Krispy.. here are some notes for you..just let me know when you are ready. These two are the 34 D "Narrow Variety" Consecutive Numbers This is the 34 D Wide Variety
Wow! Those are really something! Strong STAR power too! These are my first two notes to add to this thread with many more to search for, especially stars:
While this isn't a $5 Silver Certificate, it is my first certified $1 SC and my first SC *Star* 1935-D $1 Narrow Silver Certificate Clark|Snyder NO MOTTO Fr. 1613N* PMG 58 EPQ [Apologies for the low res image. The note just came in and I'm quite happy with it but I'm waiting to scan notes when I have a few other things to fire up the scanner for.]
here ya go krispy a few of my $5 silver beauties. enjoy :thumb: 1934 1934 A 1934 A **MULE** 1934 A **NORTH AFRICA NOTE** 1934 B 1934 C 1934 D **WIDE I** 1934 D **WIDE II** 1934 D **STAR NOTE**
All nice Notes,thanks for showing them.I have a raw $10 North African that I should send out for grading.
2 questions; What was the difference between the 1934 and the 1934A series. I see no change? and What is "wide" on the 34D series. I see no difference between a "wide" note and a normal note? Thanks
I'm not really good at navigating this website, but USPAPERMONEY.INFO is a great resource and probably has illustrations of wide and narrow on the issues in your query, here is one such example of wide/narrow for the $1 1935-D series Others will be along to point out the differences in the $5 series.
yeah those are some of my favorite silver certs along with the hawaii notes. i also have a few $1's and $10's in the north africa notes.
