1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note, St. Louis District - Fr. 2201-H - Very Fine KM.Y73.3 One of the most widely

One of the most widely recognized errantly made varieties in modern minting – the 2008-W "Reverse of 07" Burnished Silver Eagle can be quickly identified by the lack of a serif on the U of UNITED on the reverse

A large percentage of these tokens revolve around the Panic of 1837

Model 2 Grade 316 Manufactured 1906 Size 18 Jewels 15 Case Material Coin Silver

KM# 812a Denomination 2 Pence Country Great Britain Government Kingdom (Resumed) Ruler George V Coinage Type Pre-decimal Coinage Composition Silver Fineness 0

Total weight (without glass inserts) 4

1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note, St. Louis District - Fr. 2201-H - Very Fine KM.Y73.3 One of the most widelyTerrificly bright note with solid ink and contrast. Very light discoloration spot on the obverse. This note has 5 very fine pinholes, no tears, no repairs and sharp edges for the grade. Highly presentable. The St Louis district printed 24,000 notes for the 1934 Series $500.