RARE $20.00 BLUE SEAL LIVE OAK NATIONAL BANK NOTE

RARE $20.00 BLUE SEAL LIVE OAK NATIONAL BANK NOTE Exceptionally scarce 1902 Plain Back Twenty Dollar Blue Seal National Currency Note from The First National Bank of Live Oak, Florida. Remarkably low

Third Charter Blue Seal National Bank Note from a scarce large only Chicago Bank (10763) that operated from 1915-1930; Plain Back. Attractive signatures, one written and one stamped; Z930118DÊ

With William McKinley portrait IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions below. When you registered for the auction you agreed to these terms and will be required to comply with

A Pair of Middletown NB Blue Seals. Ch. 1216. 1) $10 National Bank Note. Fr. 616. Very Fine. Stamped signatures of Burrows and Hubbard as previous lot. 2) $20 National Bank Note. Fr. 642. Very Fine w

Here is a lovely lightly circulated $50 national banknote blue seal. The paper is crisp and the margins are perfect, but I believe the blue pen signatures steal the show.

As we will be saying often today, here is yet another great addition to the national banknote census. This blue seal from De Funiak Springs was recently discovered in Maryland and consigned to our sal

1902 Series, dated 1919 blue seal, Chase & Whitney. Very good condition crease on far right.

This note picked up an extra fold or two compared to its kin in the previous lot. Interestingly, this one is signed in black ink instead of blue. Another great quality national banknote.

US 1902 National Bank Blue Seal National Currency $10 note-Montpelier VT #857 minor creases

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

Blue seal, with William McKinley, ( 2 notes shown, have not removed to verify) they are adhered to the backing, verso tag for Cordell Ok and written date 1984, Line Item # 48

charter M5172, State National Bank, blue seal, large size, circulated, nicely framed under double glass.

UNCIRCULATED $5 NEW YORK BANK NOTE First National Bank of Rhinebeck, NY, ready for grading, very slight fold and storage bend, series of 1902, blue seal, Opening Bid $250

UNCIRCULATED $5 NEW YORK BANK NOTE First National Bank of Rhinebeck, NY, very slight fold and storage bend, series of 1902, blue seal, Opening Bid $250

Estate-Fresh lot of Two Dollar National Currency Federal Reserve Bank Notes with the Bust of Jefferson, Blue seals, and the Battleship Reverse. One Fr. 752, and four Fr. 751. VF-EF Complete, no holes,

Hawkinsville had a single national bank. It issued third charter notes only. This find brings the count to just six for the town. A problem-free note hasn't been at auction since 2004. The example her

Twin Valley had just one national bank. It issued third charter and 1929 notes. This new addition brings the total large size count to an even dozen.

ten total notes, series of 1902, First National Bank of Duluth, charter #3626, date back, $5; series of 1899, Black Eagle, $1; series of 1917, legal tender, $2; series of 1923, blue seal, $1; 1928-D a

Prairie City, Oregon had a single national bank. This new addition to the census brings the large size count to just four pieces. This is the only date back, as such, it is the oldest known note for t

This is the top note from a cut sheet of 1902 plain backs issued by The Phenix National Bank of Providence. Rhode Island is of course the smallest state in the country. It didn't have many national ba

Collectors are fortunate that someone at The Dunbar National Bank of New York must have really liked banknotes. There are lots of nice notes available from it. However, in terms of technical grade, fe

VINTAGE U.S. BILL ~ NOT GRADED. $20.00 NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE. HUGH MCCULLOCH PORTRAIT. "THE FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK". SERIES 1902. BLUE SEAL ON NOTE. NUMBERED A265423.

Buffalo, Kentucky didn't get its first (and only) national bank until 1919. It issued a small number of blue seals and small size notes. The piece here is one of just six 1929 notes known on the chart

(lot of 4) U.S. Currency: (1) Series of 1899 $1 Silver Certificate, black eagle, blue seal, sighed Elliott and White; (1) Series of 1918, National Currency, $1 note Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas; (2)