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NORTH
AFRICAN SILVER CERTIFICATES. $1.00-$5.00-$10.00
Special
Silver Certificates were also issued as payment for Allied troops in
North Africa about to begin their assault into Europe. The only
difference on these one-dollar bills was a yellow instead of blue seal.
Both of these types of notes could be declared worthless if they fell
into enemy hands.
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1935A
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$1.00
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P.C.G.S #30
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I33333333C
UNIQUE
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$SOLD
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Only
two solid serial number known on a all emergency notes put together.
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1935A
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$1.00
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P.C.G.S
#66PPQ
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R94425261C
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$425.00
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Appealing
High Grade North African Note 66 PURE PAPER QUALITY.
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1935A
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$1.00
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VF
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C61911916C
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$SOLD
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Rare
to come across a radar on a north african.
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1934A
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$5.00
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P.M.G
#66EPQ
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K41265442A
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$1400.00
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Super
high grade five...... matches great with the one dollar above. #66
superb gems.
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1934A
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$10.00
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VF
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B00050500A
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$360.00
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Fancy
serial number on a north african.
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1935 $1.00 SILVER
CERTIFICATE *HAWAII*
Special $1 Silver Certificates were issued
for Hawaii in case of a Japanese invasion. HAWAII was printed vertically on the left and
right side of the obverse and also horizontally across the reverse. The
seal and serial numbers were changed to brown.
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1935A
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$1.00
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P.C.G.S
#68PPQ
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S54333476C
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$SOLD
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The
ultimate high graded hawaii type note.superb gem 68 with pure paper
quality.
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1935A
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$1.00
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V
CH-CU
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S43200335C
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$180.00
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1935A
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$1.00
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V-CH-CU
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S53998755C
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$180.00
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1935A
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$1.00
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CH-CU
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S53998757C
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$180.00
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1935A
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$1.00
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AU
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P32831309C
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$135.00
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1935A
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$1.00
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GEM
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Y70335718B
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$SOLD
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1935A
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$1.00
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VG
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L77797779C
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$SOLD
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Two
digit repeater serial number on this hawaii note.
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1935A
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$1.00
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P.C.G.S #30
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HAWAII
STAR
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$700.00 |
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1935A
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$1.00
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P.M.G
#58EPQ
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HAWAII
STAR
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$SOLD
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High
grade lovely looking star note on this emergency issue.
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1935A
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$1.00
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P.C.G.S.
#64PPQ
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HAWAII
STAR
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$4100.00
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Lovely
high grade P.C.G.S #64PPQ hawaii star.
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1935A
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$1.00
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P.M.G
#65EPQ
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RARE
Z-B BLOCK
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$SOLD
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1935A
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$1.00
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P.C.G.S
#64PPQ
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#2
CONSECUTIVE YB BLOCKS
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$425.00
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1934
$5.00 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE *HAWAII*
Special World War II currency was issued. HAWAII was overprinted on the front and back of
the $5 Federal Reserve Note; the serial numbers, and seal, were changed
to brown from green. This was done so that the currency could be
declared worthless if there was a Japanese invasion
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1934A
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$5.00
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P.M.G
#64
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L67601988A
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$SOLD
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1934
$10.00 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE *HAWAII*
1942: Special World War II currency was
issued. HAWAII was overprinted on the front and
back of the $10 Federal Reserve Note, and the seal and serial numbers
were changed to brown. This was done so that the currency could be
declared worthless in case of Japanese invasion.
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1934
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$10.00
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VF
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L50566549B
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$SOLD
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1934
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$10.00
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XF-AU
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L29197905B
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$340.00
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1934
$20.00 FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE *HAWAII*
A special
emergency series, with brown
serial numbers and "HAWAII" overprinted on both the front and the back,
is issued. These notes are designed to circulate on the islands, and be
deemed invalid in the event of a Japanese invasion.
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1934
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$20.00
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P.C.G.S
#58
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L68357809A
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$350.00
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