1929 $10 First NB & Trust Racine, WI CH# 457 National Currency Note PMG Gem Unc. 65EPQ

$5 National Bank Note. First NB of Hartford, CT. Ch. 121. Fr. 587. PMG About Unc 55. Chartered in November of 1863, the First NB lasted throughout the entire National Banking era, issuing just over $1

$10 National Bank Note. First NB of Portland, CT. Ch. 1013. Fr. 412a. PMG Very Fine 30. Chartered in April 1865, this was the only bank to charter in town, and would last until March of 1925. This is

$5 National Bank Note. First NB & TC of Ridgefield, CT. Ch. 5309. Fr. 1800-1. PMG Fine 12. Chartered in April 1900, the First NB would then add the Trust Company nomenclature in January 1920. While th

National Bank of Wilson, NC, 1929 Ty.1 $10 National Currency, PMG Ch EF 45charter number 13626 (organized 1932), Serial Number 1, EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality), Jones-Woods signatures. FR#1801-1.

$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

$5 Jacksonville, FL CH#8321 - The Florida NB FR#1800-1 $5 1929 Type 1 S/N C000001A, pp C. PMG 45. Choice extremely fine.

The Central Park National Bank, Central Park, New York, (#12951), KL #1243, Fr #1801-1, Type 1. Very Fine condition.

The Central Park National Bank, Central Park, New York, (#12951), KL #1243, Fr #1801-1, Type 1. Very Fine condition.

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

SERIES 1902 FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND" ILLINOIS "6653" AND SERIES 1902 FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY RED SEAL NOTE "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND" ILLINOIS

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

Two U S. five dollar national currency notes consisting of: Dartmouth National Bank of Hanover, NH,1902, First National Bank of Bangor, ME,1902. Descriptions, weights, sizes and conditions are our bes

Malaysia, 1996-1999, 8th series, RM 2, S/N CC 0000001~10, Tan M73a, KNB 46b. All graded by PMG Gem UNC 67 EPQx4; 66 EPQx6. 10pcs 马来西亚 1996-1999年, 第8系&#

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.

***Auction Highlight*** 1866-s Motto Gold Liberty Double Eagle $20 Graded Unc+ By USCG. Experimentation with a motto expressing national trust in God first appeared on patterns in the early 1860s, and

Brunei $20, 2007, (P.34a), polymer, 40th Anniversary Currency Interchangeability Commemorative Circulation Notes, serial no. A/1 777777, solid 7s, 1st prefix, PMG Superb Gem UNC69EPQ.

Uncut sheet of five (5) $10 notes from The Hampton Bays National Bank, Hampton Bays, New York, (#12987), KL #1243, Fr#1801-1, Type 1. Fine-Very Fine condition (folds, soiling).

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

The First National Bank of Lindenhurst, New York, (#E8833), Vernon-Treat, KL #1218, Fr #615. Very Fine condition.

Continental Currency Gem 1776 Continental Congress $1/6 FUGIO Design Note Continental Congress. February 17, 1776. One Sixth of a Dollar. FUGIO Design. Plate A. Gem Crisp Uncirculated. Fr. CC-19. This

New York Currency Important March 25, 1755 Colony of New York Ten Pounds PMG Certified Very Fine-20 All Notes were scheduled to be Redeemed to the Treasury and Destroyed by November 1761 Colony of New

The East Hampton National Bank, East Hampton, New York, (#E7763), Lyons-Roberts, KL #1228, Fr #624. Fine-Very Fine condition.

The City National Bank of East Saint Louis was open for business in the sixteen months between October 1907 and January 1909. During that time it only issued 1902 red seals. Before the addition of thi

It is our pleasure to offer the latest and possibly greatest Florida national banknote discovery of the last several years. In late April of this year a fourth generation member of a Fernandina bankin