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West Virginia State Treasurer's Office - Unclaimed Property
Condition: As-is
Five Dollars US Silver Certificate Series 1899 Indian Note Lot includes: Five Dollars US Silver Certificate Series 1899 Indian Note Disclaimer: No warranty or representation is made regarding date, composition, authenticity, grade, condition, or value of any coin or token. All items are sold as-is, where-is, with buyers relying solely on their own inspection and determination. Fun fact: The Series 1899 $5 Silver Certificate, often called the "Indian Chief Note," is one of the most famous and collectible pieces of U.S. paper money. Despite its nickname, the portrait is actually Running Antelope, a Native American chief of the Hunkpapa Lakota Sioux, wearing a ceremonial headdress that was added by the engraver.
West Virginia State Treasurer's Office - Unclaimed Property
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