National Bank Notes Sixth Edition By Don C. Kelly

P RR Bank Book & Note, P RR employee's saving fund, AF-12-book agents office record ledger, plus P RR Centennial National Bank note, $1, framed, early 20th C., CONDITION: Wear to ledger cover, minor w

$20 National Bank Note. National Shawmut Bank, Boston, MA. Ch. 5155. Fr. 504. PCGS-C Fine 12 Apparent. Chartered in November 1898, the bank only issued Large notes while remaining open past the end of

$1 National Bank Note. Lancaster NB, Lancaster, MA. Ch. 583. Fr. 380. PCGS-C Good 4. Chartered in November 1864, this bank would only issue First Charter notes before going into receivership in Januar

$1 National Bank Note. NB of Brighton, Brighton, MA. Ch. 1099. Fr. 385. PCGS-C Abt Good 3 Apparent. A bank that only issued First Charter notes, having chartered in 1865 and being liquidated in 1881.

$10 National Bank Note. Rockville NB of Rockville, CT. Ch. 509. Fr. 1801-1. PCGS-C Very Fine 20. This is the lowest recorded serial number of the small sized notes on this bank that wouldn't last thro

$5 National Bank Note. First NB of Suffield, CT. Ch. 497. Fr. 587. PCGS-C Very Fine 20 Apparent. This was the only bank to charter in this Hartford county locale, having done so in Jun 1864. The bank

$20 National Bank Note. Waterbury NB of Waterbury, CT. Ch. 780. Fr. 427. PCGS-C Good 6 Apparent. Chartered in February of 1865, this is the only First Charter note known from this long serving institu

$5 National Bank Note. Merchants NB, Salem, MA. Ch. 726. Fr. 467. PMG Very Fine 25. During the years 1864 and 1865, seven different banks would charter in Salem, with the Merchants NB being the sixth

$5 National Bank Note. Lee NB, Lee, MA. Ch. 885. Fr. 397b. PCGS-C Fine 15 Apparent. This was the only bank to charter within this Berkshire county town, doing so in March 1865 and lasting the entire e

$20 National Bank Note. Hartford NB, Hartford, CT. Ch. 1338. Fr. 496. PCGS-C Fine 12. Chartering in 1865, this institution would be the largest issuer of banknotes in Hartford, having placed over $22

$1 National Bank Note. Bridgeport NB, CT. Ch. 910. Fr. 380. PCGS-C Abt Good 3. This well circulated Ace is the only known Original Series note currently recorded from this bank that chartered in March

$10 National Bank Note. National Mahaiwe Bank, Great Barrington, MA. Ch. 1203. Fr. 481. PCGS-C Good 6. This was the only bank to charter in this Berkshire county locale, surviving the entire National

$5 National Bank Note. National Rockland Bank of Roxbury, Boston, MA. Ch. 615. Fr. 590. PCGS-C Very Good 10. One of the first towns founded in 1630 by the Massachusetts Bay Colony, Roxbury then became

$1 National Bank Note. First NB, Springfield, MA. Ch. 14. Fr. 380a. PCGS-C Good 6 Apparent. The fourteenth National Bank to charter in the entire country, having done so on June 24, 1863, the bank wou

$20 National Bank Note. First NB, Westboro. Ch. 421. Fr. 1802-2. PCGS-C Choice AU 55PPQ. Only 116 sheets of Type Two Twenties were printed for the bank at the end of the National era, with this the mi

$1 National Bank Note. Atlantic NB, Boston, MA. Ch. 643. Fr. 386. PCGS-C Very Good 8. Of all the national banks to operate in Boston, this was the one that changed titles the most, doing so three time

$1 National Bank Note. Merchants NB, New Bedford, MA. Ch. 799. Fr. 380. PCGS-C Good 4. This is one of only two Original Aces currently known from this otherwise common bank that operated for the entir

$5 National Bank Note. Lincoln NB, Boston, MA. Ch. 2846. Fr. 466. PCGS-C Good 4. Chartered in December 1882, this bank would only issue Brown Backs in Fives, Tens, and Twenties before being liquidated

$10 National Bank Note. National Mount Wollaston Bank, Quincy, MA. Ch. 517. Fr. 1801-2. PCGS-C Very Fine 20. Converting from the Mount Wollaston bank in September 1864, this institution lasted 70 year

A Series 1882Date Back $5 National Bank Note-Charter #2495Citizens National Bank of Cincinnati, OH (PCGS-C VF25) [Fr. 537] This lot is located in Chicago. From the Estate of Roland G. Cross, Freeport,

This entertainingly official-looking faux note is from W. C. Coup's First National Amusement Bank and issued as "Legal Tender for 50 Cts Worth of Amusement." It is decorated with witty circus-related

US Currency Assortment $174 face value US currency; (73) notes including a 1929 $20 Pittsburgh National Bank National Currency, a 1928-C $5 red seal note, (2) 1934 $5 silver certificates, (2) 1953 $5

Twenty Dollar U.S. Note from The First National Bank of Mount Vernon New York, Charter number 5271, serial number E000466A, signed by E.J. Maguire, Cashier and C.S. McClellan, President

Twenty Dollar U.S. Note from The Peoples National Bank of Waterville, Maine, Charter number 880, serial number F000261A, signed by W.J. Johnson, Cashier and C.W. Vigue, President