1907 $5 Legal Tender United States Note PMG VF 20 (PCBLIC Error)

1907 $5 Legal Tender United States Note PMG VF 20 (PCBLIC Error)

Bullion Exchanges proudly presents a 1907 $5 Legal Tender United States Note PMG VF 20 (PCBLIC Error). This note is particularly special due to the notable "PCBLIC" error, where the word "PUBLIC" in the phrase "This Note is a Legal Tender for Five Dollars in Payment of All Debts, Public and Private" is misspelled. This error makes the note a highly sought-after item for collectors who appreciate the quirks and historical significance of U.S. currency.

The 1907 $5 Legal Tender note, often referred to as a "Woodchopper" note, features a portrait of Andrew Jackson on the obverse, along with an intricate design that includes an image of a pioneer family and their dog. This note is part of a series first issued during the Civil War to help finance the Union war effort. These notes were a crucial part of the U.S. economy during that time, as they were backed solely by the government's credit and were not convertible to gold or silver, unlike earlier notes.

Product Highlights:

• Graded as VF 20 by PMG
• Denomination: $5
• Obverse: Features a portrait of Andrew Jackson with the misspelled phrase "PCBLIC"
• Reverse: Displays intricate patterns and the denomination

Bullion Exchanges is always thrilled to carry pieces of history in our inventory. Purchase this wonderful 1907 $5 Legal Tender United States Note PMG VF 20 (PCBLIC Error) now, and we will carefully package and ship it to your provided address. In the event you have any questions, please feel free to contact our customer service team during our business hours.

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