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Fr.-1178 1882 $20 Gold Certificate Ser. C14846926 in a PCGS-AU50



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This is a very nice and elusive 1882 $20 Gold Certificate in high grade. All of the 1882 $20 and especially $50 dollar gold certificates are very difficult to find without any repairs. I have been looking either one with a EPQ or PPQ notation, but they have not been around for the last several auctions or shows.

I really liked this note because it was problem free with extraordinary dark and vibrant burnt-orange golden colors on the reverse. Most of the gold certificate are faded due to past cleanings and natural fading. I also purchased a 1882 $50 gold certificate in a PCGS-35 holder which may still be on the website.

If you are in the need of a unusually nice high grade 1882 $20 Gold Certificate that has some of the best original inks you can find, this is a must consideration. Check out the large scans and check out the colors to see what I mean. I see a lot of these types of notes and this is one of the best original coloring I have seen in quite some time. I paid a little more for it, but I feel it is worth it. The serial number is C14846926 and is in a problem free PMG-50 holder.

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