1899 $5 Silver Certificate Currency Note PMG XF 45 EPQ

1899 $5 Silver Certificate Currency Note PMG XF 45 EPQ

Bullion Exchanges is happy to provide our customers with this historic 1899 $5 Silver Certificate Currency Note PMG XF 45 EPQ. This particular Silver Certificate is graded by PMG as Extra Fine 45 and received the Exceptional Paper Quality designation. The $5 Silver Certificate is a widely popular banknote to collect for its variations in design, and this Native American silver certificate is particularly popular among collectors. Order your 1899 $5 Silver Certificate Currency Note PMG XF 45 EPQ today before it is snatched up by other collectors!

US paper currency notes are widely appreciated for their historical value and stunning designs. One thing all Silver Certificates have in common is the blue US Reserve Seal. The $5 Silver Certificates, however, are especially sought after for its several varying designs. This particular Silver Certificate features a wonderful image of a Native American Chief in full headdress, coining the name “Chief”. The $5 denomination is also the highest denomination for the Silver Certificates in 1899, and it was printed until the early 1920s.

The obverse of this $5 Silver Certificate portrays the image of a former Native American chief, Running Antelope of the Lokata Indian tribe. Unfortunately, he passed away before being able to see his portrait on the certificate. The text printed on this side notes the country, serial number, “SILVER CERTIFICATE”, “Five Silver Dollars”, “Payable to the Bearer on Demand”, “Washington, DC”, face value. It also includes signatures of Teehee, former Register of the Treasury, and Burke, former US Treasurer. 

The reverse displays the text "UNITED STATES OF AMERICA", “V”, “FIVE DOLLARS”, “SILVER CERTIFICATE”, and boldly printed 5’s to clearly represent the face value. There is also an elegantly styled border.

Product Features:

• Graded by PMG as XF 45 EPQ
• Silver Certificate
• Produced by the US Federal Reserve
• Face value of $5 US Silver Dollars backed by the US Government
• Obverse: Showcases the portrait of the Lokata Indian tribe, Chief Running Antelope. Text: “UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, “SILVER CERTIFICATE”, “Five Silver Dollars”, “Payable to the Bearer on Demand”, “Washington, DC”, serial number, blue US Reserve seal, and the face value.  
• Reverse: Displays only green ink with an elegant border that elegantly pronounces the face value. Text: “THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA”, “SILVER DOLLAR”, “V”, “FIVE DOLLARS”, “5”, “FIVE”, “THIS CERTIFICATE IS RECEIVABLE FOR CUSTOMS, TAXES, AND ALL PUBLIC DEBTS, AND WHEN SO RECEIVED MAY BE REISSUED.”

This 1899 $5 Silver Certificate Currency Note PMG XF 45 EPQ is a highly collectible note that can greatly diversify your portfolio today! Order yours now with Bullion Exchanges. We think you will also like the 1923 $1 Silver Certificate Currency Note PMG UNC 62, 1922 $20 Gold Certificate Currency Note Speelman White PMG VF 35, and 1918 $1 Federal Reserve Currency Note Richmond PMG AU 55. After your order is placed with Bullion Exchanges, we will thoroughly package and ship your item(s) to your address. If you have any questions or concerns, please contact one of our customer service representatives during our business hours.