1934 $10 Silver Certificate Paper Money Federal Reserve Note High Grade

You will receive one note in circulated condition. 

The 1934 $10 silver certificate is a notable piece of U.S. currency with several distinct features:

1. Design: The front of the bill features a portrait of Daniel Webster, an American statesman and orator. The back displays the Great Seal of the United States along with the words "Ten Dollars."

2. Silver Certificate Status: As a silver certificate, this bill was originally redeemable for silver dollars or silver bullion, although the practice was discontinued in 1968.

3. Series Information: The 1934 series includes various types, with some bills designated as "A," "B," or other letters indicating different print runs or revisions.

4. Security Features: The 1934 silver certificate has a blue seal and blue serial numbers, distinguishing it from other forms of currency like Federal Reserve Notes.

5. Collectability: The 1934 $10 silver certificate is sought after by collectors, particularly those interested in U.S. paper currency. Its value can vary based on factors such as condition, specific series, and whether it is a low or high serial number.