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I'd Maybe take 10 uncirculated Silver Dollars

 

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btw


A yellow stamp (or yellow seal) silver certificate is a World War II emergency banknote issued by the U.S. government for American troops participating in the North African and European campaigns starting in November 1942.

Wartime Security: Standard silver certificates had blue seals. The Treasury printed these with a bright yellow seal so they could be quickly declared worthless and demonetized if large quantities were captured by enemy forces during the invasion (such as Operation Torch).

 

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• • $1 Silver Certificate (Series 1935-A): Features George Washington. Typically sells for $45 to $200+ depending on condition (circulated vs. uncirculated/gem). [1, 2, 3]
  • $5 Silver Certificate (Series 1934-A): Features Abraham Lincoln. Circulated pieces often sell around $250, while higher-grade or star notes go much higher. [1, 2]
  • $10 Silver Certificate (Series 1934-A): Features Alexander Hamilton. Circulated-to-fine pieces range from $185 to $525+ for crisp uncirculated condition.

 

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