1882年1000美元纸钞 PCGS BG EF 40
Fr. 1218g (W-4624). 1882 $1000 Gold Certificate. PCGS Extremely Fine 40.，This is not only a highlight of the Joel R. Anderson Collection, but is also one of the greatest notes to come on the market so far in the 21st century. Just four examples of this very rare Lyons-Treat signed 1882 Gold Certificate are known to survive. One is housed in the collection of the Federal Reserve Bank of San Francisco and another is in the National Numismatic Collection at the Smithsonian Institution, leaving just the present note and one other that has been off of the market since 1991 available to the collecting public. This note is the finer of the two with the other recorded as just Very Good.
Just the lightest traces of circulation are noted; the margins are large and even and the paper is bright creamy white. The design elements are printed in sharp detail with great color displayed in the overprints and orange back design. An equally rare Fr. 1218e in a PMG Very Fine 30 "Minor Restoration" holder realized $600,000 in a January auction. This note is far superior to that one and should attract extremely strong bids.
$1,000 Gold Certificates, Series of 1882</strong><p>On the right is a portrait of Alexander Hamilton, the most famous figure in early American finance. At the center is a Treasury Seal, shield, and at the left is a counter. The back shows an eagle at the center with a large M to the side.<p>The print run was 16,000, with only a few known, as described.，From the Joel R. Anderson Collection of United States Paper Money, Part I. Earlier from F.S. Werner May 1987; Stacks sale of March 1993, lot 492; Currency Auctions of Americas sale of January 1999, lot 1609; Lyn Knights sale of February 2000, lot 621; Jay Parrinos February 2002 Fixed Price List; Lyn Knights sale of October 2005, Lot 5. ，
