2012 December Americana & Numismatic Auction

10 large and 19 small notes known. 6 specimens of this note reported in Fine to Extremely Fine condition. Established in 1864, Malad City began as

Fr. 1801-1 type 1. There are 8 of these notes in the census, none uncirculated. -61922

8 large and 28 small notes known. According to the census, 7 of these particular notes are known. -61966

Only 9 large and no small notes known. There are 4 of this denomination in the census. -61925

Kelly indicates 20 large and 92 small notes from this bank. There are more than 25 of these notes known for this well known cowboy town. -61785

Tough bank, only 7 large and 2 small notes known. Chartered in 1902 and liquidated in 1930. There are only two in the census, and this note is tied fo

12 small notes are known from this bank, making Series 1929 examples the only collectible items from here. There are 7 of these notes in the census.

21 large and 25 small notes known. According to the census only 5 of these particular notes are known and are scarce. -61967

1929 - This is a bank note for $20 issued by The First National Bank & Trust Company of Helena Montana. The charter is 4396, serial A000185A. Kell

1929 - This is a $10 bank note for The First National Bank of Kalispell 1929 series. Serial number DOO2211A, Charter 4586. This small bill is rated by

Located along the Clark Fork and Bitteroot Rivers, Missoula is the "Hub of Five Valleys." According to the census this is the only one known

Signed by Napier and Thompson, the second title. 37 large and 92 small notes are known. According to the census, only 8 of these particular notes are

1929 - This $10 bank note is issued by The United States National Bank of Red Lodge, Montana. Charter is 9841, serial number D001884A. Rated FINE by K

The town was named for Peter Valier, who supervised construction of the Montana Western Railway. According to the census, this is a rare note with onl

Theodore Roosevelt drove his cattle to this town during the 1880s, when it was called Mingusville after early settlers. A French immigrant rancher, Pi

4 large and 21 small notes known. Type 1. According to the census, there are only 2 known. -61979

A rare type, only 20 value backs known in state. 8 large and 11 small notes known. It is green stained, but good.Please note the lower right corner ha

President William McKinley is featured on this large note. No legible signatures. Very few auction records for the 25 in the census. -61872

Founded in 1702, Albuquerque was a military outpost on The Camino Real. Common -61868

New Mexico has 34 towns and 23 small size issuers. This is a rare piece with only 3 known. -61869

Belen is Spanish for "Bethlehem." 23 known in the census, with about half reported uncirculated. -61995

Only 7 large and 8 small notes known. Only one of these notes is recorded in the census, this one! The president’s signature is illegible or unsigned.

37 large notes known from New Mexico. There are 4 type 1 and 3 type 2 known. There are 9 of this note in the census, all in low grade. This may be the

8 large and 11 small notes known. 4 t type 1 and 3 type 2 known. There are 5 of these notes known in the census, but not this note. Most are in this c

Radar number 232, soiled back. Only 11 known according to the census. -61871

This note was torn in half, but has been repaired. This is a large size C 1902 plain back. There are no visible signatures. There are about 22 known a

Nice margins, only 17 known -61870

Nice clean note from the divorce capital, 1929. This denomination is much more scarce than the $5 note. -61827 Also see lot 695 for a Rhyolite Cl

Boynton is a 1 bank town with 7 large and 15 small notes known. This one in particular has only 2 known. Stained. -61873

Only 8 small and 3 large notes known from this little bank. Type 2, and according to the census only 2 known! -61874

Nice margins on a sharp looking note. These notes are scarce according to the census with only 5 known. -61896

The scarcer of this community`s 2 small size issuers, only 7 small notes known. According to the census, this is the only one known and the discovery

Another one bank town with only 9 large and 11 small notes known. According to the census these are rare with only 3 known. -61897

Crisp condition with a radar number 121. Common. -61898

Only 6 large and 15 small notes known from this bank. According to the census these are rare notes with only 3 of these particular known. -61899

A much scarcer Friedberg number with the Napier-Thompson treasury signatures. This holds especially for the $50 and $100 denominations. There are 20 o

This patriotic bank was chartered in 1918, during World War I. Note has nice margins. -61900

Only 8 small and 6 large notes known. Nice condition. According to the census there are only 4 known. -61901

17 large and 40 small notes. Exceptionally rare, this is only the second note known and not in the census. -61975

8 large and 8 small notes known. Charted in 1903 and liquidated in 1932. 8 of these notes are recorded in the census. This one was originally noted as

Named after the only sitting senator to be killed in military combat, Edward D. Baker, this city was the largest city between Salt Lake City and Portl

Only 8 small notes known. -61918

Only 11 large notes known. Only 6 of these notes are listed in the census, and this one is tied for finest condition known. -61860

4 large and 2 small notes known. There is no signature of a president nor is this note listed in the census. Only two, not including this note, are in

10 large and 24 small notes known. Chartered in 1905. 2nd finest known. There are 7 of these notes in the census. Strong signatures. -62027

28 large and 11 small notes known. There are 5 of these notes in the census. The two signatures are in light blue ink. -61978

Although more than 50 large and small size notes are known from this bank, this piece has exceptional paper quality and strong signatures. Finest know

Fr. #642. Chartered in 1883 and liquidated in 1935. 5 large and 10 small notes known. This is the only known example recorded. Strong signatures. -62

In 1849, Major General Williiam Jenkings Worth proposed a line of 10 forts to define Texas's western border. After Worth died of cholera, his s...

In the early 1900s, Kenedy earned the nickname "Six Shooter Junction," when patrons of the bars on South First Street would fire at passing