| Fr# | Denom | Series | Serial# | Grade | Comments | $Price | Image |
| 36 | $1 | 1917 | B64190879A | VF | Solid VF and better than the PMG25 below | $125 | Image |
| 38m | $1 | 1917 | M22702166A | PMG 25 | For those who need a lower end mule note | $125 | Image |
| 39 | $1 | 1917 | T2831066A | CH/AU | Raw affordable near CU Ace | $200 | Image |
| 40 | $1 | 1923 | A24653553B | VF | Would grade PMG20 net | $195 | Image |
| 40 | $1 | 1923 | A12360521B | VF+ | Original Big Red One! | $265 | Image |
| 40 | $1 | 1923 | A44172998B | CCU | What I call a 'commercial' Unc., as the note is lacking in embossing but strong on color, centering and eye appeal. This issue is not known for strong, punch through embossing yet this note may have been lightly pressed although I can't see why. | $650 | Image |
| 50 | $2 | 1880 | Z3887110 | PMG30 | Large Brown Seal Properly/Conservatively graded | $595 | Image |
| 57 | $2 | 1917 | A22388550A | VF+ | PMG 30ish quality white but pressed | $175 | Image |
| 57 | $2 | 1917 | A59218214A | VF++/EF | Faces up AU or better as the paper, colors and inking are stunning | $295 | Image |
| 57 | $2 | 1917 | A29350570A | 35EPQ | Looks AU/Conservatively graded | $225 | Image |
| 58 | $2 | 1917 | A77728578A | CH/EF | Absolute superb original paper with the deepest inking I can recall ever seeing on a '17 Duece. Striking eye appeal | $325 | Image |
| 60 | $2 | 1917 | D77825695A | VF | A lovely Duece on the lower end of the vf scale | $145 | Image |
| 60 | $2 | 1917 | D89617647A | PMG25 | Much better looking than most PMG25s, this one actually is | $160 | Image |
| 60 | $2 | 1917 | D70661755A | VF+ | The higher end of VF and looks EF, original and problem free | $195 | Image |
| 60 | $2 | 1917 | D12489661A | EF | Original trifold EF with one rounded corner that looks AU | $245 | Image |
| 60 | $2 | 1917 | E12067804A | VF+ | Original problem free Duece | $175 | Image |
| 60 | $2 | 1917 | B64821236A | EF/AU | Another original beauty in the raw with great inks and paper quality that falls in the 45 to 50EPQ range | $300 | Image |
| 64 | $5 | 1869 | K3547558 | 64EPQ | INCREDIBLE COLOR!!! Which is what it is all about with this issue. Rainbow Woodchopper Note! | $4,250 | Image |
| 91 | $5 | 1907 | M10611431 | 64EPQ | Near Gem Woodchopper type. | $725 | Image |
| 91 | $5 | 1907 | K84847025 | 55EPQ | PCBLIC Error near Gem | $450 | Image |
| 122 | $10 | 1901 | E34587788 | PMG15 | Solid red color on original soiled paper, properly graded | $695 | Image |
| 122 | $10 | 1901 | E57475900 | PMG25 | Minor Repair, edge repair I cannot see! | $1,200 | Image |
| 122m | $10 | 1901 | E51275536 | PMG25 | Mule John Burke Backplate #348 | $1,250 | Image |
| 122 | $10 | 1901 | E60164055 | PMG63 | Well centered on the front, not so well on the back. A note I purchased and put away for myself 15 years ago with all the original, light teller counting bends. I sure miss those old days before TPG was 'necessary'. | $4,950 | Image |
| | | | | 1879 Refunding Certificate | | |
| 214 | $10 | 1879 | A196997 | PMG35 | Great note with a great issue day of April 1st, but the 4% interest this instrument earned was no joke. | $4,950 | Image |
| | | | | Silver Certificates | | |
| 215 | $1 | 1886 | B1065657 | G/VG | No doubt a 8 to a 10 in the lose lower end I see at PMG. We used to call these Goods, or a 4 in other numeric logic | $150 | Image |
| 222 | $1 | 1891 | E10498295 | PMG15 | Attractive, certified, low-end Martha 'retouched' | $345 | Image |
| 228 | $1 | 1899 | T61255680 | 45EPQ | Better number and type Black Eagle | $325 | Image |
| 228 | $1 | 1899 | R29759093 | PMG64 | Light stain somewhere from EPQ | $475 | Image |
| 232 | $1 | 1899 | K8150948K | 55PPQ | Corner tip folds, PCGS graded | $350 | Image |
| 233 | $1 | 1899 | Z53267545Z | VF | And original with interesting plate numbers and symbols in the back, top margin. | $195 | Image |
| 236 | $1 | 1899 | V91672894A | F+ | Black Eagle, solid circ. | $140 | Image |
| 237 | $1 | 1923 | K7978143B | VF+ | Better than most VFs, white | $50 | Image |
| 238 | $1 | 1923 | A41491672E | 65EPQ | A PMG GEM so I had to pay upÂ…. | $265 | Image |
| 238* | $1 | 1923 | *22785735D | VF+ | Star Horseblanket Original | $195 | Image |
| 245 | $2 | 1891 | E4891882 | 63EPQ | Spectacular Windom conservatively graded. I love this note for the Money! | $5,950 | Image |
| 246 | $2 | 1891 | E14491193 | PC20 | Solid VF Windom in a PCGS holder | $995 | Image |
| 251 | $2 | 1899 | D18823982 | VF | Original | $325 | Image |
| 254 | $2 | 1899 | H1754974 | PMG 12 | The scarcest Napier-Thompson signatures grace this attractive circ piece. | $875 | Image |
| 277 | $5 | 1899 | M7816211 | PMG45 | A Chief of great eye appeal that was lightly pressed at one time to pass as an Unc. Without careful inspection I thought it was as well and made an exception on complete originality due to the superior appearance of this note. | SOLD | Image |
| 282 | $5 | 1923 | A3708880B | PMG67Q | Superb Porthole images on request | $17,500 | REQUEST |
| 282 | $5 | 1923 | A3624725B | VF | An evenly circulated strong VF Porthole and in demand as always in affordable and attractive grades such as this. | $1,100 | Image |
| | | | | Treasury or Coin Notes | | |
| 364 | $5 | 1891 | B16018633 | 65EPQ | A more difficult FR# to acquire and this one in near perfect preservation. General George Thomas, the "Rock of Chickamauga" graces this five dollar denomination. | $4,400 | Image |
| | | | | Federal Reserve Bank Notes | | |
| 710 | $1 | 1918 | A32114945A | 65EPQ | Currently there are 15 in PMG65 and 10 66s and in very high demand | $1,100 | Image |
| 712 | $1 | 1918 | B53363378A | PMG 50 | Seems a bit conservative for this NY note. | $350 | Image |
| 715 | $1 | 1918 | C4440577A | VF | Evenly circulated Philly | $225 | Image |
| 720 | $1 | 1918 | D40144091A | VF+/EF | Another three light fold and some handling on a fully original, lightly circulated note. | $245 | Image |
| 721 | $1 | 1918 | E1841525A | PMG30 | Richmond with great eye appeal | $250 | Image |
| 730 | $1 | 1918 | H1356469A | CCU(F) | A much better district in original raw form. | $695 | Image |
| 752 | $2 | 1918 | B10039360A | PMG 30 | An 'affordable' lower grade Battleship | $795 | Image |
| | | | | Federal Reserve Bank Notes | | |
| 847b | $5 | 1914 | A85881911A | VF | An original example with ample paper crispness and a bit of soil | $125 | Image |
| 851a | $5 | 1914 | B45711763D | 63EPQ | 64EPQ in my opinion | $395 | Image |
| 855a | $5 | 1914 | C70236633A | GEM/AU | Depending on the cataloger this could be either a GEM or a very nice AU. I believe there is a ghost of a bend but I could be 'wrong' in the opinion of the TPGs. | $295 | Image |
| 871c | $5 | 1914 | G59552828B | CH/AU+ | Chicago "C" type with seals moved in. Wonderful original paper | $375 | Image |
| 871c | $5 | 1914 | G59552826B | CH/AU+ | From three consecutive, light c-bend is all that keeps them from Gem | $375 | Image |
| 878 | $5 | 1914 | I13028422A | PMG58 | A scarcer Minneapolis district and Fr# | $545 | Image |
| 893b | $10 | 1914 | B12285806A | 55PPQ | Lovely NY Red Seal with great color and original paper and quite lilkely the LAST PCGS-C(RIP) NOTE I WILL BUY!!!! | $1,995 | Image |
| 902a | $10 | 1914 | K186855A | 40EPQ | Spectacular color on this near finest known Ten Dollar Dallas Red Seal. These were bringing spectacular prices not that long ago but have been, like much of late, softer in price. | $7,500 | Image |
| 907a | $10 | 1914 | A53748176A | VF | A VF and a nice one but on the lower end of the scale of VF. | $125 | Image |
| 907b | $10 | 1914 | A69290468A | VF | Evenly circulated Boston | $150 | Image |
| 910* | $10 | 1914 | B446751* | PMG40 | Top pop in a PMG holder for this Star. Large Size Stars have been undervalued throughout most of the better markets and represent bargains now that market has softened. Extremely attractive, bright whites and contrasting, deep blue inks. | $2,500 | Image |
| 911c | $10 | 1914 | B62553015B | VF- | NY Federal Reserve Note | $125 | Image |
| 955b | $20 | 1914 | D206195A | PMG15 | Cleveland Red Seal on the scarcer Twenty Dollar Type. | $675 | Image |
| 971a | $20 | 1914 | B44248346A | PMG55 | The lack of EPQ is a bit of a mystery on this note as embossing is evident. | $545 | Image |
| 975a | $20 | 1914 | C29405427A | CH/EF | The paper is white, choice, original and well embossed. No sales in a TPG holder of repute above a 58. Track and Price shows only 11 different notes in the census with only 6 notes for sale in the last seven years. | $395 | Image |
| 986 | $20 | 1914 | F11220002A | VF | Original with a cool number on this type note issued on the Atlanta district | $220 | Image |
| 988 | $20 | 1914 | G639974A | AU | Super original Chicago FRN | $375 | Image |
| 1011c | $20 | 1914 | L34142151A | 35PPQ | PCGS, and a bit generous as usual but the rare 'C' type and very difficult on a $20. Not likely to stay this cheap for long. | $500 | Image |
| 1036 | $50 | 1914 | D777379A | VF | A low end Cleveland VF on a difficult type of late | $300 | Image |
| 1036 | $50 | 1914 | D1045292A | PMG20 | This one has more soiling on the face | $295 | Image |
| 1056 | $50 | 1914 | I129647A | PMG25 | A rare Minneapolis Freidberg number with only 49 in all grades according to T&P 3-15. This note is firmly in the upper half of the census for grade with the vast majority being VF20 or lower. | $1,195 | Image |
| | | | | Gold Certificates | | |
| 1173 | $10 | 1922 | H86814638 | PMG53 | Minor Foreign Substance, which is a small brown adhesive speck | $595 | Image |
| 1173 | $10 | 1922 | H40807522 | 58EPQ | A centerfold from Gem but with the colors and appeal fully intact | $985 | Image |
| 1183 | $20 | 1906 | D10360746 | PMG40 | Also EPQ sometimes I hate these PMG newbee graders!!! | $795 | Image |
| 1184 | $20 | 1906 | E275820 | Fine | Napier/Thompson signature and always the toughest to find | $695 | Image |
| 1187 | $20 | 1922 | K48577550 | PMG45 | This one has been pressed in the past | $550 | Image |
| 1196 | $50 | 1882 | H267049 | VG+ | NEW-Only 30 known in all grades and this note is a very attractive filler for the price. Frayed margins but not into the design of the note and the face retains an attractive appearance the back however says "ragpicker", the old term for currency collectors decades ago. | $985 | Image |
| 1200 | $50 | 1922 | B5392379 | CH/VF | With the normal, large serial numbers. Great color and though there are a couple of minor defects that would surely disqualify for EPQ designation the paper is still original which is hard to find on any gold certificates. Solid back color as it should be. | $1,400 | Image |
| 1200am | $50 | 1922 | B118218 | PMG15 | Small Serial number variety, F15 is a stretch to be sure | $650 | Image |
| 1200am | $50 | 1922 | B590079 | PMG30 | The Raw VF above is the matching note to this PMG30 which is again the small serial number variety. | $1,645 | Image |
