
Ungraded
Grade Designation
Apparent/Net
Certification
Uncertified
Country of Origin
United States

Series 1934A $5 Silver Certificate (Blue Seal)

 

Series 1934A is a popular mid-WWII era silver certificate (printed during the Morgenthau tenure)

  • Denomination: $5.00

  • Type: Silver Certificate (Small Size)

  • Catalog Reference: Fr. 1651

  • Series: 1934A

  • Serial Number: I 82680421 A

  • Signatures: W.A. Julian (Treasurer of the U.S.) & Henry Morgenthau Jr. (Secretary of the Treasury)

  • Plate Position: Obverse A / Plate A 1396 / Back Plate 1177

  • Design Features: Large blue numeral "5" on the left face; blue Treasury seal on the right over "FIVE"; reverse Lincoln Memorial without "IN GOD WE TRUST".

  • Obligation: "This certifies that there is on deposit in the Treasury of the United States of America Five Dollars in silver payable to the bearer on demand."

Technical & Visual Assessment

  • Technical Grade: Very Good (VG 8 – VG 10)

  • Paper & Wear Characteristics:

    • Heavy Circulation Creasing: Extensive network of vertical, horizontal, and diagonal folds across the entire body, leading to pronounced softening of the paper.

    • Surface Tone & Soiling: Noticeable circulation darkening and localized brown surface toning, particularly along the upper left quadrant and edges.

    • Margins & Edges: Roughness along the perimeter with minor corner rounding, though the outer frame lines remain intact without major structural chunks missing or deep internal tears.

    • Overprint: Blue serial numbers and Treasury seal retain solid legibility and color contrast despite heavy handling.

  • Centering: Margins are shifted slightly toward the top-right border on the face.

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