1928 $1 Silver Certificate | PCGS Choice VF35 | Tate-Mellon Signatures | Fr. 1600
Own a Piece of American Financial History from the Roaring Twenties!
Step back into an important chapter of American history with this 1928 $1 Silver Certificate, professionally graded Choice Very Fine 35 (VF35) by PCGS.
Issued during the final years of the Roaring Twenties, this historic banknote represents an era when United States paper currency was backed by silver held by the U.S. Treasury. Unlike modern Federal Reserve Notes, silver certificates were once redeemable for silver, making them a fascinating reminder of America's monetary heritage.
Featuring the historic Tate-Mellon signatures, this collectible note carries the Friedberg catalog designation Fr. 1600 and belongs to the C-A serial number block.
With a reported PCGS population of just 2 examples at the Choice VF35 grade, this certified banknote offers an interesting opportunity for collectors of vintage American currency.
Banknote Specifications
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Country: United States of America
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Year: 1928
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Denomination: $1 (One Dollar)
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Currency Type: Silver Certificate
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Series: 1928
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Catalog Number: Friedberg 1600 (Fr. 1600)
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Signatures: Tate and Mellon
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Serial Number: C69685929A
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Serial Number Block: C-A
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Plate Numbers: C423 / 431
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Certification: PCGS
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Grade: Choice Very Fine 35 (VF35)
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PCGS Population at VF35: 2
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PCGS Population Graded Higher: 20
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Security: NFC Anti-Counterfeiting Technology
Population figures are based on the supplied PCGS certification information and may change.
A Historic American Banknote
The 1928 series marked a major transformation in American currency with the introduction of the smaller banknote format that remains familiar today.
The front of this historic $1 Silver Certificate features a portrait of George Washington, the first President of the United States, surrounded by classic Treasury engraving and distinctive blue serial numbers and seal.
The reverse displays the familiar ONE DOLLAR design used on early small-size silver certificates, representing a period of American currency history before the adoption of the modern Great Seal reverse design.
Why Add This Banknote to Your Collection?
Historic Silver Certificate: Represents a time when American paper currency could be redeemed for silver, connecting the note to an earlier era of United States monetary policy.
Choice Very Fine Condition: Professionally graded VF35, indicating an attractive circulated example with substantial remaining detail and preservation appropriate to its assigned grade.
Low Certified Grade Population: PCGS reports only 2 examples at VF35 and 20 graded higher for the referenced catalog entry. These figures reflect the certification population, not the total number of surviving notes.
Tate-Mellon Signatures: Features the signatures of Treasury officials associated with this historic currency issue, providing an identifiable connection to American financial history.
Distinctive C-A Block: The serial number C69685929A identifies this particular note and adds to its appeal for collectors who appreciate specific currency varieties and serial number blocks.
Modern Authentication Protection: Protected by NFC anti-counterfeiting technology, providing an additional security feature associated with its certified holder.
Available at TCOB Armory
At TCOB Armory, we believe American history is worth preserving, appreciating, and passing down to future generations.
From historic silver coins to vintage American paper currency, our collection celebrates the craftsmanship, heritage, and stories behind the nation's monetary history.
Whether you're an experienced currency collector, a history enthusiast, or someone looking to begin a collection of vintage United States banknotes, this 1928 $1 Silver Certificate PCGS Choice VF35 offers an opportunity to own a tangible piece of America's financial past.
Own a Piece of American History. Preserve the Legacy.
History Can't Be Rewritten When It's in Your Hands.
PCGS Choice VF35 | Fr. 1600 | Tate-Mellon Signatures | Serial #C69685929A
