1934 US $10 Silver Certificate PMG40 EPQ Exceptional Paper Quality US Silver Convertible Note

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 This is a 1934 United States $10 Silver Certificate.
 This banknote has been officially certified by the third-party certification agency PMG (Paper Money Guaranty), receiving a rating of "40 Extremely Fine" and "EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality)."

 Silver Certificates are historical currency that were once issued in the United States and were exchangeable for their face value in silver. This note is a 1934 series $10 note, featuring a portrait of Alexander Hamilton on the front and the US Treasury Building on the back.

 The PMG "EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality)" designation is a special rating given only to banknotes that have not been cleaned, restored, or chemically treated in any way and that retain the original paper quality. The paper tension, clarity of the print, and natural texture are highly valued, making them extremely important points for collectors.

 The grade is PMG 40 (Extremely Fine). Although there are some slight creases and signs of use due to circulation, the overall condition is very good, with the portrait, detailed engraving, and lettering clearly visible. It has natural aging that evokes its history, making it ideal condition for a vintage banknote.

 This coin is already sealed in a genuine PMG holder, ensuring authenticity and condition. It is perfect for long-term storage as a collectible piece or as a symbol of American paper and financial history.

 In recent years, high-denomination Silver Certificates designated as EPQ have been in limited circulation on the market, and have maintained steady popularity and recognition. The 1934 series of $10 notes in particular are highly regarded for both their design and historical background.

 This is a recommended piece for U.S. banknote collectors, enthusiasts of PMG-certified banknotes, or anyone looking for a physical asset with historical value.

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