1928 $10 Gold Certificate Woods-Mellon Serial A33949477A
This Series 1928 $10 Gold Certificate (Friedberg #2400) is a premier historical artifact from the inaugural year of small-size United States currency. Struck at the Bureau of Engraving and Printing, this note is distinguished by its vibrant gold-colored Treasury seal and matching serial numbers (A33949477A). Unlike standard Federal Reserve Notes of the era, this certificate was part of the "Gold Clause" issue, which was legally redeemable for physical gold coin until the 1933 recall. As the only small-size $10 gold denomination ever issued, it remains a "must-have" for currency specialists. This specific specimen is noted for its clean paper quality. The vivid orange-gold overprint remains a striking contrast against the classic black and green engravings of Alexander Hamilton. Please refer to the photos to evaluate the crispness of the paper and the sharpness of the corners and margins.