Those that wish to become currency collectors must familiarize themselves with all the currency grades. These standards have been established to simplify the process of evaluating paper notes and facilitating transactions between collectors around the world.

The Series of 1917 $1 Saw Horse is the final design of its type, and is distinctive for its red colored seal. Five variants exist in total, most of which are quite common. The signature from Burke Elliot is a key element.

There are six major large American currency notes that have been used throughout the nation’s history. Knowing these bills and the differences between them will make it easier for currency enthusiasts to find the perfect notes for their collections.

The one ounce American Platinum Eagle coin was first introduced in 2010 and is absolutely stunning. It was released as part of the Preamble Series which first began in 2009 and commemorates the most important American democracy concepts. The theme for the 2010 edition is the establishment of justice, which is the second Preamble principle.

The First National Bank of Arlington in Nebraska received its charter number 4583 in the year 1891. For the next thirty eight years this financial institution would go on to produce twelve different bank notes. While the name of the bank on each note is not identical, the design is similar. This $20 bill was issued for the year 1929 and has become quite rare since that time.

In 2013 Queen Elizabeth II commemorated her sixty year reign, which was honored by the release of this stunning gold sovereign coin by the British Royal Mint. This coin is distinct in that a limited number of issues were made for that specific day, which are approximately 2013 units. However, the coin was so successful that a total of 15,000 coins would eventually be produced.