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Portrait of Jefferson matched to a back with the World War I battleship New York.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

Desirable battleship design.<p><i>The Endangered Species Collection</i>

Crisp and attractive with good colors, nice margins, and no problems such as ink stains or pinholes.

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Thoroughly crisp surfaces and great color. Balanced margins seen at both sides, the cutting shears spaced just enough apart to prevent uneven borders.

Inexpensive large size $20 federal reserve note. The Federal Reserve banking system was instituted in 1913 under the administration of Thomas Woodrow

Pop: 1. A bold Gem 68 that has fresh colors and splendid pearly white paper whose tiny embedded red and blue silk fibers can be seen at a glace. The f

Head of Ben Frankling backed by an allegorical group of five figures consisting of Plenty, America, Peace and Commerce. This design was originally int

Margin split repairs, top left corner repair as denoted by PMG on holder (S/N G15699A). All denominations of large size Federal Reserve notes were

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>