Legal Tender Fr. 81 $5 1880 An evenly

$1.00 Legal Tender Note. Series of 1928, Fr-1500. An evenly worn VG with only a couple of very small stains at the right obverse. Est. $65.

This bison has great colors and is very nice for the grade. At a starting bid of just $2,000, this will be a rare opportunity to acquire one of these beauties without having to pay a painful dealer ma

1862 $5 Legal Tender Note - FR. 61a. PCGS Certified Very Choice New 64PPQ .

This jackass rainbow note is also a piece of Jacksonville history. It is from the cash used to repay the first loan the Bank of Jacksonville ever made. And of course the condition is also excellent, a

This is the highest graded large size note in today's auction. And it is from a one year issue of the popular woodchopper series. It should be followed closely.

Fr. 93 $10 1862 ; This note has the early bank design and there are 259 serial numbers reported. This is a usual grade for this series. PMG notes: minor foreign substance, pinhole.

This is the first type of one dollar banknote issued by the federal government. The example here is wholly uncirculated, the margins are just a bit too askew for a much high grade. You still get loads

Part of the large rounded red seal series, these notes are slightly tougher than some of the later Fr. numbers for the series. The piece offered here is in perfect condition, and I am surprised it isn

PMG has only graded 4 notes nicer for this Fr. number. The 66 EPQ grade says more than we can.

1880 Series LG $20 Dollar Legal Tender CLOSELY UNC

You can never have enough VF PPQ bisons. These are constantly in demand.

A great early example of the first two dollar bill design used by the United States. It shows a portrait of Alexander Hamilton before he made it on the ten dollar bill. A tiny upper right margin split

FR 41. Type 2 Seal. Serial No. 42556. With Alexander Hamilton portrait and Chittenden-Spinner signatures. National Banknote Company. Fine. See images. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms

Low serial number 5 graces the moderately circulated example of this early Legal Ace that displays excellent color and an overall pleasing appearance. A few specks of residue on the back and some mino

This bison note should outperform the number on the holder. The note does not appear to be pressed and it has bright colors, clean paper, and good margins. I would wager it faces up nicer than 95% of

FR 16. AU-UNC

This is the only pokerchip note in today's auction. It has some rust spotting, but it is completely free of pinholes and splits.

There are no hard folds on this Rainbow legal tender. The PPQ designator was certainly earned as the wear seems to be limited to bends and handling.

No hard folds are seen on this Rainbow ace that looks like an AU through the holder. PMG even goes as far as to note Good Color.

Don't let the small rust stains comment bother you on this rainbow jackass. Most circulated notes from this time period will have similar condition issues.

FR#18, Allison and Spinner, s/n B3268167, pp C

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1901 $10 "Bison" legal tender notes, featuring a vignette of a bison, Black Diamond or Pablo, center, with the portraits of Meriwether Lewis and William Clark, left and right, obverse. Female figure r

Most notes from this time period picked up pinholes or some type of condition issue. That makes this PPQ rainbow especially desirable.