2012 December Americana & Numismatic Auction

Only small notes are found from this one bank town. Nice margins. According to the census, these are rare notes with only 3 known -61903

Nice margins, bold red signatures. Only 15 large notes known from this one bank town. Spurious signature in red ink. These are rare notes, with only 5

Only 13 large notes known, close bottom. According to the census, these are are with only 3 known. There are no signatures. -61906

Soiled note. 22 are listed in the census, but not this one. -61908

Fr. 563. Rare note. Only 214 $50 1882 date backs are known for all banks. According to the census, there are only 4 known. There are no signatures.

The ‘Nauvoo House’ scrip or stock certificates are the most common of the Mormon issues from Nauvoo. The earlier Type 1 issues came in two items per s

Rust 6. Signed by Joseph Smith Jr. cashier. -62037

Rust 7. Signed by Joseph Smith Jr. -62031

Rust 8. Stains painted over on back. -62033

Serial number 746. Condition is VF-XF and this is a very attractive problem free Kirtland note. Signatures of Smith and Rigdon are present. The Kirtla

Most of the issues from Nauvoo resembled stock or share certificates rather than scrip or banknotes. The various issues were known to trade at par as

Two different denominations. The $1 is in about uncirculated condition while the $3 could only be described as ‘Poor.’ A curious note, however, as mos

Very scarce. The last Kelly census lists just three known Brown Backs from this bank but since its publication at least one additional note has surfac

A grouping of three scarce Mormon issued scrip from Utah. First, a 25c Great Salt Lake City note paired with a 50c note of the same type. Originally

A second grouping of early Mormon scrip from Utah. Included here is an ‘Un-cancelled’ 5c Blue ‘Bishops General Store House’ note. Blue and Red notes

Pack of 100. Most are sequentially numbered but it is not completely sequential. The last of these 100 note packs have been broken up at least 40 or

A second pack of 100. Similar to the previous pack, all are new and stamped CANCELLED. A second opportunity for either a collector or investor. -620

A final 100 note pack. This is a Red pack in the denomination of 10c. For some reason Red notes are a bit scarcer than blue notes. Again, these 100 n

If you cannot afford the previous 100 note packs here is your opportunity to acquire a small grouping of four 10c Blue and three 10c red Bishops Store

Charter $2059. This note is a nice example of early Utah national currency from one of the most famous banks in the state. A nice clean example in VF

1) A 10c Bishops General Store House note. 2) A 50c Great Salt Lake City note. 3) A 5c General Tithing Store House note is included. An excellent oppo

A group of seven 5c Blue. Thrown in for variety is a 50c Great Salt Lake City 50c note. -62049

Very attractive issue with all coupons attached and un-signed and un-issued as shown. This is as far as this cataloger knows the first and only public

One of only 7 Type 2 in the census for this Grand County bank. Heavily creased. This is the only known $10 Type 2 known from Moab. -61790

This city`s only issuer. 26 of these notes known. -61791

This bank`s first title is featured on this $10 Plain Back with still legible stamped officer`s signatures. 28 of these notes in the census, almost al

A nice example from a tougher state. 15 of these notes are in the census. -61793

This Summit County bank that liquidated in February 1934 has a census of 3 of these notes. The signatures are weak. Only 3 of these notes are listed i

Featuring Brigham Young`s signature as president of the bank. Every note with Young`s signature always commands strong bidding, and this Territorial e

5 small size notes are known from this issuer. Brown Stain According to the census, these are rare notes with only 3 listed. -61796

Enhanced signatures on this large size note. This note is not listed in the census, 4 known. Spurious signatures. -61797

December 13, 1911 - Good for $1000 in gold coin, deposited with the Seattle Clearing House. Hole cancelled, paid 12-20-1916. Excellent condition, with

Spots on the reverse, 5 small notes known from this bank. According to the census these are very rare notes with only 2 known. -61798

An uncut sheet and 6 individual notes comprise the total census for this bank. Note has a pinhole. These are rare notes, according to the census there

A very scarce note with this title "The Washington National Bank in the City of Tacoma." Common -61800

56 large notes known. Stained, left front. Common. Weak signatures -61987

The one bank town of Green River in Sweetwater County. Type 1 note. -61895

25 of these notes are in the census, most are circulated low grade pieces. John C. Fremont discovered coal at Kemmerer on his 2nd expedition in 1843.

The Albany County National Bank of Laramie City was chartered in 1887 but changed its name to Albany National Bank of Laramie in 1918. Common -61893

This great rarity comes in Alignments III and IV. The Alignment IV coins are now thought to be original strikes, according to Dannreuther in Van Winkl

Gobrecht Dollars – The Queen of American Dollars Fred N. Holabird Gobrecht Dollars are among the most popular of all US coinage, inclusive of patter

PCGS MS64+.The transitional Indian cent J228 is a collectors favorite. Less than 275 exist with 72 in MS 65 or 6 but it is still several times rarer t

PCGS PR64BN. 24 Proofs graded by PCGS, none finer. Obverse: bust of Liberty at one time referred to as the "French Head of Liberty" engraved

NGC PF58BN. This coin is made with regular US issue 1867 $5 dies, struck in copper, also struck in nickel (none certified). Reported In Judd as Rarity

PCGS PR64. Only 7 graded finer by PCGS. Obverse: Liberty head with coronet, United States of America surrounding large date numerals below. Reverse: L

PCGS PR65CAM. Aluminum, plain edge. Rarity in Judd as L7. This is the only cameo proof 65 graded by either service, and is thus one of the finest $5 p

PCGS PR64. Judd R-5. Tied for second finest known. Seven tied for finest known. Obverse: Liberty head, coronet inscribed Liberty with star United Stat

PCGS PR64. Copper, reeded edge. Rarity 8 (2 or 3 known). PCGS pop of 5 total pieces, 2 PF64, 3PF65. Experimental piece intended to test a silver alloy

NGC PF65BN. Copper, reeded edge. Rarity 7 in Judd. PCGS graded three, one each in RB, BN and RD in PF64. NGC graded seven coins, none higher. Mint red

PCGS PR64. Tied for finest known by PCGS. Only 9 in the PCGS population report. Obverse: Barber`s Liberty seated design with stars; reverse: regular d