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Fr.-1215 1922 $100 Gold Certificate Ser. # N1132411 PMG VF-35EPQ



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This is one of the nicest mid-grade no problem 1922 $100 Gold Certificates I have ever owned. The burnt-orange color on the back is extremely bright. So often they are faded and washed out. The Red Seal is vivid and the color on the front is well preserved. This lightly circulated Gold Certificate has been put away somewhere safe for many years. There are no signs of soiling as you see with so many of these old Gold Certificates. The burnt-orange color fades quickly and badly when it is washed or exposed to long time sunlight. That is why you need to get a note with the "PPQ or EPQ" notation. That means it all original, never messed with as so many of the gold certificates are today. You will not find but a handful of any large size gold certificates with the PPQ designator on them. Originality is very tough to come by on gold certificates, because of the color. This note has been graded as a PMG-35EPQ and the serial number is N1132411. You can easily see the originality of the paper on the reverse as the embossing becomes evident. That is good as it gets and that means it has never been pressed or cleaned. There are no rips, tears, pinholes or bank marks. Just a very nice well preserved old gold note.

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