Two One-Dollar Silver Certificates with Blue Seal and Various Coins

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Two One-Dollar Silver Certificates with Blue Seal and Various Coins Lot includes: FOUR US 1964 KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS; FIFTEEN US COINS: (1) 1918 WALKING LIBERTY HALF DOLLAR; (2) 1968 KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS; (4) MERCURY DIMES; (7) BUFFALO NICKELS; (1) WHEAT PENNY; TWO COLLECTIBLE US CURRENCY NOTES; (1) SERIES 1963 FIVE DOLLAR RED SEAL NOTE, (1) SERIES 1957 ONE DOLLAR SILVER CERTIFICATE; SEVEN US COLLECTIBLE COINS; (1) 1922 PEACE DOLLAR; (3) FRANKLIN HALF DOLLARS; (1) 1964 KENNEDY HALF DOLLAR; (2) 1967 KENNEDY HALF DOLLARS; TWENTY-ONE EISENHOWER DOLLAR COINS: (4) 1971, (11) 1972, (1) 1974, (5) 1976; SEVEN US COLLECTIBLE COINS: (1) 1899 MORGAN DOLLAR, (1) 1921 MORGAN DOLLAR, (3) 1922 PEACE DOLLARS, (2) 1922 PEACE DOLLARS, (1) 1942 MERCURY DIME; TWO ONE DOLLAR SILBER CERTIFICATES WITH BLUE SEAL: (1) 1934; (1) 1935 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: Until the 1960s, you could take a Silver Certificate to a U.S. Treasury office and exchange it for its face value in silver dollars or silver bullion. The distinctive blue Treasury seal and serial numbers were used to set Silver Certificates apart from other types of U.S. currency.