$10,000 Gold Certificate - Smithsonian Edition 1934 (Smithsonian Specimen) PMG 70

Why purchase this perfectly graded 2018 Smithsonian Edition $10,000 1934 Gold Certificate?

This 24 karat gold foil note is a stunning 2018 Smithsonian reproduction of a 1934 Gold Certificate having a face value of $10,000. Following the gold recall in 1933, publicly issued gold certificates were withdrawn from circulation. Those issued in 1934 in denominations of $100, $1,000, $10,000 and $100,000 were used strictly for transactions between Federal Reserve Banks. ModernCoinMart is pleased to offer these officially licensed reproductions through a partnership with the Smithsonian.

Design of the $10,000 Gold Certificate

A portrait of Salmon P. Chase, a politician and 25th Secretary of the Treasury. The design of the original note is replicated with astounding detail, including the signatures of William Alexander Julian and Henry Morgenthau Jr., the Treasurer and Secretary of the Treasury of the United States, respectively, in 1934. The blue and yellow sun logo of the Smithsonian appears to the left of Chase's image replacing the Treasury Seal.

The reverse is ornamented with a traditional guilloche and filigree pattern which includes the note's face value of "$10,000" and "THE UNITED STATES OF AMRICA."

Perfectly Minted PMG 70

This 2018 Smithsonian Edition $10,000 1934 Gold Certificate was submitted to Paper Money Guaranty (PMG) for review. The note featuring the image of Salmon P. Chase was examined under a magnification of 5x and found to be in flawless condition, earning PMG's highest grade of 70. The note is sealed in a protective holder accompanied by a PMG certification label.

This perfectly graded (2018) Smithsonian Edition 1934 $10,000 Gold Certificate belongs in your collection!