Superior Pre-Long Beach Elite Coin Auction

Part one of only two known sequential 68s. The seventh issue of gold certificates, originally authorized in 1863, consisted only of 10 and 20 Dollar n

Desirable gold note from the period when paper money was really backed by something tangible, not just a mythical "legal tenderness".

Not scarce but always popular because of its nice orange colored back.

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Desirable star note of the early 1928 series of $2 bills.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

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Texas, San Marcos. The NB of San Marcos. Charter 3346.

New York District.

Insufficient inking on front.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

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Pencil mark on front.

Popular high denomination bill. Only 30,000 of the $1,000 Boston 1934-A notes were placed into circulation, with but a few score remaining today. The

Fresh and crisp appearing, a popular high denomination bill.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

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A spectacular key denomination for any collector to ponder owning, we are pleased to offer this choice $10,000 1934 Chicago district example. Our cons

Federal Reserve notes surcharged "HAWAII" on both sides, with signatures of Julian and Morgenthau have a brown seal, not blue. They were u...

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Very Good to Fine. Lot of 2 notes.

Scarce Star note.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Very Good to Fine.

Pop: 2. All are now obsolete. The issue was short lived as the Gold Reserve Act follows, "This certifies that there have been deposited in the ...

The First National Bank of Lincoln, Illinois (CH#2126). Crisp and generally well margined, although few First Charter $1 bills have sharp centering --

The Second National Bank of Bucyrus, Ohio (CH#3274). Popular Brown Back second charter national and, because it is on an inexpensive bank, should be l

The Farmers & Manufacturers National Bank of Poughkeepsie, New York (CH#1312).<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

The Hocking Valley National Bank, Lancaster, Ohio (CH#1241). Popular brown back second charter note. Only 23 large size reported on this bank.<p&...

The Mechanic's National Bank of Concord, New Hampshire (CH#2447). Marginally scarce, with 47 large size reported on this Merrimack county issuer...

The State National Bank of St. Louis (CH#5172). An impressive dated back, second charter note of this Type.<p><i>The Endangered Species ...

The First National Bank of New Bloomfield, Pennsylvania (CH#5133). Crisp, bright, and attractive.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection...

The First National Bank of Las Vegas, New Mexico (CH#2436). A popular bank title. Cut in right margin not affecting the design.<p><i>The...

New York, New York. The Chase NB. Charter 2370, Regional letter E. Attractive centering, crisp paper, colorful print.<p><i>The Endangere...

Stamped signatures of Lyons and Roberts as denoted on PMG holder (S/N U281741). Rare in this desirable condition.<p><i>The Endangered Sp...

Illinois, Carrollton. The Green County National Bank. Charter 2390, Regional letter M. Nice wide margins on the front (though closely trimmed at the b

The American Exchange National Bank of New York, New York (CH#1394).<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

The National Bank of Commerce in St. Louis, Missouri (CH#4178).<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>