Sykesville, PA - Ch. 14169 - 1929 $10 Type2

This important find is making its first appearance on the auction block. And it has a whole lot going for it. You can tell from the low serial number A000003 that this is from the first sheet of type2

There can't be many nicer type2 tens known to exist from Texas. This late charter Waxahachie bank has produced some nice notes, but few will have the technical merits to be awarded a gem grade.

A lovely, pack fresh note from this Trumbell County bank that would be an ideal candidate to represent the Buckeye State in a high grade state set of small-size Nationals.

A lightly circulated and well margined example of this Milton bank's second title which was adopted in 1929 after it absorbed its competitor, the Milton NB. The bold ink colors contrast nicely with th

This new discovery quickly jumps to the head of the class in terms of grade and desirability for this North Carolina bank. The note has a single horizontal fold through it to account for its AU grade.

Here is a super fresh small size note that has nearly perfect centering on the front and back. Less than 30 1929 examples are reported across all denominations for this charter.

This North Jersey city had just a single national bank. It issued third charters and small notes only. The $10 note here is conservatively estimated at less than half the Kelly VF premium of $1,250. I

If someone ever tells you 1929 nationals weren't cut by hand, just show them this note. The lower serial number 4 compliments this note from a popular Queens neighborhood

A relatively scarce small size note from Henry County. The census stands at 20 1929 examples, but six of those are part of an uncut sheet.

This is part of a small group of Du Bois notes consigned to our auction. It faces up quite nicely and should be the most affordable of the group.

Rumors of this amazing discovery first started circulating in late Spring of this year. We are very pleased to be able to offer it to the collecting community for the first time. We can absolutely and

This late charter bank was the sole issuer in East Stanwood. With the addition of this piece, the census now stands at a lonely eight survivors. The rarity and condition should make this an attractive

The nationals portion of the auction gets kicked off with this newly discovered serial number 1 note on Alabama. This becomes the first serial number one note reported for the charter. It is a type2 f

Type2 $50s are usually scarce for any state, but especially so for Hawaii. This piece is new to the census and brings the total to just nine for the charter and state.

This superb gem earned every point of its 67 grade and then some. The margins are about as good as possible and I don't recall ever seeing better registration on a national bank note. To top things of

What a great name for a Pennsylvania bank - The Keystone National Bank. Just 15 large size survivors are known to exist. From The M&M hoard.

This southeastern Pennsylvania town was the host to eight note-issuing National Banks with this note from the third of those eight issuers. Original surfaces and bold stamped signatures are seen on th

There are now just ten notes known to exist that used the second title of this Waynesboro bank. The title changed in late 1926, leaving just two years for the issuance of large size currency.

Dark stamped signatures are the highlight of this relatively scarce Carroll County banknote.

The Citizens National bank of Frostburg, MD.CH #4926. Bright paper and original embossing. Fr. 1801-1. PCGS Very Fine 25.

1929 $10 PHILADELPHIA PA FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTE 1929 United States $20 Philadelphia, Pennsylvania Federal Reserve bank note.

1929 $10 bank note, Terre Hill National Bank, Terre Hill, Pennsylvania, Charter 9316 -VF

Authentic large size United States National Currency $10 bill. This wonderful note comes from the Blair County National Bank Of Tyrone Pennsylvania. Series 1902, Charter Number 6516. Ungraded but in e

no holes AU/BU