5 gram USA $100 Bill .999 Silver Banknote (Old)

5 gram USA $100 Bill .999 Silver Banknote (Old)

This 5 gram USA $100 Bill .999 Silver Banknote is an absolutely amazing representation of the precious metal itself and currency value. This is an inventive way to invest in precious metals nowadays, and a great way to diversify your portfolio with something really unique.

The first U.S. Federal Reserve Bank Notes were issued in 1915-1934, they are legal tender in the United States, along with the United States Notes, National Bank Notes, Federal Reserve Notes, and silver certificates. They were printed in denomination of $5 through $100 and backed in a similar way by the National Bank.

The obverse of the banknote featuring the statesman, inventor, diplomat and American Founding Father - Benjamin Franklin. On the reverse of the banknote is an image of Independence Hall. The $100 bill is the largest denomination that has been printed since July 13, 1969.

This unusual collectible replica of a U.S. $100 note, produced from .999 fine silver will always have value long after the value of the paper banknotes return to their intrinsic value of zero.

Banknote Features:

• Banknote contains 5 grams, made from 99.9 % fine silver.
• Individual notes are housed in a currency sleeve.
• Original banknote size.
• Produced by the Lucius Precious Metals.
• Silver banknote comes in Proof condition.
• Banknote Face: Internationally recognizable portrait of Founding Father Benjamin Franklin.
• Banknote Back: Engraving of Independence Hall. Each Note comes with the weight and purity in the bottom right corner.
• Not legal tender.

• Amazing addition to any precious metals portfolio.

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