1934 $5 Note Silver Certificate Blue Seal Crisp Uncirculated Condition

The 1934 $5 Silver Certificate Blue Seal Note is a classic piece of U.S. currency history. Issued during the Great Depression era, these notes were once redeemable in silver, as stated boldly on the face. Featuring a portrait of Abraham Lincoln at the center, the note also carries the distinct blue Treasury seal and serial numbers, marking it as a silver certificate rather than a standard Federal Reserve Note.

1934 $5 Note Silver Certificate Blue Seal CU

This particular example is in Choice Uncirculated (CU) condition, meaning it retains crisp paper, sharp details, and vibrant ink with no signs of wear. Collectors value the 1934 $5 Silver Certificate not only for its historic significance but also for its eye appeal in higher grades like CU. It is an essential addition for paper money collectors seeking iconic blue seal notes.