1929 $5 Chicago FRBN PCGS 62PPQ

An evenly circulated and problem free example of this scarce federal reserve bank note star that has only about three dozen pieces of this denomination listed for the Chicago district in the latest ce

Federal Reserve Bank Note stars in this high a grade are few and far between. The Philly note here likely never circulated, but picked up a light tri-fold in storage.

Three national bank notes. ++ Two series 1929 5 dollar Chicago national bank notes. ++ One series 1929 10 dollar Kansas City national bank note.

THE FEDERAL RESERVE BANK of CHICAGO IL - CIRC

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Series 1929 $5 red seal national currency note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Pencil scuff on left side of front. AJ IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. Wh

Series 1929 $5 red seal national currency note issued by the Federal Reserve Bank of Chicago. Pencil scuff on left side of front. AJ IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions. Wh

Latvia. 5 Lati, 1929. KM-9. Fully lustrous mint state example. PCGS graded MS-63. Estimated Value $120 - 140 PCGS Certification Number: 44253524.

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1929 The Mutual National Bank of Chicago Illinois national currency $5 dollar note.

1929 $5 Chicago-Federal Reserve Note. VF.

CHICAGO NICE CIRC. ESTIMATE: $60-$100

CHICAGO NICE CIRC. ESTIMATE: $60-$100

Peoples National Bank of Brunswick, MD. Ch #8244. A lightly circulated note with bright paper and strong embossing. Fr. 1800-1. PCGS Extremely Fine 40

Jan Tarasin, (Polish, 1929-2009), Counting Things, 1981-1983, oil on canvas, signed and dated lower left; signed, titled and dated on verso, 25.5" x 36.5" Provenance: Gallery Vienna, Chicago, Illinois

This item comes from our consignors vault in Chicago. Please allow 3-5 weeks for delivery. Winner of auction shall receive a Lot of (20-coins) MS64 PCGS Morgan Silver Dollars, precisely resembling the

Newspaper, Wisconsin News, Milwaukee, February 15, 1929, 36pp., disbound. From the front page, in 5 column stacked headline, “Calls Chicago Police Killers of Gangmen,” with side-by-side 6” x 12,

Fred G. Korth (American, born in Germany, 1902-1983). "The Graf Zeppelin Above Grant Park, Chicago" gelatin silver print, ca. 1929. On verso: "Photo Korth - Chicago Aerial Survey No. 792.5." A view of

Radio, Majestic 93, Model 90-B, Grigsby-Grunow Co.-Chicago, IL, Lowboy Console in beautiful wood case, broadcast only, c.1929-1930, Exc cosmetic cond, 35.5"H x 26.5"W x 16.5"D.

Claes Oldenburg (American, B. 1929) Chicago Stuffed With Numbers, 1977. Color lithograph, edition 37/85. Pencil numbered LL and signed LR. Float mounted within the frame Sheet: 47.5" x 31"

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,

Gold is nearing a record all-time high of $2,320 per ounce as of 5/6/2024. MS63 1908 $2.50 Indian Head Gold Quarter Eagle Coin, Rare Coin Graded by PCGS. Issued between 1908-1929. The $2.50 Indian and

Giogio Scalco (Italian, B. 1929) Pera e Mela. Oil on canvas, signed lower right. Provenance: Guildhall Galleries, Chicago Canvas: 16" x 17.75" Frame: 21.5" x 23.5"

(lot of 5) Vintage cameras: (1) Flexo Kodak Camera No. 2, with original leather hinges intact, comes with leather case torn at seams; (1) Mandel-ette camera, Chicago Ferrotype Co., c.1913-1929, black