Silver Novelty Numismatic Pieces

A comprehensive explanation of this replica Silver Novelty Numismatic pieces. Speaking about description, dimensions, images on the obverse, and reverse, denominations, cost, place of purchase, and seller.

[@collectingonthecheap56353]

They are pretty neat. Almost like the silver better than the gold notes. It's just them saying gold is a negative on those, but still pretty cool.

[@legaltender1980]

Hey brother. Good copy on all. It is a little weird that the word "Gold" is placed on the notes.
I still think the numismatic pieces are awesome. These notes are super reflective...

[@AP9575-jd]

Those are nice and the price is reasonable. I only have one replica note in my collection and it's a 10 dollar Confederate States Note. I got that when I was a wee little lad a long time ago, my parents took us to the Franklin Institute in Philly.

[@legaltender1980]

Good morning. That's awesome that you still that numismatic piece from such a long time ago.
I was once against replica notes, but they have a place within the hobby as well. I say as long as you state what the piece is, and do not misrepresent what the item is as (pass it off as an authentic note). Some notes are unobtainable due to price and no longer printed.
I really do try to have authentic notes, though...

[@AP9575-jd]

@@legaltender1980 I agree, there is nothing wrong with replica / novelty pieces as long as you don't try to fool anyone.

[@legaltender1980]

​@AP9575-jd I concur with all. With that being said. There are a few replica sets that I have my eye on...