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The product is a 1899 $1 Silver Certificate with a Blue Seal, graded as VF35 by CGA. This particular note features the "BLACK EAGLE" design and is signed by the Treasurer of the United States, Charles H. Treat. With a serial number of T54896384, this circulated banknote from the United States holds historical value for collectors of US paper money. The bold eagle design and the blue seal adds a unique touch to this piece of large size note from the late 19th century. A diamond symbol on a Currency Grading & Authentication (CGA) banknote sleeve signifies that the note was certified after August 2014 under their updated standards. Key details regarding the diamond symbol: · Purpose: The diamond replaced the star symbol previously used by CGA (which was used from 2009 to August 2014) to represent their new ownership and grading standards. · Guarantee: The presence of a diamond (or the older star) ensures that the note is covered under the CGA grading guarantee. · Quality: These symbols indicate that the note was graded by the "new" CGA (post-2009 acquisition). · Placement: The symbol is typically found on the back of the holder next to the registration number. There is no functional difference in the quality of grading between a holder with a star and one with a diamond; the change was made due to legal issues regarding the use of the star symbol.