US Currency

$1 Colorized Legal Tender Note (2-Sided)

The most common legal tender note in production by the US Treasury in the Federal Reserve Note collection is the US one-dollar bill. Introduced in its modern size starting in 1929, the $1 Federal Reserve Note wasn’t introduced until 1963. The combined designs on the obverse and reverse of the modern note are the oldest on US currency. Now, $1 Colorized Legal Tender Notes are available to you for purchase online from JM Bullion. Note Highligh... Read More

$1 George Washington Crossing the Delaware Legal Tender Note (New)

One of the most important early moments in the American Revolution came on Christmas Day in 1776. After early successes in the war, the Continental Army was struggling for positive results on the field of battle. After an overnight crossing, the Continental Army under the leadership of General Washington struck a critical blow that would help boost American morale heading ... Read More

$2 Educational Legal Tender Note

The list of American currency designs that collectors and the public-at-large consider the most beautiful is substantial, but many agree that the Educational Series of silver certificates introduced in 1896 rank at the top of the list. Released on $1, $2, and $5 Silver Certificates, these allegorical depictions are highly sought-out by collectors and can more easily be found on modern replications on current Federal Reserve Notes. Today, $2 Educa... Read More

$2 World War II Vintage United States Army Legal Tender Note

The United States Army is the oldest military branch in the country. Initially called the Continental Army during the Revolutionary War, its name was later switched to the United States Army on June 3, 1784. In special commemoration of those service members who sacrificed their lives during World War II, the Merrick Mint has created a remarkable new legal tender note that ... Read More

$2 Shohei Ohtani Legal Tender Note (New)

Shohei Ohtani has quickly risen to the ranks of the MLB and most now refer to him as the best player in all of baseball. The dominant Los Angeles Angel has become one of the best hitters and pitchers in the game, today. Now, you can commemorate his greatness as JM Bullion is proud to bring you $2 Shohei Ohtani Legal Tender Notes for purchase. Note Highlights: Arrives in a blue folio! Certificate of Authenticity included! Obverse dep... Read More

$5 Educational Legal Tender Note

The largest note issued in the famed Educational Series of US Silver Certificates was the $5 note. Featuring an allegory of Electricity introducing light to the world, the silver certificate was one of three in the Educational Series alongside the $1 and $2 notes. Though remaining specimens of these 100-plus-year-old paper notes are rare today, you can still own these images on modern Federal Reserve Notes that have been enhanced. Right now, $5 E... Read More

Educational Legal Tender Note Set

When it comes to the designs found on American currency, the heyday of artistry in this realm came during the final years of the 19th century and the first two decades of the 20th century. During the final years of the 1890s, in particular, there was a drive to bring real artistic creativity to the bills Americans carried in their pockets. Enter the Educational Series of Silver Certificates. This collection stands out as the top-three designs of ... Read More

1963 $5 Legal Tender Note (Gem Uncirculated)

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In 1963, the United States issued the final note redesigns for the United States Note Series. Still the longest-running series of paper currency in the United States, the United States Note was first issued in 1862 and did not conclude until 1971, running concurrently with the Federal Reserve Note for more than 50 years. Right now, 1... Read More

1864 $50 Confederate States of America Note (Very Fine)

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Shortly after seceding from the Union and forming the Confederate States of America, the newly-formed nation began to issue its own forms of currency to support the economy and pay for Confederate war costs. Now, 1864 $50 Confederate States of America Notes ar... Read More

1934a $10 Federal Reserve Hawaii Note (Very Fine)

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The Hawaii Federal Reserve notes are a great opportunity for collectors to obtain a unique piece of American history. Issued in the wake of Japan’s attack on Pearl Harbor, they were designed to be devalued in the event of an enemy takeover of Hawaii. Because... Read More

1864 $100 Confederate States of America Note (Very Fine)

Money collectors are accustomed to buying items that have more collectible value than face value. Whether it is historic coins, modern bullion coins, or historic notes, the value of the precious metals in a coin and the history of a note often push the collectible worth of a specimen higher. In the case of surviving Confederate paper money, something that was rendered enti... Read More

1862-1863 $100 Confederate Currency Note (Very Fine)

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Shortly after the formation of the Confederate States of America, the Confederacy began to issue its own forms of currency in the Confederate States dollar denomination. This consisted of coins and banknotes, with banknotes referred to as “greybacks.” Now,... Read More

50 Cents Confederate Currency Note (1862-64Uncirculated)

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One of the more unique forms of American paper currency from history comes from the Confederate State of America. Issued by the CSA from 1861 to 1865, the notes were rendered monetarily useless after the war as the Union refused to recognize the debts of the C... Read More

1934a $5 Federal Reserve Hawaii Note (Very Fine)

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Between 1942 and 1944, the US government issued special emergency currency in the state of Hawaii. This came as a result of the Japanese attack on Pearl Harbor on December 7, 1941. In the event of an enemy takeover, the US needed the ability to declare invalid any currency in the state. Once the war ended, the government began recalling these emerg... Read More

1929 $100 Federal Reserve Note (Very Fine)

The release of the Federal Reserve Bank Note in 1915 was different than the redesign and reformat of the notes that occurred in 1929. In addition to shrinking the format of the notes in 1929, certain denominations previously available were not reissued in the small-sized format. Only one denomination that was not released in 1915 was released in 1929, the $100 note. Now, 1929 $100 Federal Reserve Bank Notes are available to you online from JM Bul... Read More

1917 $1 Legal Tender Note (Very Fine)

The United States Note program, also known simply as Legal Tender Notes, ran from 1862 to 1971, making it the longest-running form of paper money in US history as of 2021. The Legal Tender note featured the same obverse design focus from 1869 until its cancelation in the 1970s. However, within that same design family, you will find various series with minor design adjustments that often focused on the seals and lettering on the notes. Right now, ... Read More

1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Certificate (Very Fine)

No series of American paper money is responsible for more iconic, artistic designs than the Silver Certificate. Issued by the United States from 1878 to 1964, Silver Certificates were redeemable for the face value of the note in silver dollars throughout much of the history of the series. During its nearly century-long production cycle, the Silver Certificate collection ge... Read More

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1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note (Very Fine)

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The first release of the modern Federal Reserve Note by the US Treasury came in 1914. The 1914 Series was one of only two series issues in the Federal Reserve Note program that used the older large-sized format for US paper currency. These notes were much larger than modern notes issued from 1929 onward and are sometimes referred to ... Read More

1928 $10 Gold Certificate Note (Very Fine)

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In 1928, the US Government issued a new gold note with a smaller size and a design similar to the more common Federal Reserve notes. These notes were redeemable for actual gold and were extremely popular with citizens who preferred not to carry physical bullion in their pockets. Today, 1928 $10 Gold Certificate Notes in Very Fine con... Read More

1917 $2 Legal Tender Note (Very Fine)

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Still the longest-running form of paper money used in the United States, the United States Note was one of the first forms of paper money ever issued by the federal government. Available from 1862 to 1971, the US Note was acceptable in US commerce for 109 years. The modern Federal Reserve Notes will not surpass the US Note until 2024... Read More