Kagins March 2019 National Money Show Auction

1Z block. The start of an stellar collection of notes from the Reserve Bank of New Zealand and this first series is always a collector favorite. Shown

9Z block. Another offering on this 10 Shillings design that retains nice appeal for the assigned grade and also exceptional color of the TDLR produced

7B block. The One Pound denomination shows the same vignettes as the others from the series with subtle differences in the bordering design and partic

10B block. An exceptionally bold printing gives this note appeal beyond the assigned grade with strong detail at all major focal points. The strictly

3K block. The highest denomination that circulated extensively as the rare 50 Pound note was used mostly in large transactions and interbank workings.

4K block. A rare Extremely Fine offering on this Five Pound "Kiwi" note and certainly an item that will get collector attention. The PMG p...

T block. An exceptional rarity and one of the most important pieces within the Chambliss holdings. These 1934 series 50 Pounds notes are downright rar

6 pieces in lot. A nearly complete variety set for this 10 Shillings design with the following; P-158 5/J block in About Uncirculated 55 EPQ; P-158a I

6 Pieces in lot. This continuation of the series from the last lot shows another remarkable variety set. These One Pound notes, like all other denomin

Prefix 2/V. Part of an impressive block variety collection of these Five Pound designs which show the standard for the series portrait vignette of Jam

Prefix 0/W. Shown with a Chief Cashier signature of G. Wilson and like the previous lot one of the more scarce varieties for the design. Stunning orig

A2 Prefix. Another Wilson signed note with this piece showing a non-fractional prefix and again remarkable appeal. Still visible embossing is easily s

E1 prefix. These late 1950's notes transitioned to the new Chief Cashier R.N. Fleming and this type is without a security thread. A wonderfully ...

Y2 prefix. The addition of a security thread is the main distinction from the previous lot with the same Chief Cashier signature of R.N. Flemming obse

12L prefix. The final installment in this Five Pound group with this being near the last of the notes issued for the design type. Free from circulatio

1/F prefix. All but the with security thread variety are quite scarce for this 10 Pound design and this nearly Extremely Fine T.P. Hanna signed note i

4/F prefix. A short lived G. Wilson signed type and seldom a note offered in any state of preservation. This piece like the last approaches an Extreme

6F prefix. These R.N. Fleming notes are the only Chief Cashier signatures for this denomination that are found with any semblance of regularity in hig

9F prefix. Much like the previous in all regards, save for the length which measures 184mm. The appeal is leaps and bounds beyond the assigned grade w

AA prefix. A prefix variety for this without security thread Fleming signed note with alpha/alpha observed in favor of the numeral/alpha seen on the p

AC Prefix. With security thread. The last major variety for this long tenured design and offered here in an attractive, original and lightly circulate

O/U prefix. Sans serif serial numbers. The first of a magnificent trio of these 50 Pound notes with this T.P. Hanna signed type being highly rare in a

1U prefix. Another important offering of this high-denomination type that was rarely seen in commerce outside of large transactions and interbank tran

R prefix. By far the most obtainable for this highest-denomination and last of the rare serial number #199,000 with Flemin signature, Pound denominate

12 pieces in lot. A complete set for the One Dollar denomination, save for the Wilks replacement, for both the portrait types on this One Dollar TDLR

10 pieces in lot. A continuation of the collecting theme from the previous lot which is again complete, save for the Wilks replacement note. Includes;

11 pieces in lot. A set complete again, save for the Wilks replacement. All in Choice to Gem Uncirculated grades with exception of the Wilks note whic

11 pieces in lot. Another complete set of major varieties for this denomination with exception of the Wilks and Knight replacement notes. Mostly in Ab

7 pieces in lot. A strong group of these commemorative types with most in Uncirculated or better condition. The following blocks are observed; RXX; RN

9 pieces in lot. A near complete set of this $20 type by major variety with just the Wilks star and regular Knight pieces missing. Average of Extremel

5 pieces in lot. A rare collection of these important Wilks replacements with the scarce One, Two and Ten Dollar notes included which are more challen

G prefix. This Fleming signature $100 note is quite rare in Uncirculated grades and when offered typically gather strong bidding action from collector

G prefix. With an absence of the Wilks and Hardie signatures for this $100 denominations these Knight notes follow the previous Fleming types. This ca

2 pieces in lot. $50 XAB prefix in Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ. A denomination that was not originally introduced with the others and was deemed necessary

2 pieces in lot. $50 XBJ 000204. Shown with a D.T. Brash signature and a serial number that is remarkably low and nearly matches the $100 note also of

8 pieces in lot. A complete set of the five original notes of the fifth issue along with the $10 and $20 notes issuer with modified shades in 1994. Al

4 pieces in lot. Replacements. P-177*, 178* with modified back, 180a* and 180b*. All bright Gem Uncirculated notes. Pedigree:

7 pieces in lot. A full set of the Brash signed collector series notes for this first polymer plastic series with all of the regular issue notes showi

5 pieces in lot. A matched serial number set for these 2004 Alan Bollard notes which were sold to collectors as a set for a premium and in limited qua

5 pieces in lot. A pristine modern set of this 2015-16 series with all showing magnificent color and appealing designs. All with the signature of Grae

9 pieces in lot. Local notes. An interesting local issue that saw circulation, 1999-2003 for a few years before they fell out of flavor and the New Ze

2 pieces in lot. A well matched pairing on these scarce 1964 series notes with each exhibiting just touches of circulation. The 10 Shillings in Choice

5 pieces in lot. This bright set shows all in Very Choice New to Gem New grades with the following; P-S1241, S1242 in Very Choice New 64 PPQ; P-S1243

This large format design is quite scarce in Extremely Fine grades such as this with Very Fine or worse material being the norm. Stunning detail for th

Specimen overprints and punch cancels. A rare design in any form with these appealing specimens notes virtually the only way to illustrate the design.

A denomination set of these popular Swiss notes with the following; P-45o in Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ; P-46r in Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 EPQ; P-48e i

No. 18234. A rare type to locate with quality as pleasing as this offering. The note retains wonderful red color of the design and pleasing penned det

No. 11281. Although a healthy amount of Connecticut notes are found in these higher grades this Six Pence is not one of the more frequented. The note

No. 67415. These Delaware Six Shillings notes are always a visual treat as there is a nice trove of high-grade examples and they offer stunning appeal

No. 2494. Rattlesnake seal. Printed face and back by Lancaster, Savannah. These attractive Georgia notes are some of the most avidly collected Colonia

No. 5665. A scarce catalog number in higher grades and simply rare at these Uncirculated levels of preservation. PCGS Currency has graded just five pi

No. 12349. A miracle of survival and production as this stunning 1780 Two Dollar note retains all the appeal it had when made well over 200 years ago.

No. 20087. A popular two color colonial note with this stunning piece being at a very rare for the type Superb Gem grade. Terrific overall quality in

No. 1462. Printed on thin laid paper by presumably Daniel Fowle. New Hampshire notes of any denomination and date in uncancelled form are scarce and t

No. 18542. This scarce with grade New York offering is one of the finest we have seen or handled as the print quality is stunning with crisp detail of

No. 41474. "Behold! A, new World," at lower left. An impressive Choice New offering on this North Carolina note with fully original paper,...

No. 12240. Although a note that is not rare with pleasing appeal, this piece shows bordering on a Gem state which is quite scarce. Exceptional origina

No. 2116. With guarantee signature on back. Typically a note found in remainder form without the reverse signature and often cut from known sheets of

No. 9435. Uniface without imprint. Young eagle vignette at lower right. Strong printing and just a touch of circulation. Pedigree:

No. 6514. A scarce note in any grade level and simply rare at these lightly circulated states. This is the single finest PCGS Currency has graded for

Unissued Remainder. One-year note, payable from date of issue. Interest payable at 5.4%. Spread winged eagle on branch upper left and shield, cannon,

A gorgeous companion to the above $1000 note. This specimen is fully original with nice embossing and full borders. At first glance the note looks Ne

Double Signature Remainder. Signed by Saml. Clarke and Edward Fox. One-year note bearing 5.4% interest. Design Similar to the previous issue with eagl

Unissued Remainder. One year note with interest accruing at 5.4%. Design type similar to Act of June 30,1812 with Eagle on branch at upper right corne

Double signature remainder note, signed by F.W. McGeary and C.C. Biddle. Printed on watermarked “UNITED STATES” bond paper with blue and two large red

Proof mounted on cardstock with nine small punch hole cancellations along the signature lines, as made by printer Murray, Draper, Fairman & Co. ...

Unissued Remainder. One-year note bearing 5.4% interest or redeemable in 6% stock. Eagle on branch at upper right. Shield at lower center with E Plur

Fully issued triple signatures, but hole cancel of 25mm to the right of center. Signed by F.W. McGeary and C.C. Biddle ‘in behalf of the United State

Unissued Proof, mounted on thick card paper. No interest, but redeemable for 7% stock. Spread eagle with rays above. Geometric lathe design on all fo

Doubly signed remainder by F.W. McGeary and C.C. Biddle. This is the much rarer $10 type with added text on right, “Receivable everywhere by the Unite

Doubly Signed Remainder. This is a newly discovered note uniquely signed by Samuel Clarke and Edward Fox. All other TN-13a notes including the previou

Doubly signed Remainder by Saml Clark and Edward Fox. Similar in design to the above lot with the spread eagle at upper left and border geometric lath

Unsigned Remainder. Design with shield and motto E Pluribus Unum at the top center. At each end are ornate geometrically ruled panels. Virtually Ne

Apparent small repaired edge split and minor pinholes. Doubly signed by Samuel Clarke and Edward Fox and Countersigned by James Dickson rather than t

From the John J. Ford collection described as “An important circular from the Treasury Department dated September 21, 1812. Partly printed form. Two-p

This historically important offering is from the Taylor Family sale auctioned and cataloged by Stack’s: “The first item in this lot is a July 29, 181

A stunning case on this One Cent type with nearly full silvering at back and touches on the front. A bold stamp and just a crack in the mica at 2 O&...

These three cent pieces are always popoular and this offering shows a bold stamp with great centering. A wrinkle at center is mention and the case is

Ample amounts of silvering remain at back on this Medium Ayer's type. Nice mica with just some minor crazing and a bright stamp with just minima...

A sound example of this lower denomination with a nicely centered stamp and terrific mica. Pedigree:

The case is the highlight of this Three Cent offering with ample silvering remaining at back. The stamp is a touch dirty but nicely centered under mic

One of the most pleasing "Large Ayer's" three cents we have handled with 80% silvering at back, stunning mica with just a small craze ...

A stand out piece in this encased selection we are offering. This 10 Cent example is a storied item passing through high-end collections such as the J

This One Cent denomination exhibits a remarkably attractive case with the back showing some touches of original silvering at center. The stamp is as p

A truly rare item that even as the more available variety, is still only known by two to four pieces on this plain frame spaced Fancy Goods type. The

An issue where offerings in higher grades are quite rare with attractive Very Fine pieces such as this being the norm. Pleasing golden brown color on

These 10 Cent encased are, along with the One Cent, the most challenging denominations. This offering retains a bright and well centered stamp. The le

An overall attractive example with clear mica and just some seperation and minor crazing observed under angled light. Nice color of the stamp although

A scarce denomination for this series and the present example shows with nice appeal. The mica shows well with a small crack at left and otherwise som

This piece is one of roughly five to ten known per Reed as the catalog number is listed with an R-8 rarity rating. It is one of the finest we have see

Denominations above Three cents for this issuer are all rare and this Extremely Fine offering is one of roughly five known. The mica shows quite clear

A remarkable second offering with this appealing Five Cent piece showing a wonderful stamp which is nicely centered. The mica is pleasing under direct

Nice overall appeal and the mica is pleasing at direct view although some cracks and crazing are seen at an angle. The case has been polished but stil

A stunning encasement that offers lovely mica, touches of silvering at the lettering and an appealing stamp with bold color and minor wrinkling. Far b

The 10 Cent plain frame J. Gault is generally considered to be the most available for the issuer and this piece shows with a nicely centered stamp und

A popular choice for collectors to display this higher denomination and this Gault offering shows a pleasing stamp and excellent mica with just some m

The 10 Cent plain frame J. Gault is generally considered to be the most available for the issuer and this piece shows with a nicely centered stamp und

When it comes to major collections of Encased Postages Stamps, these Five Cent Hopkins are near the top of the difficulty scale, Reed states the rarit

A scarce issuer with this Three Cent encasement listed in Reed as R-8+. Locating any example of this type with original silvering is rare and this pie

A terrific case with an attractive olive-gold color and the stamp is rich with detail albeit wrinkled. The mica shows with some minor cracks and crazi