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Auction 310 | Lot 18212 » Legal Tender Notes » Legal Tender Notes
Fr. 16 $1 1862 Legal Tender Extremely Fine. An attractive, lightly circulated example of our nation's first Greenback $1.
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Auction 310 | Lot 18306 » Legal Tender Notes » Legal Tender Notes
Fr. 69 $5 1878 Legal Tender Superb Gem New. A bright, fresh, original example of a number that is seldom found bright or fresh, or original. Most all Fr. 69's are lifeless and with a rather dull appearance. This piece is a happy exception. It's beautifully bright and flashy, with all of its original embossing and super centering. One of the very nicest examples we've ever seen of this one-number type.
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Auction 310 | Lot 18528 » Silver Certificates » Silver Certificates
Fr. 271 $5 1899 Silver Certificate Superb Gem New. A beautifully bright, well margined Chief without a hint of a problem. The centering of both sides is excellent, the margins are unusually broad, and the colors are as good as it gets. The note also carries with it the type of heavy, original embossing that can be spotted by even a newcomer to currency collecting. A very impressive Chief.
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Auction 310 | Lot 18567 » Silver Certificates » Silver Certificates
Fr. 301 $10 1891 Silver Certificate Choice Very Fine. A little tight across the bottom, but with excellent color and no problems. Respectable circulated Tombstones are not easily located, and this one is a wholly pleasing example.
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Auction 310 | Lot 18610 » Treasury Notes » Treasury Notes
Fr. 357 $2 1891 Treasury Note Fine. Solid for the grade, relatively free of soil and with no problems save for its rather heavy circulation use.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19247 » National Bank Notes » Illinois
Kansas, IL - $2 Original Fr. 389 The First NB Ch. # 2011
A high grade Lazy Deuce which makes a perfect example for type. Very Fine+, the bottom margin trimmed just a bit close.
Obtained from Curtis Iversen in 1987.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19078 » National Bank Notes » Illinois
Champaign, IL - $5 1882 Brown Back Fr. 466 The Champaign NB Ch. # 2829
A great note from Champaign's truly rare bank, with this the only Brown Back from here we know of. Mr. Herget paid all of $25 for this item when he purchased it from Hickman & Waters November 1970 price list. Our best guess is that this well circulated pen signed Very Good example with the top right margin trimmed in a bit will sell for somewhat in excess of that figure this evening.
From the Hickman & Waters fixed price list of November, 1970.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19883 » National Bank Notes » North Carolina
Wilmington, NC - $5 1882 Date Back Fr. 537 The Murchison NB Ch. # (S)5182
A very well circulated but intact Very Good example of this tougher North Carolina type.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19565 » National Bank Notes » Massachusetts
Boston, MA - $10 1882 Date Back Fr. 545 National Shawmut Bank of Boston Ch. # 5155
A solid Very Fine from a Boston institution chartered in 1898 which confined its issue to 1882 Brown Backs, Date Backs and 1902 Plain Backs. The example offered here is reasonably margined all around and displays vivid black signatures.
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Auction 310 | Lot 20423 » National Bank Notes » Virginia
Richmond, VA - $10 1882 Date Back Fr. 545 American National Bank of Richmond Ch. # 5229
A solid Very Fine with strongly stamped black signatures from a bank founded in 1899 which closed its doors during the Depression. A type that is not at all common from this state.
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Auction 310 | Lot 20122 » National Bank Notes » Texas
El Paso, TX - $5 1902 Plain Back Fr. 598 The City NB Ch. # (S)7514
A better El Paso bank which issued large notes only. This piece has been part of the Poyer collection since 1984. Fine-Very Fine, with a bit of a bad cut on the top and bottom right.
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Auction 310 | Lot 20306 » National Bank Notes » Virginia
Graham, VA - $5 1902 Plain Back Fr. 598 The First NB Ch. # (S)7782
The first title used by this rare bank, which shows only three examples with this nomenclature in the Kelly census. This piece, from the Brooks collection, is the first we have handled from here with either title. Bright Fine-Very Fine, with blue signatures of J.E. Morton and W.B. Morton.
Obtained from Hickman & Oakes in 1977.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19223 » National Bank Notes » Illinois
Hegewisch, IL - $5 1902 Plain Back Fr. 600 The Inter State NB Ch. # 8605
Named for its location on the Illinois-Indiana border. This is the nicest single note we've ever seen from this Chicago suburb. Choice About Uncirculated.
Obtained from V.H. Oswald in 1990.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19030 » National Bank Notes » Illinois
Belleville, IL - $5 1902 Plain Back Fr. 605 The First NB Ch. # 2154
Belleville, IL - $10 1902 Plain Back Fr. 632 The St. Clair NB Ch. # 11478
Two pieces, both Very Good, the second a scarcer bank in large.
Both from the collection of Chet Taylor, purchased in 1989.
(Total: 2 notes)
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Auction 310 | Lot 19329 » National Bank Notes » Illinois
Oak Park, IL - $5 1902 Plain Back Fr. 606 The First NB Ch. # (M)11507
The only bank to issue in the much in demand Chicago suburb, famous for its cluster of Frank Lloyd Wright designed residences. The census shows just three survivors, and our records show only four appearances of any kind from here, the last coming when the Shaw collection example, a mere half grade better than this piece, realized $1870 in our May, 2000 Rosemont sale. About Fine.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19394 » National Bank Notes » Illinois
Riverside, IL - $5 1902 Plain Back Fr. 609 The First NB Ch. # 12386
Fives only in both large and small size from this Cook County institution. Nice Fine-Very Fine, with purple stamp signatures.
From Chet Taylor in 1989.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19274 » National Bank Notes » Illinois
Madison, IL - $10 1902 Plain Back Fr. 626 The First NB Ch. # (M)8457
A scarce large example from the only bank to issue here. Fine.
From Chet Taylor in 1989.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19652 » National Bank Notes » Minnesota
Gilbert, MN - $10 1902 Plain Back Fr. 626 The First NB Ch. # 9262
This was the sole bank to issue in the Iron Range community. Fine, with a minor split or two into the close top margin.
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Auction 310 | Lot 20125 » National Bank Notes » Texas
El Paso, TX - $10 1902 Plain Back Fr. 632 The Border NB Ch. # (S)10974
A scarce note from this short lived bank, which bears one of the greatest titles to be used by any National Bank. Six notes are listed in the Kelly census, with the Poyer collection containing two. Nice Fine-Very Fine.
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Auction 310 | Lot 19405 » National Bank Notes » Illinois
Saint Charles, IL - $10 1902 Plain Back Fr. 634 The St. Charles NB Ch. # 6219
A very attractive example bearing the so-called "Fourth Charter" plate date of Feb. 14, 1922. This pen signed Kane County specimen is certain to please. Bright Very Fine, with two color pen signatures.
From Chet Taylor in 1989.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16567 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1246 10c Second Issue Gem New. This note from the Hoffman Collection is a wonderful example of what a Gem Second Issue Fractional should look like. The margins are broad all the way around, both sides are very well centered, and the colors are simply perfect. These are very, very scarce this nice.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16569 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1247 10c Second Issue Superb Gem New. Fr. 1247 is a sleeper rarity in any grade, and this piece from the Hoffman Collection is right up there with the best two or three we've ever seen. The margins are beautiful all around, the colors are bright, the print quality is above average and the eye appeal is as good as it gets.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16770 » Fractional Currency » Fourth Issue
Fr. 1267 15c Fourth Issue Superb Gem New. An essentially perfect Fractional note from the Hoffman Collection, with beautifully broad margins all around, razor-sharp printing, ideal colors and super eye appeal. The overly large top margin affords an unusually clear look at this note's distinctive watermark.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16550 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 50c First Issue Choice New. This perforated 50c note from the Hoffman Collection has two very minor faults: there is a single missing perf at the upper left corner, and some extremely minor rust spots on the back.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16595 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1318 50c Second Issue Superb Gem New. This is a really super example of a note that is virtually never seen in top grade. The margins are broad and even all the way around, the printing quality is extraordinary, the bronze is bright and both sides of this little jewel are beautifully centered. In 40 years of dealing in Fractional Currency, this cataloger has seen fewer than a half dozen 1318's this nice.
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