Fr. 2152-K* - 1934 $100 Dallas FRN Star

There is no shortage of demand for Dallas stars with the EPQ designator. This will likely fill a hole for a district set collection.

A very tough New York $100 star note that is unpriced above the Very Fine grade in the Schwartz-Lindquist reference, this light green seal star has nice color and embossing with just a couple of light

Here is a circulated $100 light green seal star from the New York district.

There is a range of just about 300 serial numbers between the reported low and high in the small sized guide for this Philadelphia district star. This new light green seal addition falls in that narro

FR.2153-B* 1934-A $100 *STAR* FRN FEDERAL RESERVE NOTE NEW YORK,NY XF+ A very tough issue.

Pinholes, FR# 2152, (I-A Block), Julian/Morgenthau Jr., Serial # I00025362A.

A consecutive Serial Number run, B10167201* to 300* in a BEP pack, 1977 Morton-Blumenthal New York Federal Reserve bank so FR-1909-B*. Notes seem to be all CU mid level notes

2013* (D-Cleveland) $1.00 FRN CU (Fr#3001-D*) 20 Con Star Notes Product ID: 248878 Year: 2013 Grade: (U) Crisp Unc Grade Service: None Denomination: 1 Dollar Mint Mark: D - Cleveland Meta

A pretty, high grade specimen of this light green seal ten dollar federal reserve note from Dallas that exhibits bright, white paper and bold lime green ink colors.

FR.2201 1934 FRN $500, VF25 with 1 moderate horizontal fold and a couple light folds that are not distracting. Well centered note with no physical damage other than possible black ink mark inside port

When considered as a group, 1934A $1000 notes from the Atlanta district are not especially uncommon. What is rare is to see one in an uncirculated grade.

The colors and margins on this Atlanta light green seal are exactly as you would find on a gem example. Only minor signs of handling are visible through the holder.

Here is a nice high denom from the St. Louis district for the budget collector. The bottom margin has a tear that has some tape on it.

I believe someone got this Chicago $1000 from the bank, folded it twice and forgot about it for a few decades. A great target for the type collector.

High denominations from Boston are notoriously difficult to find in uncirculated condition. So this offering of a light green seal in a 64q grade should be a welcome chance to add a quality note to a

Fancy serial number collectors take note. This is one of just six solid serial number stars known to exist. Those other six pieces are closely held and we can only find one previous auction result for

For the sake of accuracy we called this a light green seal per PMG's attribution. However, we believe that to be incorrect. Either way, it's a nice lightly circulated Chicago high denom.

Here is a great find and new census addition. This low two digit serial number 55 Chicago $500 now becomes the lowest number for the district, year, and denomination. In fact, at the time the 10th edi

It is amazing that an untouched pack like this still exists. These Dallas notes appear to have last been handled in 1956 (according to the teller stamped strap). This is a fully uncirculated pack of 1

It's always a treat to be able to offer gem high denomination notes. This light green seal $500 from Saint Louis opens at $2,500, and just like all the notes sold today, it has no further reserve.

Here is a very sharp and accurately graded light green seal thousand from the Kansas City district. The paper quality, inks, colors, and embossing scream gem; but the front margins are just a bit too

1934 (G-Chicago) $500 FRN XF (Fr#2201-G) LGS Product ID: 76717 Year: 1934 Grade: Extra Fine Grade Service: None Denomination: $500 Mint Mark: G - Chicago Metal Content: 0 troy oz

Star Note! 1934 $1000 Federal Reserve Note. Serial# G00003211* FR# 2211*.

G. Harvey (1933 - 2017) Spittin' Image, 2003 bronze, 14/100 10 x 6 x 3.5 inches Inscribed On Base: G. Harvey Spittin' Image 2003 14/100 PROVENANCE Private Collection, Dallas, Texas