1923 Fr. 237 $1 Silver Certificate “Horseblanket” Speelman / White – PCGS Banknote Very Fine 20

1923 $1 Silver Certificate (Fr. 237), commonly known among collectors as the famous “Horseblanket” note due to its large-size format. This note features the Speelman / White signature combination and has been professionally graded Very Fine 20 by PCGS Banknote, ensuring authenticity and accurate condition assessment. The 1923 issue represents the last series of large-size $1 Silver Certificates before the U.S. transitioned to the smaller currency format in 1928. The classic design displays the familiar portrait of George Washington at center, surrounded by intricate engraving typical of early 20th-century U.S. currency. In Very Fine 20 condition, the note shows moderate circulation with clear detail remaining throughout the design. Expect honest wear consistent with the grade, including folds from circulation, but strong eye appeal with all major design elements still sharp and attractive. Large-size Silver Certificates remain a cornerstone of U.S. paper money collections, and the 1923 $1 “Horseblanket” continues to be one of the most recognizable and historically significant types.