1935-A Experimental "S" $1 Silver Certificate Fr. 1610 - Very Fine T-28 Design Obverse: Bust left

Design Obverse: Bust left

1904-O Morgan Dollar in PCGS MS 61 PL

but only when you pay by check/wire and order 500+ ounces

they are a steal

The irradiator works as follows: A mixture of radioactive antimony and beryllium is enclosed in a lead container

1935-A Experimental "S" $1 Silver Certificate Fr. 1610 - Very Fine T-28 Design Obverse: Bust leftSignatures: Julian & Morgenthau (S) During the tenure of Julian and Morgenthau, a different type of paper was used for part of the 1 Dollar notes series of 1935 A. An "R" and an "S" were used as control letters and were surcharged in red on the obverse of the notes. The "R" stands for Regular Paper and the "S" stands for Special Paper.