Series 1934A North African $10 Silver Certificate Note Very Good to Very Fine Condition

The North African $10 Silver Certificate was issued during World War II specifically for use in North Africa. The idea was to have a distinct currency for the region to prevent large quantities of U.S. dollars from falling into enemy hands if there were a military incursion. A distinctive feature of the North African $10 Silver Certificate is the yellow Treasury seal and serial numbers. This coloration helped distinguish the North African notes from regular U.S. currency. The signatures of U.S. Treasurer W.A. Julian and Secretary of the Treasury Henry Morgenthau Jr. appear on the North African $10 Silver Certificate.

Series 1934A North African $10 Silver Certificate VG/VF

The exact number of these certificates in circulation today can be difficult to determine, as it depends on factors such as the survival rate of the notes and their availability in the collector's market.