EF+ 1928 $10 Gold Certificate

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A crisp example with one light center fold as well as a couple of corner folds.

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EF+ 1928 $10 Gold Certificate

Lot 0020

Estimate $275-$325

Feb 17, 2026, 7:06 PM EST

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Online Rare Coin & Currency Auction #121

Feb 05, 2026 2:30 PM EST

Milford, NH, United States

VF 1929 $10 Saint Paul National: Type II. The American National Bank Of Saint Paul Minnesota.

VF 1929 $10 Saint Paul National

VF+ 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note: Very crisp and still quite bright.

VF+ 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note

EF+ 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note: Scarcer St. Louis issue. Bright and crisp.

EF+ 1914 $20 Federal Reserve Note

Fine 1922 $20 Gold Certificate: Still retains some crispness and though worn, is fully intact.

Fine 1922 $20 Gold Certificate

EF 1922 $20 Gold Certificate: Bright and crisp with the appearance of an even higher grade.

EF 1922 $20 Gold Certificate

EF 1928 $20 Gold Certificate: Shows a light vertical and horizontal fold.

EF 1928 $20 Gold Certificate

CGA-67 1928 $20 Gold Certificate: Fr.2402. Probably grades less than MS-67 as the assigned grade doesn�t come from the most reputable grading service. No doubt still a nice Choice or better UNC though. Would fetch $4,000 or

CGA-67 1928 $20 Gold Certificate

VF Details 1929 $20 New Jersey National: New Jersey. Lincoln National Bank of Newark. Serial No. E003515A. Charter No. 12570. Trimmed at top edge. Inking still bright.

VF Details 1929 $20 New Jersey National

AU 1914 $50 Federal Reserve Note: Shows a couple of light bends but no discernable folds.

AU 1914 $50 Federal Reserve Note

Choice CU 2004 $50 FRN Star Note: A very nice example that perhaps reached gem quality.

Choice CU 2004 $50 FRN Star Note

VF-EF 1929 $100 San Francisco National: Type I. Bank Of America National Trust and Savings Association San Francisco California. Very crisp and quite scarce.

VF-EF 1929 $100 San Francisco National

EF 1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note: Has a couple of barely noticeable folds and has the appearance of an ever higher grade.

EF 1934 $500 Federal Reserve Note

PMG-50 50 Cent 3rd Issue Fractional Note: Fr.1363. Figures 1 and A on the obverse. The holder notes hinged and pin holes, none of which are particularly noticeable.

PMG-50 50 Cent 3rd Issue Fractional Note

Group of Good to VG Fractional Currency Notes: Various issues and denominations, Three-cents to 50-Cents. (Total: 11 pieces)

Group of Good to VG Fractional Currency Notes

Florida. St. Joseph. Fine to VF $20 Note: Commercial Bank of Florida. Drawn on The Bank of the United States, Philadelphia. Folding and creasing, but still a physically and aesthetically appealing note. Scarce.

Florida. St. Joseph. Fine to VF $20 Note

Louisiana. PCGS-58 Citizens Bank 1860's $10: New Orleans. Unissued remainder and nice for the grade. A colorful and scarce issue.

Louisiana. PCGS-58 Citizens Bank 1860's $10

Nebraska. Uncut Sheet 1857 Western Exchange: Omaha. Western Exchange Fire & Marine Insurance Co. Serial No. 24! Uncut sheet with $1, $2, $3, and $5 notes. Gem New and custom framed. Signed and numbered, and ready for circulation. This uncut

Nebraska. Uncut Sheet 1857 Western Exchange

South Carolina. VF State Bank $1 Note: Serial No. 6! Charleston. Bank of the State of South Carolina. By far the lowest Serial No. we've ever encountered for this otherwise prolific note issuer. Choice for the grade.

South Carolina. VF State Bank $1 Note

Four Different Obsolete Currency Notes: Average circulated and finer. Includes: Louisiana. Citizens' Bank $5, blue back; Canal Bank $10, red back. New York. Towanda Bank $2. Virginia. Merchants Bank of Alexandria $5. Minor problems on

Four Different Obsolete Currency Notes

Group of Four Different Obsolete Notes: Average circulated to Crisp New. New England Quartet. Includes: New Hampshire. Portsmouth. Piscataqua Exchange Bank $5. Rhode Island. Newport. New England Commercial Bank $2; and New England

Group of Four Different Obsolete Notes

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