This specimen presents a particular feature for which collectors could pay an exorbitant price, find out which one.
In the field of Numismatics there are a large number of banknotes of any type that are highly coveted. Sometimes they are pesos, sometimes dollars, sometimes shillings, there is no discrimination whatsoever, as long as it is a particular and rare or unique specimen its value rises exponentially and whoever has it in their possession becomes a lucky person.
This time, We will talk about a 20 dollar bill: Although it is common for us in our country to take refuge in the dollar to save, we generally buy 100 bills, and the lower denomination ones are not usually so required, but if you have any, you should pay more attention to it.
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What is the 20 dollar bill that you can sell for 600 thousand pesos?
This 20 dollar bill has the particularity of having nothing more and nothing less than the “Gold Certificate” (“Gold certificate”). It is a stamp that confirms that the issued copy had its corresponding backing in gold, which is priced at $20.67 per ounce.
This symbol was used from 1867 to 1933, which was the year in which the issues stopped having their corresponding gold backing.
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Another characteristic is that it presents the portrait of George Washington on the obverse, which is more easily identifiable for people who are not fans of collecting the banknotes, coins and medalsor more precisely known as Numismatists.
Source: Ambito
