1928 $10 Gold Certificate – PMG 45 Choice Extremely Fine

Own a remarkable piece of American monetary history with this 1928 $10 Gold Certificate, professionally graded PMG 45 Choice Extremely Fine.

Issued during an era when U.S. currency was backed by gold, this historic banknote represents an important chapter in American finance. Featuring a detailed portrait of Alexander Hamilton, the distinctive orange-gold Treasury seal, and matching gold-colored serial numbers, this certificate stands out from traditional Federal Reserve Notes.

The Series of 1928 Gold Certificates are especially appealing to collectors for their striking design, historical significance, and connection to America's former gold-backed monetary system.

Professionally authenticated and encapsulated by Paper Money Guaranty (PMG), this example has earned a grade of 45 Choice Extremely Fine, making it an attractive addition to any currency collection.

Product Specifications

• Denomination: $10

• Series: 1928

• Currency Type: United States Gold Certificate

• Friedberg Number: Fr. 2400

• Serial Number: A59743979A

• Block: AA

• Signatures: Woods / Mellon

• Portrait: Alexander Hamilton

• Seal Color: Gold / Orange

• PMG Grade: 45 Choice Extremely Fine

• Certification: Professionally graded and encapsulated by PMG

A Piece of History Worth Preserving

Gold Certificates once represented a direct connection between American paper currency and the nation's gold reserves. Their distinctive appearance and historical importance make them desirable collectibles for enthusiasts of early American currency.

Whether you're expanding an established collection, searching for a unique historical gift, or purchasing your first certified banknote, this 1928 $10 Gold Certificate offers a fascinating combination of craftsmanship, history, and collectible appeal.

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Collector's Note: This item is sold as a collectible banknote. The PMG certification holder helps protect and preserve the currency. The certificate is not redeemable for gold.