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1 Dollar Treasury Note - 'Coin Note'

Issuer United States Treasury
Year 1891
Type Standard circulation banknote
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Obverse description Intaglio-printed portrait of Edwin M. Stanton, Secretary of War, set within an ornate oval vignette at left, surrounded by intricate guilloche lathe-work and numeral counter panels. To the right, the bold legend 'THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA' arches over a central scalloped guilloche panel bearing the denomination numeral '1', with the promise text 'Will pay to Bearer' flanking it in script; 'ONE DOLLAR IN COIN' appears below in large display lettering. A pink Treasury seal is printed at lower right, with facsimile signatures of the Register of the Treasury and the Treasurer of the United States below, and the legal tender authority citation along the bottom border.
Obverse lettering TREASURY NOTE SERIES OF 1891 THE UNITED STATES OF AMERICA Will pay to Bearer ONE DOLLAR IN COIN. WASHINGTON D.C. LEGAL TENDER ACT JULY 14, 1890
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Signature(s) W.S. Rosecrans and E.H. Nebeker
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