A CLASSIC DESIGN in UNTIED STATES PAPER MONEY,

the GRANT FIFTY DOLLAR GOLD CERTIFICATE, LARGE SIZE

$50 1913 Gold Certificate,

Fr. 1199

so firmly entrenched in the minds of collectors that the mere mention of the name immediately conjures a mental image

this SPELL-BINDING SPECIMEN preserved in COLLECTIBLE CONDITION

NATURAL APPEARANCE

in addition, there are

GORGEOUS GOLD UNDERPRINT,

FOUR NICE MARGINS for the issue

a VIBRANT ORANGE BACK WITH NO OXIDATION 

a pleasant exception as most display a muted color to reverse, as is typical for this issue which oxidized quickly

one of five denominations for this one year type

a CLASSIC AMERICAN THEME

destined to highlight any collection

a NICELY EXECUTED  IMAGE of

ULYSSES S. GRANT as the CENTRAL PORTRAIT,

the GOLD CERTIFICATES  are CONSIDERED to be ONE of the MOST UNDERVALUED and certainly

ICONIC DESIGNS in the ENTIRE SPECTRUM of U.S. PAPER MONEY

President Franklin Delano ROOSEVELT declared that it was illegal for United States citizens to own gold or gold certificates, effective May 1, 1933 via Executive Order 6102, except for numismatic purposes

destined to highlight any collection

Conservatively graded and authenticated by PMG as:

VERY FINE 25 net

comment surface repair.