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Fr. 2230-F $10000 1928 Federal Reserve Note. PMG Choice Extremely Fine 45.. This serial number F00000016A $10,000 note incre...
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New to the Census 1928 Atlanta $10000
Fr. 2230-F $10000 1928 Federal Reserve Note. PMG Choice Extremely Fine 45.This serial number F00000016A $10,000 note increases the census to only nine for all districts for the 1928 Series. Two of those enumerated notes are locked away in the San Francisco Federal Reserve Bank Collection, reducing the number available to collectors to just seven in all grades combined. We had the privilege of selling the finest of the seven, a Choice CU Richmond example, which realized over $241,000 in our February 2005 auction of the Taylor Family Collection. The example presented here is not quite that nice, but it is only lightly circulated and is a strong contender for second finest known for this type and denomination. Offered here to the numismatic community for the first time, a true trophy item that is certain to become the centerpiece of the collection it enters. In a market where truly rare items of all kinds sell for record prices whenever they are offered, expect this prize to easily reach and likely considerably exceed our conservative estimate of...
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2007 May St. Louis, MO (CSNS) CAA Signature Auction #436 (go to Auction Home page)
Auction Dates
May, 2007
9th-11th
Wednesday-Friday
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