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Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. A wonderful mid-grade example of this heavily sought after type note. Problem free example. Grade: VF+

Excellent paper quality. Punch through embossing. Bright and bold colors. Fantastic eye appeal. FR.121 Bison's rarely come in ultra high grades and this example will not disappoint. Exacting centering, vivid colors and beautiful embossing all on display through the Gem New 66 PPQ designated holder. A note graded 67 by PCGS sold in 2015 for $23,500... don't miss this opportunity to add this wonderful example. PCGS Grade: Gem 66 PPQ

Original paper quality. Nice embossing. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. Very crisp with good color. Light foxing/stain across much of the note. PMG Grade: CU62

Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. Solid for the grade. Grade: VF30

Original paper quality. Nice color. Solid for the grade with a few small spots. Grade: VF30

Original paper quality. Heavy circulation with an even appearance. Grade: VG

Paper seems flat and smooth for this grade. May have been flattened some. Still a nice representation of this sought after Educational design. Grade: Fine

Excellent paper quality. Nice embossing. Bright and bold colors. Fantastic eye appeal. Don't miss this opportunity to own this new to market, incredible Silver Dollar back $5 Silver Certificate. Pack fresh and crisp example with good margins. PMG calls out "Closed Pinholes" which a pair of well closed holes can be observed near the left margin (approx 1/2" in from the edge). This note sold back in 1991 auction as a Gem CU and merits that high of accolades. These notes rarely come along this nice. PMG AU58 seems very conservative. PMG Grade: Choice AU58

Excellent paper quality. Nice embossing. Bright and bold colors. Fantastic eye appeal. Incredible opportunity to own this new to the market Fancy Serial Number Gold Certificate. Bearing the serial number of K60000000 and grade Gem Uncirculated 66 by PMG. This note exhibits exceptional paper but has an annotated "stain" on the back that keeps this note from receiving the EPQ designation. PMG Grade: Gem CU66

Original paper quality. Nice embossing. Bright and bold colors. Nice eye appeal. Light handling with no real hard folds. Note appears to be more like a low grade UNC. PMG Grade: AU53

Excellent paper quality. Nice embossing. Bright and bold colors. Fantastic eye appeal. Three hard vertical folds. Nice bold overprint and back color(s). PMG Grade: Choice XF45

Excellent paper quality. Nice embossing. Bright and bold colors. Fantastic eye appeal. Very conservative grade; not hard folds with sharp edges. Looks uncirculated to me. PMG Grade: AU50

Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. A nice mid-grade example with good orange back printing. Grade: VF

Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. Census estimates # less than two dozen examples of the triple signature note are known to exist. This offering presents very consistent surfaces and color for the grade. Well centered margins and nick-free edges. Graded VF20 by PMG with no additional comments. Seeing recent prices realized for nice VF notes trading in the upper ranges of $25,000... this new to the market offering is sure to please. PMG Grade: VF20

Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. A scarce signature combination of Burke-Glass with even circulation. PMG Grade: VF20

Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. Even and consistent circulation. Overall nice look. Grade: Fine+

Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. A decent mid-grade example. Grade: VF

Original paper quality. Nice embossing. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. Nice mid-grade example. Grade: VF

Original paper quality. Nice eye appeal. A nice mid-grade type B example. Grade: VF