Valued image set: United States silver certificates

	This is a valued image set on Wikimedia Commons. The image has been assessed under the valued image criteria and is considered the most valued image set on Commons within the scope: Banknotes of the United States You can see its nomination at Commons:Valued image candidates/United States Silver Certificates (complete set).
Series 1878 $10 Robert Morris Series 1878 $20 Stephen Decatur Series 1878 $50 Edward Everett Series 1878 $100 James Monroe Series 1878 $500 Charles Sumner Series 1878 $1,000 William Marcy Series 1880 $10 Robert Morris Series 1880 $20 Stephen Decatur Series 1880 $50 Edward Everett Series 1880 $100 James Monroe Series 1880 $500 Charles Sumner Series 1880 $1,000 William Marcy Series 1886 $1 Martha Washington Series 1886 $2 Winfield Scott Hancock Series 1886 $5 Ulysses Grant Series 1886 $10 Thomas Hendricks Series 1886 $20 Daniel Manning Series 1891 $1 Martha Washington Series 1891 $2 William Windom Series 1891 $5 Ulysses Grant Series 1891 $10 Thomas Hendricks Series 1891 $20 Daniel Manning Series 1891 $50 Edward Everett Series 1891 $100 James Monroe Series 1891 $1000 William Marcy Series 1896 $1 Series 1896 $2 Series 1896 $5 Series 1899 $1 Abraham Lincoln & Ulysses Grant Series 1899 $2 George Washington Series 1899 $5 Running Antelope Series 1908 >$10 Thomas Hendricks Series 1923 $1 George Washington Series 1923 $5 Abraham Lincoln Series 1928 $1 Series 1934 $1 Series 1935 $1 Series 1957 $1 Series 1934 $5 Series 1953 $5 Series 1933 $10 Series 1934 $10 Series 1953 $10 Series 1935A $1 (Hawaii Overprint) Series 1935A $1 (North Africa) Series 1934A $5 (North Africa) Series 1934A $10 (North Africa)
A complete typeset of United States Silver Certificates. First issued in 1878, United States silver certificates were in use until 1968 but are still redeemable as legal tender. The nominated set contains an example of every type (design) issued. The 1878 $50 and $1,000 are represented by colored-seal proofs from a Bureau of Engraving and Printing specimen book presented to John Sherman during his tenure as Secretary of the Treasury. There are only two issued examples of the $50 known to exist and the $1,000 is unknown in issued form. The 1878 $500 is unique. Images of the 1878 $500 and $1,000 are missing from most major numismatic reference books. The silver certificate article has been significantly re-worked and referenced to accommodate this complete set of images, which is also currently nominated at English Wikipedia FPC .