1899 $1 Black Eagle Silver Certificate

This 1899 $1 Silver Certificate, Fr. 236, is known as the "Black Eagle" for its striking central vignette of an eagle perched above the U.S. Capitol building. The Black Eagle design stands as one of the most impressive and sought-after types in U.S. currency, combining bold imagery with exceptional artistry.

This note presents in Choice Uncirculated condition, displaying bright, clean paper and excellent centering. The black and blue inks remain sharp and vivid, with the eagle vignette showing exceptional detail and contrast. The Treasury seal and serial numbers maintain their rich blue color. The reverse exhibits strong green inking with clear details in the central design. The overall presentation offers outstanding eye appeal with none of the typical problems that often plague these notes.