1882 $5 Brown Back St. Louis National Currency Note

FR# 472, Rosecrans/Nebeker, Serial # 5175, Charter # 4735, The Elgin National Bank of Elgin, Illinois, Only 10 Large Size Known, Only Brown Back Known!

Vernon/McClung, FR# 601, CH# 4178, The National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis, Missouri.

1882 $5 "Brown Back" Brown Seal bank note from The East Tennessee National Bank of Knoxville, depicting the portrait of President James A. Garfield. First Issue. Serial # T865752T / 3399 pp C. CH # 20

$5 National Bank Note. Lincoln NB, Boston, MA. Ch. 2846. Fr. 466. PCGS-C Good 4. Chartered in December 1882, this bank would only issue Brown Backs in Fives, Tens, and Twenties before being liquidated

FR# 574, Lyons/Roberts, Serial # T445448, Charter # 5229, The American National Bank of Richmond, Virginia.

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

One Series Of 1902 $5 National Currency Of The National Bank Of Commerce In St. Louis Missouri, Dated Dec 11, 1909.

Perhaps surprisingly, Ann Arbor had just two national banks. The early bank, charter 22, is especially rare, having only issued first charters. Charter 2714 opened the same day charter 22 closed, and

This is just the second time a brown back has been available from charter 2519. The note offered here is complete with a pen signature of Mr. Ricker, which is always a nice tie-in when collecting priv

Before this discovery, just two notes were known to exist from the one bank town of Melrose, MA. Those notes, serial #1 and #6 $5 brown backs, have never before been offered for sale. It is a rare occ

There are just nine notes known to exist on this Vermont charter that was also the only issuer in town. As far as we can tell, this also happens to be the most interesting of that group of notes to ev

(1) Federal Reserve St. Louis Missouri [H]; (1) San Francisco California (13044); (1) Madison Georgia (7300); (1) Columbus, Georgia (2338); F-VF

This is the earliest documented national bank note survivor from The First National Bank of Chesterhill. This was the only national bank in town. This piece is new to the census and brings the total l

A nice pairing of Large Sized National Currency bank notes issued locally in Lowell, MA. Includes: (1) Series 1882 President Garfield note, issued 1901 by The Union National Bank of Lowell. (1) Series

$10 National Bank Note. Arlington NB of Lawrence, MA. Ch. 4300. Fr. 484. PMG Choice Fine 15. Chartered in 1890, the Arlington NB would only issue Brown Backs and 1882 Date Backs during its 20 year cha

A very rare 1773 Five Dollar National Currency note from the First National Bank of Morris Illinois.

82" x 45.5" Large Hires in bottles single sided tin sign with scuffs, scratches, paint loss around the edges and some staining. Wood frame on the back, marked Press Sign Co. - St. Louis. PLEASE NOTE,

National Currency Assortment VF-XF (4) notes including $5 1913 Shelbyville #2128, $20 1910 Chicago #3916, $20 1918 Milwaukee #6853 and 1919 $20 St. Louis #5172 Category: National Bank Notes > Mixed Lo

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$5 National Bank Note. Naugatuck NB of Naugatuck, CT. Ch. 3020. Fr. 467. The only bank to charter in this New Haven county locale, having done so in 1883. This makes only the second Brown Back to appe

$5 National Bank Note. Northampton NB, Northampton, MA. Ch. 1018. Fr. 467. PMG Choice Fine 15. Simply a nicely circulated Brown Back from this long serving bank that was the largest issuer in Northamp

$5 National Bank Note. Home NB, Holyoke, MA. Ch. 3128. Fr. 467. PMG Very Fine 25. Chartered in 1884, the Home NB would issue Brown Backs and all three types of 1902 notes before being liquidated on De

First National $1 Currency, Bank of Belleville, Illinois (Charter #2154) Hand signed and dated June 25th, 1871 Property from: an Estate, St. Louis, Missouri Category: Large Size Type Notes > Federal R

$5 National Bank Note. Cumberland NB, Portland, ME. Ch. 1511. Fr. 469. This is the only known Brownback from this institution that lasted from August 1865 until liquidation on September 30, 1912. Ver