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SUMMER 2017

Executive Currency P O Box 2 P O Box 16690

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Executive Currency TABLE OF CONTENTS

Summer 2017 Banknotes for Your Consideration Page # Meet the Executive Currency Team 4 Terms & Conditions, Grading Paper Money 5 Large Size – United States Notes 6 – 9 Large Size – Silver Certificates 10 - 15 Large Size – Treasury Notes 16 – 17 Large Size – Federal Reserve Notes – Greatest Cut in American Numismatics 18 Large Size – Federal Reserve Notes 19 – 22 Large Size – Gold Certificates 22 – 25 Large Size – National Bank Notes 25 – 30 Large Size – NBN Uncut Sheets 31 – 33 Small Size – National Bank Notes 33 – 37 Small Size – Legal Tender Notes 37 – 38 Small Size – Silver Certificates 39 – 40 Small Size – Federal Reserve Bank Notes 41 – 42 Small Size – Federal Reserve Notes 42 – 47 Small Size – World War II Notes 47 – 48 Small Size – Gold Certificates 48 – 49 Small Size – Original Packs of Banknotes 50 – 52 Small Size – Error Notes 53 – 66 Small Size – Birth Year Notes 66 Andrea Doria Salvaged Banknotes 67 Obsolete Banknotes 68 – 71 Confederate Currency 72 – 73 World Banknotes & Giori Experimental Test Notes 74 Collector’s Cove 75 – 76 Intaglio Impressions 76 – 80 F E Spinner Archive 81 Titanic Survivor 82 - 83 1943 Bronze and 1944 Steel Lincoln Cents 84 – 85 Special Serial Numbers – Introduction 86 – 87 The King of Small Size U. S. Currency 88 Small Size – Ultra Low Serial Numbers 88 – 97 Progressive Set of $1 1899 Silver Certificates #10 - #10000000 96 Solid Serial Numbered Small and Large Size Notes 98 – 114 Serial #00000000 Specimen Set 115 Ladder Serial Numbers 117 Super Repeater Serial Numbers 118 Original Watercolor Paintings for Your Consideration Page # John Salminen, AWS.DF, Juror, NWS, TWS MS 120 – 130 Cheng-Khee Chee, AWS.DF, NWS, TWSA DM, WHS 131 – 141 Order Form 142

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MEET THE EXECUTIVE CURRENCY TEAM

Frederick J. Bart is the author of United States Paper Money Errors, the 4th edition of the definitive reference was released in late 2015. He has appeared on CNN, NBC, FOX and been quoted in USA Today. During the last two years, Bart has appeared on the reality TV show Pawn Stars and in the full length documentary, $2 Bill Movie which debuted at the Ft Lauderdale International Film Festival before nationwide showings. His personal paper money collections include: serial number one national banknotes by State, large and small size serial number one by type, and $100 large size type notes. Fred can be reached by calling or texting 1-586-979-3400 or at [email protected]. He joined the American Numismatic Association in 1973, foreshadowing a lifelong involvement in coins and currency. By the late-1970s he was advertising sporadically in Coin World and, in 1981, issued his first price list featuring paper money. Despite early numismatic entrepreneurship, Bart pursued a traditional career route as a trauma surgeon and performed

reconstructive surgery for more than a decade before returning to his first love. BART, Inc (the parent corporation of Executive Currency) was founded in 1997. During the past two decades, Frederick J. Bart has handled nearly every major US paper money rarity, including the $1,000 1890 Treasury Note or "Grand Watermelon", the first piece to realize more than one million dollars at public auction. Bart was selected for full membership in the prestigious Professional Numismatists Guild, an honor bestowed upon very few currency dealers since the PNG's inception 60 years ago. Doris A. Bart experienced a random encounter with an error note in the mid-1980s. This exposure served as the catalyst to alter her life course from surgical "scrub" nurse to numismatist. She is the co-author of chapters on paper money errors which appear in major guidebooks such as Paper Money of the United States (Friedberg), Standard Catalog of United States Paper Money (Cuhaj), and others. Doris is president of BART, Inc. overseeing the daily operations of the firm and its staff, including its online auctions and website sales. She attends every major paper money convention, where she provides auction representation for her clients. Her ability to guide clients to a fair market value, establish a sensible bidding cap, and seamlessly execute bids for several clients in the same sale is respected industry-wide. Her personal paper money collections include: the finest assemblage of error notes on the $2 denomination. Email Doris at [email protected] or call 1-586-979-3400. Doris is an Associate Member of the Professional Numismatists Guild.

Bianca B. Bart was born into a home where numismatics often provided a topic for dinner-table discussions; as such, her interest in the industry was nearly predictable. In addition to seeking mentors within the field, she enjoyed an internship opportunity at a top tier third-party grading firm, training under experts in the field. Immediately after obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree from Michigan State University, she began full time employment at Executive Currency. During her time at MSU, Bianca played on the women’s ice hockey team, and continues to play competitive ice hockey on a nationally-ranked women’s team. She enjoys spending time outdoors with her two adopted Pit Bull Terriers—Skylar and Deke. Bianca aims to share her passion with other collectors by tailoring selections to enhance their holdings. Bianca Bart is among the youngest members ever accepted by the Professional Numismatists Guild. Contact Bianca at 1-586-209-3116 or email her at Bianca@ ExecutiveCurrency.com.

Over the past two decades Mike Abramson has had articles published in Coin World and Paper Money magazine, and is widely considered the nation's largest currency dealer concentrating on special serial numbered banknotes. He considers it a real honor to have been the primary dealer for constructing five of the six largest collections of these notes since the A. A. Grinnell sales of the 1940s: The 1998 Baltimore Collection, the massive VA radar/repeater collection, the landmark John Whitney Walter Collection, the James W. "Billy" Key Collection and the Mel Wilmore collection. Mike sold the VA radar /repeater collection in 1999 in his 168 page fixed price catalog and wrote the auction catalogs for the Key and Wilmore sales through Lyn Knight Currency Auctions in 2012 and 2014. Fred, Doris and Mike are all members of the Professional Curency Dealers Association and a large number of other numismatic organizations. 2017 marks Mike’s 50th year invovled in the world of paper money. Mike can be reached by calling/texting 1-218-310-0090 or e-mailing [email protected].

Together these four individuals have over 140 years of combined experience in the currency industry.

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TERMS and CONDITIONS

All items are in stock and available at the time this catalog was prepared. All notes are guaranteed genuine U. S. government issued legal tender, with the exception of Specimen, Proof, Intaglio, and Foreign Notes. If any item sold in this catalog is ever found in the future to not be genuine, a full refund of the original purchase price will be given. Your satisfaction is very important to us. We are not happy with a sale unless you are. Repeat customers make up over 95% of our business. Every order carries a 10 day, no-questions-asked, money back guaranty, with these exceptions: 1) Any note that has been previously encapsulized by PMG, PCGS, CGA, RCGS, or CGC may not be returned for any reason. 2) Any raw note purchased from us that is submitted to a grading service that comes back graded differently than we have described it, lower or higher, may not be returned. Any other banknote purchased from us, sent back by the original purchaser, received by us, in its original condition, may be returned up to 10 days from the date you receive your order. To avoid misunderstandings and to answer any and all questions, please call Bianca, Doris or Fred at 1-586-979-3400 or Mike at 1-218-310-0090 to review or discuss any notes you wish to purchase. Unless agreed to in advance, all items must be paid for within 30 days of order date, unless other arrangements have been made in writing by Executive Currency. A finance charge of 1% per month will apply to all balances over 30 days. There is no additional charge for the use of Pay Pal. Shipping and insurance charges are INCLUDED in our catalog prices. Orders over $1000 are shipped via USPS Express Mail at no additional charge. Forms of payment that ensure two business day shipping turnaround include: VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX, Pay Pal, cashier’s checks, certified checks, money orders and wire transfers. Personal checks from new clients are welcome but may delay shipping for two weeks to allow the check to clear. Monthly payment plans with no finance charges may be available to some clients. Please contact us to set up a payment plan, if one is desired.

Grading Paper Money Grading currency is an art and not a science. There is no one industry standard that is universally accepted by all dealers, collectors or grading services. We make every attempt to grade accurately and conservatively. We have adopted the following descriptions for each grade that we feel parallels that used by the majority of professional currency dealers and most of the well-established grading services: Superb Gem CU, Superb Gem New or Superb Gem Crisp Uncirculated - A virtually perfect specimen. Near perfect margins, bright paper, vibrant inks, and fully embossed surfaces. May have one or two very minor handling marks and/or a tiny corner crinkle. One might expect this note to be graded 67 by PCGS and PMG. Gem CU, Gem New or Gem Crisp Uncirculated - An almost but not quite perfect note. Above average but not perfect margins, with no aging or fading of papers, bright inks. Same flaws acceptable as Superb Gem CU. May or may not have fully embossed surfaces. One might expect a Grade of 65 or 66 by PCGS and PMG. Choice CU, Choice New or Choice Crisp Uncirculated - A very nice new note, but margins may be uneven or a bit skewed. Paper may show light aging, with some handling marks evident. Might be graded 63 or 64. CU, Unc., Uncirculated or Crisp Uncirculated - A new note with some minor flaws. The note may have some aging, pinholes, margins may be shifted, handling marks will be evident, with one or two corner tip folds. 60 to 62. AU or Almost Uncirculated - A note similar to a “CU” or “Unc.” note above, but will have a centerfold and/or another light fold, corner fold, or bend in another area. May be graded 50 to 58. XF or Extra Fine - A lightly circulated note that may have three folds, and may have handling marks and other minor distractions. Still relatively crisp and clean. Reasonable to expect a possible grade of 40 - 45. VF or Very Fine - A well circulated note with multiple folds, duller paper and coloration, with little crispness. PCGS or PMG would likely grade this note 20 – 35, with a 35 appearing much, much better than a 20. F or Fine - A note that is lacking in crispness and coloration. Fairly heavy circulation with edge problems 12 - 15. VG or Very Good – Heavily circulated note with multiple problems. One could expect a graded of 8 – 10. Good – Very heavily circulated with pieces missing, heavy paper splits, poor color. Grade may be 4 – 6. The words App. or Net means a note has received the “Apparent” or “Net” designation & reflects that there are (were) small flaws or that conservation work has been done on the banknote.

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UNITED STATES NOTES -- LARGE SIZE

01. $10 1861 DN, Fr. 8, Ten Dollar Demand Note. Our Nation's earliest paper money, issued in only three

denominations--rarely encountered above the $5. Wonderful specimen suited to enhance even the finest collection. Counters and cartouche forest green, serial number cherry red, enormous margins. Comments "discoloration on back, signatures faded, minor restorations", in no way, detract from the desirability or beauty of this epic example. PCGS Very Fine 30. $14,950

02. $1 1862, Fr. 16. Nice wholesome note with exceptional colors. PMG VF 25. $795 03. $1 1862, Fr. 16c. Serial #5. Early historic banknote; evenly circulated, with comments of trimmed edges,

splits, tears, and minor damage. PCGS Good 6,app. $1495 04. $1 1869, Fr. 18, Rainbow. Strong color despite circ. Small rust spots. Great value. PCGS Good 6, net. $325 05. $1 1917, Fr. 37, Saw Horse. Totally original. Looks Choice CU. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $495 06. $1 1917, Fr. 37, Saw Horse. Bends faintly visible from back only. PMG Choice Extra Fine 45EPQ. $295 07. $1 1917, Fr. 37, Saw Horse. Affordable with great collector look. PCGS Extra Fine 40PPQ. $245

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08. $1 1917, Fr. 38, Saw Horse. Absolutely stunning; light center bend. Choice About Uncirculated. $395 09. $1 1917, Fr. 38m, Saw Horse. Teetering on Gem. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64EPQ. $595

10. $1 1923, Fr. 40, Red Seal Ace. Just arrived--no time for grading. Choice CU. $650 11. $1 1923, Fr. 40, Red Seal Ace. Great margins. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $595 12. $1 1923, Fr. 40, Red Seal Ace. Spectacular look! PMG Choice About Unc 58EPQ. $595 13. $1 1923, Fr. 40, Red Seal Ace. Blazing one year type; single fold. PCGS About New 53. $495 14. $1 1923, Fr. 40, Red Seal Ace. Spent some time trading hands. Fine. $145 15. $1 1923, Fr. 40, Red Seal Ace STAR. Star, few edge splits. PCGS VF 20, app. $1295 16. $2 1869, Fr. 42, Rainbow. Still colorful, few internal splits when backlit. Very Good. $395

17. $2 1917, Fr.60, Pearl Bracelet. Narrow bottom margin. PCGS Choice New 63. $425 18. $2 1917, Fr.60, Pearl Bracelet. Seemingly Gem. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $475 19. $2 1917, Fr.60, Pearl Bracelet. Boasting with originality. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58EPQ. $475

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20. $5 1880, Fr. 72, Woodchopper. Bruce-Wyman, large brown seal. Some of deepest embossing seen on this issue. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64EPQ. $1495

21. $5 1907, Fr. 85, Woodchopper. True to grade; nice look. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $745 22. $5 1907, Fr. 85, Woodchopper. Bright, beautiful + iconic. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $715 23. $5 1907, Fr. 87, Woodchopper. Accurate grade, nice emboss. PMG Choice Unc 64. $825 24. $5 1907, Fr. 91, Woodchopper. Looks GEM. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64EPQ. $695 25. $5 1907, Fr. 91, Woodchopper. Attractive, original example. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $695 26. $5 1907, Fr. 91, Woodchopper. Would fit in a 63 holder. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $645 27. $5 1907, Fr. 91, Woodchopper. Evenly circulated, very attractive. PMG VF 20. $245 28. $5 1907, Fr. 91, Woodchopper. Used, not abused. PMG Choice Fine 15. $225 29. $5 1907, Fr. 91, Woodchopper. Bargain priced. Fine. $195

30. $10 1880, Fr.113, Jackass. For the most selective collector. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $3195 31. $10 1880, Fr. 107, Jackass. Expertly closed pinhole hidden at the top left explains comment “minor

restoration.” PMG CU 63 net. $1895

Call 1-586-979-3400 or [email protected], for inquiries or orders for items 1. through 750. For larger purchases, a monthly payment plan may be available to you.

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32. $10 1901, Fr.122, Bison. Can’t guess why it isn’t Choice Unc. PMG Choice About Unc 58EPQ. $4495 33. $10 1901, Fr.119, Bison. Moderate wallet staining on back; priced accordingly. VF. $1295 34. $10 1901, Fr.119, Bison. Even circulation with a few pinholes and tear in lower right corner. VF. $895 35. $10 1901, Fr.120, Bison. Faces up like a 30, but a few hard folds. PCGS Very Fine 20. $1495 36. $10 1901, Fr.122, Bison. Very attractive, lightly handled. VF. $995 37. $20 1869, Fr.127, Rainbow. Attractive; “edge repairs.” PMG Fine 12, net. $2750

38. $20 1869, Fr.127, Rainbow. Good color and eye-appeal. A few nicks in margins and internal split with edge

repair. PCGS Fine 12, app. $2750


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SILVER CERTIFICATES -- LARGE SIZE

SPECTACULAR EDUCATIONAL SET: $1, $2, and $5

Fr. 225, Fr. 248, Fr. 269 $1, $2, and $5 1896. This set was assembled by our firm to provide an advanced collector an opportunity to acquire attractive examples of all three denominations of the 1896 series that have been certified by an identical third-party grading service. Each of these notes displays absolute originality with elements of embossing and natural paper wave evident through their encapsulations. Reflecting on the quality of the trio, PMG did not comment any flaws with the notes; making this an entirely problem-free set. Although all three notes have the stunning appearance of uncirculated notes, PMG assigned the following grades: $1 PMG Choice EF 45, $2 PMG About Uncirculated 55, and $5 PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58.

39. Acquire this most famous set in one fell swoop at a price as attractive as the notes themselves. $14,950

40. $1 1886, Fr.217, Martha. Ornate Back. Stunning; looks better than grade. Very Fine+. $795 Page 10

SILVER CERTIFICATES -- LARGE SIZE

SPECTACULAR EDUCATIONAL SET: $1, $2, and $5

Fr. 225, Fr. 248, Fr. 269 $1, $2, and $5 1896. This set was assembled by our firm to provide an advanced collector an opportunity to acquire attractive examples of all three denominations of the 1896 series that have been certified by an identical third-party grading service. Each of these notes displays absolute originality with elements of embossing and natural paper wave evident through their encapsulations. Reflecting on the quality of the trio, PMG did not comment any flaws with the notes; making this an entirely problem-free set. Although all three notes have the stunning appearance of uncirculated notes, PMG assigned the following grades: $1 PMG Choice EF 45, $2 PMG About Uncirculated 55, and $5 PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58.

39. Acquire this most famous set in one fell swoop at a price as attractive as the notes themselves. $14,950

40. $1 1886, Fr.217, Martha. Ornate Back. Stunning; looks better than grade. Very Fine+. $795 Page 10

41. $1 1886, Fr.217, Martha. Ornate Back. Lightly circulated. VF. $650 42. $1 1896, Fr. 225, Educational. “History Instructing Youth.” Looks GEM. PCGS Very Ch New 64PPQ. $3195 43. $1 1895, Fr.224, Educational. Slight handling, lots of embossing. PCGS About New 53PPQ. $1995 44. $1 1896, Fr. 225, Educational. Looks unc; great margins and total originality. PCGS EF 45PPQ. $1895 45. $1 1896, Fr.225, Educational. Only faint center bend on back. PMG Choice EF 45. $1495 46. $1 1896, Fr.224, Educational. Absolutely stunning Ed that arrived too late for slabbing. Likely to return as a

solid, problem-free XF. $1125

47. $1 1899, Fr. 226a, Black Eagle. Lyons-Roberts sigs with Gem margins. PCGS Ch Abt New 55PPQ. $475 48. $1 1899, Fr. 231, Black Eagle. Rarest Black Eagle, bar none; incredible opportunity. Comment “split” can’t

be located; no net grade. PMG VF 30. $895 49. $1 1899, Fr. 233, Black Eagle. Nice margins for issue; teeters on Gem. Ch CU. $675 50. $1 1899, Fr. 233, Black Eagle. Same as above with slight discoloration. Ch CU. $650 51. $1 1899, Fr. 233, Black Eagle. Soft bend, not crease; slight discoloration. Ch AU+. $375 52. $1 1899, Fr. 233, Black Eagle. Teehee-Burke doesn’t come any cheaper. VG-Fine. $115 53. $1 1899, Fr. 235, Black Eagle. Cusp of Superb; stunning. Gem Unc. $495 54. $1 1899, Fr. 235, Black Eagle. Deep embossing + original paper wave. EF+. $375 55. $1 1899, Fr. 236, Black Eagle. New acquisition, arrived too late for grading. EF-AU. $395 56. $1 1899, Fr. 236, Black Eagle. Attractive and affordable example. Fine-VF. $145 57. $1 1923, Fr. 237, Washington—Consec Pair. No trace handling; nice. Choice CU+. $295 58. $1 1923, Fr. 237, Washington. Boardwalk margins. Gem. $195 59. $1 1923, Fr. 237, Washington—Speelman Autograph. Signed by Register of Treasury, Speelman. Stray

ink forces app. Beyond rare. PCGS VF 30, app. $695 60. $1 1923, Fr. 237, Washington. Only 11 finer graded by either PMG or PCGS with none nicer than 68. PCGS

Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $795 61. $1 1923, Fr. 237, Washington. Original with soft bend. PCGS Choice About New 55PPQ. $115 62. $1 1924, Fr. 238, Washington. Great example. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $165 63. $1 1923, Fr. 239, Washington. Woods-Tate signature combo. There are 30x more Fr. 237s than 239s.

Monster opportunity. PMG VF 30. $495 64. $2 1896, Fr. 248, Educational. Breathtaking; no handling evident. PMG About Uncirculated 55. $4995 65. $2 1896, Fr. 248, Educational. Pretty; small rust + minor repair. PMG Fine 12, net. $695 Call 1-586-979-3400 or [email protected], for inquiries or orders for items 1. through 750.

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66. $2 1899, Fr. 253, Mini Porthole. Mechanic + Ag Deuce; iconic. PMG Choice Unc 64. $1495 67. $2 1899, Fr. 249, Mini Porthole. A visual treat. PMG About Uncirculated 55EPQ. $1395 68. $2 1899, Fr. 253, Mini Porthole .A perennial favorite certain to be rehomed quickly. PCGS Choice About

New 55. $1195 69. $2 1899, Fr. 256, Mini Porthole. Gem example at fraction of cost; should delight. Any bend invisible. PCGS

Choice About New 58PPQ. $1395 70. $2 1899, Fr. 256, Mini Porthole. Destined for a collector! Light handling. VF. $395

71. $5 1886, Fr. 263, Silver Dollar Back. Large brown spiked seal + portrait of Ulysses S. Grant on front and

five Morgan Silver Dollars on back. “Edge Restoration” nearly impossible to locate. Great value. PCGS Choice New 63, app. $8950

72. $5 1886, Fr. 262, Silver Dollar Back. Affordable + attractive. PCGS VG 8. $995 73. $5 1891, Fr. 267, Grant. Scarce Open Back, ideal collector’s grade. PCGS VF 20. $1295

Call 1-586-979-3400 or [email protected], for inquiries or orders for items 1. through 750.

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74. $5 1896, Fr. 269, Educational. “Science presents Steam and Electricity to Commerce and Manufacture” No

signs of even the slightest handling with boardwalk margins. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. $9995

75. $5 1899, Fr. 277, Chief. Striking; equal to many in 63 slabs. PCGS Choice About New 58. $2895 76. $5 1899, Fr. 277, Chief. Tough grade; great look. Looks XF-AU. Net priced. PMG Choice VF 35EPQ. $1350 77. $5 1899, Fr. 274, Chief. Pleasing detail and brilliant inks. PMG EF 40.$1645 78. $5 1899, Fr. 278, Chief. Great look with a single professionally repaired tear in the margin that’s difficult to

locate. PCGS Extra Fine 40. $1395 79. $5 1899, Fr. 279, Chief. Two small “minor rust” spots on back. PMG Choice Fine 15, net. $645 80. $5 1899, Fr. 281, Chief. Great collector look! Fine-Very Fine. $595 81. $5 1923, Fr. 282, Porthole. Lincoln surrounded by ship’s porthole. PMG Very Fine 25. $1295 82. $5 1923, Fr. 282, Porthole. Same as above, bit nicer. Very Fine. $1345


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66. $2 1899, Fr. 253, Mini Porthole. Mechanic + Ag Deuce; iconic. PMG Choice Unc 64. $1495 67. $2 1899, Fr. 249, Mini Porthole. A visual treat. PMG About Uncirculated 55EPQ. $1395 68. $2 1899, Fr. 253, Mini Porthole .A perennial favorite certain to be rehomed quickly. PCGS Choice About

New 55. $1195 69. $2 1899, Fr. 256, Mini Porthole. Gem example at fraction of cost; should delight. Any bend invisible. PCGS

Choice About New 58PPQ. $1395 70. $2 1899, Fr. 256, Mini Porthole. Destined for a collector! Light handling. VF. $395

71. $5 1886, Fr. 263, Silver Dollar Back. Large brown spiked seal + portrait of Ulysses S. Grant on front and

five Morgan Silver Dollars on back. “Edge Restoration” nearly impossible to locate. Great value. PCGS Choice New 63, app. $8950

72. $5 1886, Fr. 262, Silver Dollar Back. Affordable + attractive. PCGS VG 8. $995 73. $5 1891, Fr. 267, Grant. Scarce Open Back, ideal collector’s grade. PCGS VF 20. $1295


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74. $5 1896, Fr. 269, Educational. “Science presents Steam and Electricity to Commerce and Manufacture” No

signs of even the slightest handling with boardwalk margins. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. $9995

75. $5 1899, Fr. 277, Chief. Striking; equal to many in 63 slabs. PCGS Choice About New 58. $2895 76. $5 1899, Fr. 277, Chief. Tough grade; great look. Looks XF-AU. Net priced. PMG Choice VF 35EPQ. $1350 77. $5 1899, Fr. 274, Chief. Pleasing detail and brilliant inks. PMG EF 40.$1645 78. $5 1899, Fr. 278, Chief. Great look with a single professionally repaired tear in the margin that’s difficult to

locate. PCGS Extra Fine 40. $1395 79. $5 1899, Fr. 279, Chief. Two small “minor rust” spots on back. PMG Choice Fine 15, net. $645 80. $5 1899, Fr. 281, Chief. Great collector look! Fine-Very Fine. $595 81. $5 1923, Fr. 282, Porthole. Lincoln surrounded by ship’s porthole. PMG Very Fine 25. $1295 82. $5 1923, Fr. 282, Porthole. Same as above, bit nicer. Very Fine. $1345


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83. $10 1908, Fr. 304,

Tombstone. Hendricks in tombstone-

shaped frame; few pinholes

when backlit + minor edge

damage consistent with

grade. PCGS VF 20,app. $1095

84. $20 1880,

Fr.311, Black Back. Early

Silver, without problems or

comment. Vivid example defies

the norm of ‘net’ or notes. intricate

detail remains brilliant with large brown

Treasury seal and “XX”. great color. PMG VF

25. $8995

85. $20 1880, Fr. 309, Black

Back. Hero from War of 1812,

Stephen Decatur, with

brown underprint of “XX” and seal. “SILVER” spans

back, Repairs: Ink marks on

face” difficult to find, no way distracting.

PCGS VF 20, app. $6450



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83. $10 1908, Fr. 304,

Tombstone. Hendricks in tombstone-

shaped frame; few pinholes

when backlit + minor edge

damage consistent with

grade. PCGS VF 20,app. $1095

84. $20 1880,

Fr.311, Black Back. Early

Silver, without problems or

comment. Vivid example defies

the norm of ‘net’ or notes. intricate

detail remains brilliant with large brown

Treasury seal and “XX”. great color. PMG VF

25. $8995

85. $20 1880, Fr. 309, Black

Back. Hero from War of 1812,

Stephen Decatur, with

brown underprint of “XX” and seal. “SILVER” spans

back, Repairs: Ink marks on

face” difficult to find, no way distracting.

PCGS VF 20, app. $6450



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86. $20 1886, Fr. 314, Manning. Diamond Back. Large brown spiked seal. The beautiful back is intricately designed. Original, PMG Fine 12. $4495

87. $50 1891, Fr. 335, Everett. Terrific type note; few light bends. PMG Very Fine 30. $5995


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TREASURY NOTES -- LARGE SIZE

88. $100 1890 TN, Fr. 377, Watermelon. Arguably the most iconic and cherished design in the spectrum of US paper money. Nearly the pinnacle acquisition for every collector. The 35 known examples remain tightly held, often skipping generations before entering the market. Among those to surface at auction, a hammer price of $200-300k is not uncommon. This wholesome specimen boasts a wonderfully attractive back, while the face shows more evidence of moderate use in circulation. Out for grading, please call for pricing and availability.

89. $1 1890, Fr. 347, Stanton. Large brown seal; “baby watermelon”; Gem-margins; great look with invisible “minor restoration” right edge. Looks like $10k. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. $3995

90. $1 1890, Fr.347, Stanton. Identical to above and entirely problem-free and looks AU+. PCGS EF 40. $2750 91. $1 1891, Fr.350, Stanton. Small scalloped seal; looks Choice CU. PCGS Choice About New 58. $1295 92. $1 1891, Fr.351, Stanton. Original paper wave + embossing visible. PCGS Choice Abt New 58PPQ. $1495 93. $1 1891, Fr.351, Stanton. Gem look without the cost. PCGS Choice About New 58. $1100 94. $1 1891, Fr.352, Stanton. Grade reflects the beauty. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $2450

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95. $2 1891, Fr.257, McPherson. Superb margins without slightest hint of handling visible. Would have been

sold as Superb Gem 10 years ago. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. $3450 96. $5 1891, Fr.362, Thomas. Handsome portrait of Union General, George H. Thomas at center with eight nice

margins. Bargain, PCGS Choice New 63. $2495

97. $10 1891, Fr.369, Sheridan. Crisp design features and displays complete originality. PMG Ch Unc 64. $4495


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TREASURY NOTES -- LARGE SIZE

88. $100 1890 TN, Fr. 377, Watermelon. Arguably the most iconic and cherished design in the spectrum of US paper money. Nearly the pinnacle acquisition for every collector. The 35 known examples remain tightly held, often skipping generations before entering the market. Among those to surface at auction, a hammer price of $200-300k is not uncommon. This wholesome specimen boasts a wonderfully attractive back, while the face shows more evidence of moderate use in circulation. Out for grading, please call for pricing and availability.

89. $1 1890, Fr. 347, Stanton. Large brown seal; “baby watermelon”; Gem-margins; great look with invisible “minor restoration” right edge. Looks like $10k. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. $3995

90. $1 1890, Fr.347, Stanton. Identical to above and entirely problem-free and looks AU+. PCGS EF 40. $2750 91. $1 1891, Fr.350, Stanton. Small scalloped seal; looks Choice CU. PCGS Choice About New 58. $1295 92. $1 1891, Fr.351, Stanton. Original paper wave + embossing visible. PCGS Choice Abt New 58PPQ. $1495 93. $1 1891, Fr.351, Stanton. Gem look without the cost. PCGS Choice About New 58. $1100 94. $1 1891, Fr.352, Stanton. Grade reflects the beauty. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $2450

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95. $2 1891, Fr.257, McPherson. Superb margins without slightest hint of handling visible. Would have been

sold as Superb Gem 10 years ago. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. $3450 96. $5 1891, Fr.362, Thomas. Handsome portrait of Union General, George H. Thomas at center with eight nice

margins. Bargain, PCGS Choice New 63. $2495

97. $10 1891, Fr.369, Sheridan. Crisp design features and displays complete originality. PMG Ch Unc 64. $4495


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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTES -- LARGE SIZE The Greatest Cut

Sheet in American Numismatics

98. S/N s 1-2-3-4 $5 1918 Federal Reserve Bank Notes further identified as Fr. 782...an item of epic proportions, missing from even the greatest collections, including both public and private museums...the likes of which have never graced the halls of the Smithsonian Institution or the American Numismatic Association, either on temporary loan nor permanent display. There are three serial number one $5 Federal Reserve Bank Notes (FRBN) recorded. The D1A, from Cleveland, is no longer accompanied by it's sheet-mates. The F1A, from Atlanta, remains part of an uncut sheet. The F1A uncut sheet is presently for sale at $450,000. (It would be our pleasure to broker the sale of this item.) We believe that

the uncut sheet of $5 F1A, F2A, F3A, and F4A uncut sheet is fairly priced; only a tremendous purchase on the B1A, B2A, B3A, and B4A cut sheet, offered herein, allows us to present it at such a favorable price. During their two prior auction appearances, dating back decades, each of these four notes was graded Gem CU. PCGS took a very conservative approach in assigning: B1A--the first and most important note printed-- Choice About New 55 PPQ B2A--serial number matches district number--Choice About New 58 PPQ B3A--every bit the equal of the Gem New--Choice New 63 PPQ B4A--few certified gems exist--Gem New 65 PPQ Each received the coveted PPQ (premium Paper Quality) accolade attesting to complete paper originality with deep embossing. Our firm sells collectibles, without the mention of 'investment'--which, as advertisements remind "past performance is not a predictor of future growth". Yet, perhaps once a decade, an item comes along whose future appears so stellar that contemplating long term potential seems reasonable. This is one such item. From the FUN 2014 auction (Platinum Session), with an estimate of $75,000-up and an opening cost of $70,500 ($60k bid+ 17.5% premium). Make it a crown jewel of your collection. Terms available; trades considered. $64,950

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99. $1 1918, Fr. 711, New York—Heraldic Eagle. Faint bend. PCGS Ch Abt New 58. $495 100. $1 1918, Fr. 712, New York—Heraldic Eagle. Full originality, PMG Ch Unc 63. $595 101. $1 1918, Fr. 712, New York—Heraldic Eagle. Grade-limiting factor is top margin; PMG comments

“pressed.” PMG Choice Uncirculated 63. $495 102. $1 1918, Fr.728, Chicago—Heraldic Eagle. No bends seen thru slab. PMG Choice EF 45. $375

103. $2 1918, Fr.749, Boston—Battleship. Iconic design with battleship. Looks markedly under-graded; presents as Superb Gem. PCGS Choice About New 55. $2695

104. $2 1918, Fr.757, Cleveland—Battleship. It lovingly traded hands a few times. Very Fine. $995 105. $2 1918, Fr.765, Chicago—Battleship. Attractive and affordable! Very Fine. $995 106. $2 1918, Fr.775, Kansas City—Battleship. Tougher district, couple folds. Vine Fine. $1125 107. $2 1918, Fr.776, Dallas—Battleship. Striking appearance. PMG Choice EF 45. $1895

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FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTES -- LARGE SIZE The Greatest Cut

Sheet in American Numismatics

98. S/N s 1-2-3-4 $5 1918 Federal Reserve Bank Notes further identified as Fr. 782...an item of epic proportions, missing from even the greatest collections, including both public and private museums...the likes of which have never graced the halls of the Smithsonian Institution or the American Numismatic Association, either on temporary loan nor permanent display. There are three serial number one $5 Federal Reserve Bank Notes (FRBN) recorded. The D1A, from Cleveland, is no longer accompanied by it's sheet-mates. The F1A, from Atlanta, remains part of an uncut sheet. The F1A uncut sheet is presently for sale at $450,000. (It would be our pleasure to broker the sale of this item.) We believe that

the uncut sheet of $5 F1A, F2A, F3A, and F4A uncut sheet is fairly priced; only a tremendous purchase on the B1A, B2A, B3A, and B4A cut sheet, offered herein, allows us to present it at such a favorable price. During their two prior auction appearances, dating back decades, each of these four notes was graded Gem CU. PCGS took a very conservative approach in assigning: B1A--the first and most important note printed-- Choice About New 55 PPQ B2A--serial number matches district number--Choice About New 58 PPQ B3A--every bit the equal of the Gem New--Choice New 63 PPQ B4A--few certified gems exist--Gem New 65 PPQ Each received the coveted PPQ (premium Paper Quality) accolade attesting to complete paper originality with deep embossing. Our firm sells collectibles, without the mention of 'investment'--which, as advertisements remind "past performance is not a predictor of future growth". Yet, perhaps once a decade, an item comes along whose future appears so stellar that contemplating long term potential seems reasonable. This is one such item. From the FUN 2014 auction (Platinum Session), with an estimate of $75,000-up and an opening cost of $70,500 ($60k bid+ 17.5% premium). Make it a crown jewel of your collection. Terms available; trades considered. $64,950

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99. $1 1918, Fr. 711, New York—Heraldic Eagle. Faint bend. PCGS Ch Abt New 58. $495 100. $1 1918, Fr. 712, New York—Heraldic Eagle. Full originality, PMG Ch Unc 63. $595 101. $1 1918, Fr. 712, New York—Heraldic Eagle. Grade-limiting factor is top margin; PMG comments

“pressed.” PMG Choice Uncirculated 63. $495 102. $1 1918, Fr.728, Chicago—Heraldic Eagle. No bends seen thru slab. PMG Choice EF 45. $375

103. $2 1918, Fr.749, Boston—Battleship. Iconic design with battleship. Looks markedly under-graded; presents as Superb Gem. PCGS Choice About New 55. $2695

104. $2 1918, Fr.757, Cleveland—Battleship. It lovingly traded hands a few times. Very Fine. $995 105. $2 1918, Fr.765, Chicago—Battleship. Attractive and affordable! Very Fine. $995 106. $2 1918, Fr.775, Kansas City—Battleship. Tougher district, couple folds. Vine Fine. $1125 107. $2 1918, Fr.776, Dallas—Battleship. Striking appearance. PMG Choice EF 45. $1895

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FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES -- LARGE SIZE

108. $5 1914, Fr. 863a, Richmond—Lincoln. Tough Fr. PMG About Uncirculated 55EPQ. $525 109. $5 1914, Fr. 850, New York—Lincoln. Clean example. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ $495 110. $5 1914, Fr. 851a, New York—Lincoln. Top limits grade. PMG Choice Unc 63EPQ $495 111. $5 1914, Fr. 851a, New York—Lincoln. Great look! AU $395 112. $5 1914, Fr.851b, New York—Lincoln. Oozing with originality. PMG AU 55EPQ. $375 113. $5 1914, Fr. 855a, Philadelphia—Lincoln. Nice note with a few folds. VF. $95 114. $5 1914, Fr. 871a, Chicago—Lincoln. Blazing blue overprint. XF-AU. $395 115. $5 1914, Fr. 871b, Chicago—Lincoln. B variety; bright paper. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $475 116. $5 1914, Fr. 891a, San Francisco—Lincoln. Superb margins, PMG Choice About Unc 58. $375 117. $5 1914, Fr. 891a, San Francisco—Lincoln. Soft bend, deep emboss, PMG About Unc 55EPQ. $375 118. $5 1914, Affordable—Lincoln. Our choice district with minor flaws. VF. $75 119. $10 1914-RS, Fr.895b, Red Seal Ten. Affordable; evenly circulated, few patches. VG-Fine. $275

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120. $10 1914, Fr. 940, Kansas City—Jackson. Perfect for type. PCGS Choice About New 58. $595 121. $10 1914, Fr. 927b, Atlanta—Jackson. Scarce “b” variety. Very Fine. $285 122. $10 1914, Fr. 928, Chicago—Jackson. Few spots not noted on slab. PCGS VF 20. $165 123. $10 1914, Fr.931c, Chicago—Jackson. Even circulation with a few pinholes. Fine. $115 124. $10 1914, Affordable—Jackson. Our choice district. Fine-VF. $95 125. $20 1914, Fr.979a, Cleveland—Cleveland. Central portrait of Grover Cleveland on the “D” district. Bargain,

PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $650 126. $20 1914, Fr.1007, Dallas—Cleveland. Exactly what you’d expect in a Very Fine. $195

127. $50 1914, Fr. 1038, Cleveland—Grant. Looks much nicer than its assigned grade. ”Minor repair on back at right of center” takes a skilled eye to locate. PCGS Extra Fine 40,app. $1250

128. $100 1914, Fr.1104, Atlanta—Franklin. Perfect type note! PMG AU 55EPQ. $2995

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108. $5 1914, Fr. 863a, Richmond—Lincoln. Tough Fr. PMG About Uncirculated 55EPQ. $525 109. $5 1914, Fr. 850, New York—Lincoln. Clean example. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ $495 110. $5 1914, Fr. 851a, New York—Lincoln. Top limits grade. PMG Choice Unc 63EPQ $495 111. $5 1914, Fr. 851a, New York—Lincoln. Great look! AU $395 112. $5 1914, Fr.851b, New York—Lincoln. Oozing with originality. PMG AU 55EPQ. $375 113. $5 1914, Fr. 855a, Philadelphia—Lincoln. Nice note with a few folds. VF. $95 114. $5 1914, Fr. 871a, Chicago—Lincoln. Blazing blue overprint. XF-AU. $395 115. $5 1914, Fr. 871b, Chicago—Lincoln. B variety; bright paper. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $475 116. $5 1914, Fr. 891a, San Francisco—Lincoln. Superb margins, PMG Choice About Unc 58. $375 117. $5 1914, Fr. 891a, San Francisco—Lincoln. Soft bend, deep emboss, PMG About Unc 55EPQ. $375 118. $5 1914, Affordable—Lincoln. Our choice district with minor flaws. VF. $75 119. $10 1914-RS, Fr.895b, Red Seal Ten. Affordable; evenly circulated, few patches. VG-Fine. $275

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120. $10 1914, Fr. 940, Kansas City—Jackson. Perfect for type. PCGS Choice About New 58. $595 121. $10 1914, Fr. 927b, Atlanta—Jackson. Scarce “b” variety. Very Fine. $285 122. $10 1914, Fr. 928, Chicago—Jackson. Few spots not noted on slab. PCGS VF 20. $165 123. $10 1914, Fr.931c, Chicago—Jackson. Even circulation with a few pinholes. Fine. $115 124. $10 1914, Affordable—Jackson. Our choice district. Fine-VF. $95 125. $20 1914, Fr.979a, Cleveland—Cleveland. Central portrait of Grover Cleveland on the “D” district. Bargain,

PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $650 126. $20 1914, Fr.1007, Dallas—Cleveland. Exactly what you’d expect in a Very Fine. $195

127. $50 1914, Fr. 1038, Cleveland—Grant. Looks much nicer than its assigned grade. ”Minor repair on back at right of center” takes a skilled eye to locate. PCGS Extra Fine 40,app. $1250

128. $100 1914, Fr.1104, Atlanta—Franklin. Perfect type note! PMG AU 55EPQ. $2995


129. $1,000 1918, Fr.1133-B, New York—Hamilton. Missing from most advanced collections; attractive

specimen at affordable level. Couple skilled restorations in top margin that should have been overlooked in this grade. PCGS Fine 12, app. $14,950

GOLD CERTIFICATES – LARGE SIZE

130. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Strong original paper with vibrant orange back. PCGS Ch New 63PPQ. $1495 131. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Striking colors; extreme embossing—perfect attributes for type selection.

PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58EPQ. $995 132. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Many original elements visible. PCGS Choice About New 58. $845 133. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Shows time spent in commerce. PMG VF 20. $285 134. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Exactly what you’d expect. PCGS Fine 15. $265 135. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Accurately graded; affordable. PMG Choice Fine 15. $245 136. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. No time for grading, probably a 15. Fine. $225 137. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Free of comments. PCGS Fine 12. $225 138. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Few pinholes and light spots. $195

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139. $20 1882, Fr. 1178, Department Series—Silas Wright. A rare treat with a vibrant back and clean front.Perfect for a serious collector. VF. $1645

140. $20 1882, Fr. 1178, Department Series—Silas Wright. One year design. Slightly muted back, butgorgeous face! Attractive and affordable. PMG Very Fine 20 . $1045

141. $20 1905, Fr. 1179, Technicolor. Missing from even the most advanced collections. Rich gold colors,radiant orange verso. “Minor Restoration in Left Margin” visible only with a skilled eye under the proper lightsource. PCGS Choice About New 58, app. $19,950

142. $20 1922, Fr. 1187, Washington. “Small Edge Tear Top Right” not in design. PCGS VF 20, app. $375143. $20 1922, Fr. 1187, Washington. Well used with great color and body. Fine. $235


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129. $1,000 1918, Fr.1133-B, New York—Hamilton. Missing from most advanced collections; attractive

specimen at affordable level. Couple skilled restorations in top margin that should have been overlooked in this grade. PCGS Fine 12, app. $14,950

GOLD CERTIFICATES – LARGE SIZE

130. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Strong original paper with vibrant orange back. PCGS Ch New 63PPQ. $1495 131. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Striking colors; extreme embossing—perfect attributes for type selection.

PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58EPQ. $995 132. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Many original elements visible. PCGS Choice About New 58. $845 133. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Shows time spent in commerce. PMG VF 20. $285 134. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Exactly what you’d expect. PCGS Fine 15. $265 135. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Accurately graded; affordable. PMG Choice Fine 15. $245 136. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. No time for grading, probably a 15. Fine. $225 137. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Free of comments. PCGS Fine 12. $225 138. $10 1922, Fr.1173, Hillegas. Few pinholes and light spots. $195

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139. $20 1882, Fr. 1178, Department Series—Silas Wright. A rare treat with a vibrant back and clean front.Perfect for a serious collector. VF. $1645

140. $20 1882, Fr. 1178, Department Series—Silas Wright. One year design. Slightly muted back, butgorgeous face! Attractive and affordable. PMG Very Fine 20 . $1045

141. $20 1905, Fr. 1179, Technicolor. Missing from even the most advanced collections. Rich gold colors,radiant orange verso. “Minor Restoration in Left Margin” visible only with a skilled eye under the proper lightsource. PCGS Choice About New 58, app. $19,950

142. $20 1922, Fr. 1187, Washington. “Small Edge Tear Top Right” not in design. PCGS VF 20, app. $375143. $20 1922, Fr. 1187, Washington. Well used with great color and body. Fine. $235


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144. $50 1913, Fr. 1199, Grant. Highly sought. Tiny tear top margin. PMG VF 25. $1495145. $50 1913, Fr.1199, Grant. Attractive note with skillful surface repairs that are likely to pass the inspection of

most collectors. PMG VF 25, net. $1250146. $50 1922, Fr. 1200, Grant. Aesthetically appealing; minor tear margin. PMG Very Fine 25. $995147. $50 1922, Fr. 1200, Grant. Honest, even circulation. Fine+. $895148. $100 1922, Fr. 1215, Benton. Rich gold under-print + pleasing back. PMG Very Fine 25. $1795

149. $10,000 1900, Fr. 1225h, Ten Thousand Dollar Gold Cert—As Seen on “Pawn Stars” Non-negotiable,but eminently collectible uniface instrument from 1935 fire in Washington, DC. “Hole punch cancelled.” Brightgold under-print. As seen on the History Channel’s Pawn Stars with Rick Harrison. PCGS Ch New 63. $5995

150. $10,000 1900, Fr. 1225h, Ten Thousand Dollar Gold Cert. Free from water and fire staining; a nicesurprise. PCGS EF 40. $4995

151. $10,000 1900, Fr. 1225h, Ten Thousand Dollar Gold Cert. Even wear with small edge splits along foldlines. PCGS VF 25. $3995

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NATIONAL BANK NOTES – LARGE SIZE

152. $5 1902-ND, FNB FAIRBANKS, Ch-7718, Alaska National Banknote, as a District. A rarity of the utmostcaliber only the first Blue Seal to grace our offerings since 1981, in contrast to several Red Seals. Bold pensignatures of Geo Hutchinson and E. Stroeker. This fiscal relic has direct ties to Klondike Gold Rush, the uniquestatus of Alaska as a District and as a Territory, William Seward, and Charles Fairbanks. Only fourteenexamples available to collectors and many tightly held. PMG Fine 12. $21,950

153. $5 1902-PB, Central NB Albany (AL), Ch-S10423. Edge tears + internal splits. Very Good. $195154. $5 1902-PB, Pasadena (CA), Ch-3499. “Small Edge Splits”. PCGS Very Fine 20, app. $1250

155. $20 1870- National Gold Bank Note, Fr. 1152, FNGB of San Francisco (CA), Ch-1741. Minor restorations(“repaired”, “trimmed”) executed with consummate skill to stabilize it for future generations; only handfulabove Fine. PMG VG 10, net. $14,950.

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144. $50 1913, Fr. 1199, Grant. Highly sought. Tiny tear top margin. PMG VF 25. $1495145. $50 1913, Fr.1199, Grant. Attractive note with skillful surface repairs that are likely to pass the inspection of

most collectors. PMG VF 25, net. $1250146. $50 1922, Fr. 1200, Grant. Aesthetically appealing; minor tear margin. PMG Very Fine 25. $995147. $50 1922, Fr. 1200, Grant. Honest, even circulation. Fine+. $895148. $100 1922, Fr. 1215, Benton. Rich gold under-print + pleasing back. PMG Very Fine 25. $1795

149. $10,000 1900, Fr. 1225h, Ten Thousand Dollar Gold Cert—As Seen on “Pawn Stars” Non-negotiable,but eminently collectible uniface instrument from 1935 fire in Washington, DC. “Hole punch cancelled.” Brightgold under-print. As seen on the History Channel’s Pawn Stars with Rick Harrison. PCGS Ch New 63. $5995

150. $10,000 1900, Fr. 1225h, Ten Thousand Dollar Gold Cert. Free from water and fire staining; a nicesurprise. PCGS EF 40. $4995

151. $10,000 1900, Fr. 1225h, Ten Thousand Dollar Gold Cert. Even wear with small edge splits along foldlines. PCGS VF 25. $3995

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NATIONAL BANK NOTES – LARGE SIZE

152. $5 1902-ND, FNB FAIRBANKS, Ch-7718, Alaska National Banknote, as a District. A rarity of the utmostcaliber only the first Blue Seal to grace our offerings since 1981, in contrast to several Red Seals. Bold pensignatures of Geo Hutchinson and E. Stroeker. This fiscal relic has direct ties to Klondike Gold Rush, the uniquestatus of Alaska as a District and as a Territory, William Seward, and Charles Fairbanks. Only fourteenexamples available to collectors and many tightly held. PMG Fine 12. $21,950

153. $5 1902-PB, Central NB Albany (AL), Ch-S10423. Edge tears + internal splits. Very Good. $195154. $5 1902-PB, Pasadena (CA), Ch-3499. “Small Edge Splits”. PCGS Very Fine 20, app. $1250

155. $20 1870- National Gold Bank Note, Fr. 1152, FNGB of San Francisco (CA), Ch-1741. Minor restorations(“repaired”, “trimmed”) executed with consummate skill to stabilize it for future generations; only handfulabove Fine. PMG VG 10, net. $14,950.

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156. $5 1902-DB, FNB of Whittier (CA), Ch-5588, Weak areas tape reinforced. Very Good. $895157. $20 1902-PB, Fr. 658, FNB of Haxtun (CO), Ch-11099. First we’ve owned. Very Fine. $1495

158. $10 1902-DB, FNB Caldwell (ID), Ch-P4690. Faces up like EF. PCGS Fine 15. $645159. $5 1902-PB, Fr.607, FNB of DeLand (IL), Ch-5699. 10 reported. “Splits and stains” on back. Graded PMG

VF 25 net. $945160. $10 1902-PB, Fr.625, John Weedman NB of Farmer City (IL), Ch-3407. Very Fine $995

161. $2 Original, Fr.389, FNB Kankakee (IL), Ch-1793. Serial Number One--Lazy Deuce. Only about threedozen serial #1 Lazy Twos exist from entire nation. Net for trivial paper toning and unimportant edge damage.Trophy of epic proportions. If you purchase only one note this year, make it this one! Terms available. PMGVF 30, net. $39,500

162. $5 1882-BB, FNB Dunkirk (IN), Ch-4888.Gorgeous pen sigs; tiny bit glue top left—not enough for ‘net.’Great type note! PMG Choice Uncirculated 63. $1650

163. $10 1902-PB, FNB Lawler (IA), Ch-10599. Chickasaw County; boardwalk margins, few repaired edge splitsthat don’t disrupt the design. Fine. $595

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164. $2 1875, FNB Emporia (KS), Charter -1915. Lazy Deuce. An important type; desirable blue tint, somepinholes, edge nicks, and clipped lower left corner. Fine. $2895

165. $100 1902-DB, Fr. 693, FNB of Salina (KS), Ch-W4742. Scarce denom. Fine. $1895166. $10 1902-PB, Farmers NB Hodgenville (KY), Ch-6894. Bright stamped sigs. Fine. $495167. $5 1902-PB, Warren NB of Peabody (MA), Ch-616. 16 known. Very Fine $595168. $5 1882-BB, Fr. 471, FNB of Flint (MI), Ch-3361. Book value $4k. PMG Very Good 8. $1195

169. $5 1902-PB, FNB St. Clair Shores (MI), Charter -12661. 1 of 3 known. This is the 2nd issuing location forthe bank; very rare. Certain to be scooped up by a former resident or Michigan enthusiast that understandsthis note’s scarcity. PMG Very Fine 20. $5750

170. $5 1902-PB, Commercial NB St. Joseph (MI), Berrien County beauty. Fine. $395171. $5 1902-PB, FNB of Ortonville (MO), Ch-6459. A dozen listed; bold sigs. Fine. $745

172. $5 1882-BB, Fr. 471, FNB of King City (MO), Ch-4373M. Chocolate brown back + bold face, seeminglyimpossible to believe the grade; looks much closer to Gem with its paper, margins + color. No bends visiblethrough holder. PCGS VF 35. $2395

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156. $5 1902-DB, FNB of Whittier (CA), Ch-5588, Weak areas tape reinforced. Very Good. $895157. $20 1902-PB, Fr. 658, FNB of Haxtun (CO), Ch-11099. First we’ve owned. Very Fine. $1495

158. $10 1902-DB, FNB Caldwell (ID), Ch-P4690. Faces up like EF. PCGS Fine 15. $645159. $5 1902-PB, Fr.607, FNB of DeLand (IL), Ch-5699. 10 reported. “Splits and stains” on back. Graded PMG

VF 25 net. $945160. $10 1902-PB, Fr.625, John Weedman NB of Farmer City (IL), Ch-3407. Very Fine $995

161. $2 Original, Fr.389, FNB Kankakee (IL), Ch-1793. Serial Number One--Lazy Deuce. Only about threedozen serial #1 Lazy Twos exist from entire nation. Net for trivial paper toning and unimportant edge damage.Trophy of epic proportions. If you purchase only one note this year, make it this one! Terms available. PMGVF 30, net. $39,500

162. $5 1882-BB, FNB Dunkirk (IN), Ch-4888.Gorgeous pen sigs; tiny bit glue top left—not enough for ‘net.’Great type note! PMG Choice Uncirculated 63. $1650

163. $10 1902-PB, FNB Lawler (IA), Ch-10599. Chickasaw County; boardwalk margins, few repaired edge splitsthat don’t disrupt the design. Fine. $595

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164. $2 1875, FNB Emporia (KS), Charter -1915. Lazy Deuce. An important type; desirable blue tint, somepinholes, edge nicks, and clipped lower left corner. Fine. $2895

165. $100 1902-DB, Fr. 693, FNB of Salina (KS), Ch-W4742. Scarce denom. Fine. $1895166. $10 1902-PB, Farmers NB Hodgenville (KY), Ch-6894. Bright stamped sigs. Fine. $495167. $5 1902-PB, Warren NB of Peabody (MA), Ch-616. 16 known. Very Fine $595168. $5 1882-BB, Fr. 471, FNB of Flint (MI), Ch-3361. Book value $4k. PMG Very Good 8. $1195

169. $5 1902-PB, FNB St. Clair Shores (MI), Charter -12661. 1 of 3 known. This is the 2nd issuing location forthe bank; very rare. Certain to be scooped up by a former resident or Michigan enthusiast that understandsthis note’s scarcity. PMG Very Fine 20. $5750

170. $5 1902-PB, Commercial NB St. Joseph (MI), Berrien County beauty. Fine. $395171. $5 1902-PB, FNB of Ortonville (MO), Ch-6459. A dozen listed; bold sigs. Fine. $745

172. $5 1882-BB, Fr. 471, FNB of King City (MO), Ch-4373M. Chocolate brown back + bold face, seeminglyimpossible to believe the grade; looks much closer to Gem with its paper, margins + color. No bends visiblethrough holder. PCGS VF 35. $2395

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173. $20 1902-PB, Fr.654, Conrad NB of Kalispell (MT), Ch-W4803. Comment of “minor ink stain on face”appears to be a genuine ink smear from Charter #. PCGS VG 10, app. $595

174. $10 1902-PB, Mc Cook NB of Mc Cook (NE), Ch-8823. Fine $895175. $5 1902-PB, Fr. 609, Lincoln NB of Passaic (NJ), Ch-13123. Strong sigs, deep embossing, screaming with

originality. Choice CU. $895176. $5 1902-PB, Fr. 602, FBN of Santa Fe (NM), Ch-W1750. Wholesome example on scarce western state.

“Repaired” for minimal work lower right. PMG Fine 12, net. $995

177. $5 1882-BB, Fr. 469, Gallatin NB of New York (NY), Ch-1324. Utterly amazing type note which presentsas Choice New; cavernous embossing. PCGS About New 53PPQ. $2495

178. $10 1902-PB, FNB of Jamaica (NY), Ch-8268. Few small splits in portrait oval. VF. $1045179. $5 Original, Fr. 397, N Park B of New York (NY), Ch-891. Circulated; “hole repair” executed flawlessly.

PMG VG 8, net. $995180. $1 Original, Fr. 380b, N Shoe & Leather B of New York (NY), Ch-917. Comments of “severed and partially

tape repaired; edge and internal splits, tears, and damage; stained.” Despite its low grade—where will youfind another? PCGS Good 6, app. $395

181. $5 1875, Fr. 404, N Shoe & Leather B of New York (NY), Ch-917. Very rare precursor to replacements:“Re-engraved Plate” indicated by asterisk. PCGS VG 8. $1495

182. $2 Original Series, Fr. 387, FNB ATHENS (OH), Serial Number “One” Lazy Deuce. Charter 233. Ex-DonKelly, bold pen sigs. Net grade from restoration area of serial changing it from 1727 to “1”. Absolutelyappears to be mid-five figure item. Under graded. PMG Very Good 8, net. $4995

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183. $10 1902-RS, Fr. 613, FBN of Ironton (OH), Ch-M98. Bright red seal. Definitely under-graded; perfectexample for type. PCGS Fine 15. $995

184. $100 1882-BB, Citizens NB of New Philadelphia (OH), Ch-1999. An evenly circulated $100 Brown Backthat displays vividly detailed design elements. The purple stamped signatures remain legible on this example.This is one of just 2 $100 Brown Backs from this Tuscarawas County bank. “Pinholes” are noted on holder forexactly 4 small holes visible only when backlit. PMG Very Fine 30. $6450

185. $5 1902-PB, Lehigh Valley NB Bethlehem (PA), Ch-E2050. Northampton. Fine. $195186. $5 1882-BB, Fr. 477, Merchants NB of Philadelphia (PA), Ch-E2462. Monster type note that would be

equally at home in an AU 55 slab. PCGS Extra Fine 40. $1995

187. $20 1882-BB, Fr. 496, Ninth NB of Philadelphia (PA), Ch-3371. Serial Number One. 1 of only 26 $20, SN#1Brown Backs reported for the entire county. Comment “repaired” difficult to locate. One of the nicest #1known. PMG Choice Extra Fine 45, net. $8995


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173. $20 1902-PB, Fr.654, Conrad NB of Kalispell (MT), Ch-W4803. Comment of “minor ink stain on face”appears to be a genuine ink smear from Charter #. PCGS VG 10, app. $595

174. $10 1902-PB, Mc Cook NB of Mc Cook (NE), Ch-8823. Fine $895175. $5 1902-PB, Fr. 609, Lincoln NB of Passaic (NJ), Ch-13123. Strong sigs, deep embossing, screaming with

originality. Choice CU. $895176. $5 1902-PB, Fr. 602, FBN of Santa Fe (NM), Ch-W1750. Wholesome example on scarce western state.

“Repaired” for minimal work lower right. PMG Fine 12, net. $995

177. $5 1882-BB, Fr. 469, Gallatin NB of New York (NY), Ch-1324. Utterly amazing type note which presentsas Choice New; cavernous embossing. PCGS About New 53PPQ. $2495

178. $10 1902-PB, FNB of Jamaica (NY), Ch-8268. Few small splits in portrait oval. VF. $1045179. $5 Original, Fr. 397, N Park B of New York (NY), Ch-891. Circulated; “hole repair” executed flawlessly.

PMG VG 8, net. $995180. $1 Original, Fr. 380b, N Shoe & Leather B of New York (NY), Ch-917. Comments of “severed and partially

tape repaired; edge and internal splits, tears, and damage; stained.” Despite its low grade—where will youfind another? PCGS Good 6, app. $395

181. $5 1875, Fr. 404, N Shoe & Leather B of New York (NY), Ch-917. Very rare precursor to replacements:“Re-engraved Plate” indicated by asterisk. PCGS VG 8. $1495

182. $2 Original Series, Fr. 387, FNB ATHENS (OH), Serial Number “One” Lazy Deuce. Charter 233. Ex-DonKelly, bold pen sigs. Net grade from restoration area of serial changing it from 1727 to “1”. Absolutelyappears to be mid-five figure item. Under graded. PMG Very Good 8, net. $4995

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183. $10 1902-RS, Fr. 613, FBN of Ironton (OH), Ch-M98. Bright red seal. Definitely under-graded; perfectexample for type. PCGS Fine 15. $995

184. $100 1882-BB, Citizens NB of New Philadelphia (OH), Ch-1999. An evenly circulated $100 Brown Backthat displays vividly detailed design elements. The purple stamped signatures remain legible on this example.This is one of just 2 $100 Brown Backs from this Tuscarawas County bank. “Pinholes” are noted on holder forexactly 4 small holes visible only when backlit. PMG Very Fine 30. $6450

185. $5 1902-PB, Lehigh Valley NB Bethlehem (PA), Ch-E2050. Northampton. Fine. $195186. $5 1882-BB, Fr. 477, Merchants NB of Philadelphia (PA), Ch-E2462. Monster type note that would be

equally at home in an AU 55 slab. PCGS Extra Fine 40. $1995

187. $20 1882-BB, Fr. 496, Ninth NB of Philadelphia (PA), Ch-3371. Serial Number One. 1 of only 26 $20, SN#1Brown Backs reported for the entire county. Comment “repaired” difficult to locate. One of the nicest #1known. PMG Choice Extra Fine 45, net. $8995


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188. $10 1875, Fr. 416, Metropolitan NB of Pittsburgh (PA), Ch-2279. Deep blue anti-counterfeiting stain addsflair. Claims for a much higher grade. PCGS Fine 12. $2495

189. $5 1902-PB, Farmers Deposit NB Pittsburgh (PA), Ch-E685. Solid VF. $195

190. $10 1902, Fr. 613, Citizens NB Windber (PA), Ch-E6848. Red Seal--Serial Number One Red Seal. Theonly #1, of 6 known on bank. Comment of “small edge splits at left and right” could have easily beenoverlooked. PCGS VF 25, app. $5995

191. $1 1875, FNB St. Johnsbury (VT), Ch-489. 3 known. Great 1st Charter note. VF. $1495



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UNCUT SHEETS—LARGE SIZE NATIONALS

192. $1-$1-$2ORIGINAL,NEWYORK(NY) Ch-1357,UncutFirstCharterSheet. 3subjectsheet fromthe IrvingNationalBank. Twogorgeous‘Aces’ plusone ‘LazyDeuce’. Atrophy(nearly)withoutequal inthe realmof uncutsheets.$24,950.


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188. $10 1875, Fr. 416, Metropolitan NB of Pittsburgh (PA), Ch-2279. Deep blue anti-counterfeiting stain addsflair. Claims for a much higher grade. PCGS Fine 12. $2495

189. $5 1902-PB, Farmers Deposit NB Pittsburgh (PA), Ch-E685. Solid VF. $195

190. $10 1902, Fr. 613, Citizens NB Windber (PA), Ch-E6848. Red Seal--Serial Number One Red Seal. Theonly #1, of 6 known on bank. Comment of “small edge splits at left and right” could have easily beenoverlooked. PCGS VF 25, app. $5995

191. $1 1875, FNB St. Johnsbury (VT), Ch-489. 3 known. Great 1st Charter note. VF. $1495



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UNCUT SHEETS—LARGE SIZE NATIONALS

192. $1-$1-$2ORIGINAL,NEWYORK(NY) Ch-1357,UncutFirstCharterSheet. 3subjectsheet fromthe IrvingNationalBank. Twogorgeous‘Aces’ plusone ‘LazyDeuce’. Atrophy(nearly)withoutequal inthe realmof uncutsheets.$24,950.


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193. $10-$10-$10-$20 1902, CLIFTON (KS) Ch-W7178, Uncut Red Seal Sheet. In all of USpaper money, few items hold a candle to anuncut sheet of large size red seal nationals. 1 ofonly 2 seen during past decade. PCGS ChoiceAbout New 55 PPQ. $19,500.

194. $5-$5-$5-$5 1902, Mount Clemens (MI), Ch-12971, Uncut Blue Seal Sheet. Formerly from the NationalBank of Detroit Museum. Full selvedge all margins, crisp signatures both bank officials. 1 of 2 known; longago other sold above $15k. $9,950

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UNCUT SHEETS—SMALL SIZE NATIONALS

195. $5 1929-2, Gurdon (AR), Ch-13210. Uncut Sheet. Only three uncut sheets known on entire state.Comment ‘adhesive’ lightly attached on back corners. PMG Extra Fine 40, net. $2995

196. $10 1929-2, Sioux City (IA), Ch-5022. Uncut Sheet. Jumbo margins surround this highlyaffordable example which appears Gem New. PMG About Uncirculated 55 EPQ. $2995

197. $10 1929-1, Battle Creek (MI), Ch-11852. Uncut Sheet. Unique for town; home of Kellogg’scereal. Looks nicer than assigned grade. PMG VF 35. $2995

198. $20 1929-1, Tyrone (PA), Ch-4355. Uncut Sheet—Serial Number One. Six Serial Number Ones;First Blair County NB of Tyrone. PMG About Uncirculated 55EPQ. $9995

199. 1929 NATIONAL BANKNOTES in CIRCULATED, COLLECTIBLE CONDITION FROM…………

$99/each--denomination is our choice

State City State CityIL Chicago, Decatur NY New YorkIN Indianapolis, Richmond OH ClevelandMI Muskegon PA Philadelphia, PittsburgNJ Trenton

NATIONAL BANK NOTES — SMALL SIZE

200. $5 1929, FNB Ketchikan (AK), Ch-12578. From “Land of the Midnight Sun”; most elusive state forevery collector, problem-free. PCGS Very Good 10. $12,450.


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193. $10-$10-$10-$20 1902, CLIFTON (KS) Ch-W7178, Uncut Red Seal Sheet. In all of USpaper money, few items hold a candle to anuncut sheet of large size red seal nationals. 1 ofonly 2 seen during past decade. PCGS ChoiceAbout New 55 PPQ. $19,500.

194. $5-$5-$5-$5 1902, Mount Clemens (MI), Ch-12971, Uncut Blue Seal Sheet. Formerly from the NationalBank of Detroit Museum. Full selvedge all margins, crisp signatures both bank officials. 1 of 2 known; longago other sold above $15k. $9,950

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UNCUT SHEETS—SMALL SIZE NATIONALS

195. $5 1929-2, Gurdon (AR), Ch-13210. Uncut Sheet. Only three uncut sheets known on entire state.Comment ‘adhesive’ lightly attached on back corners. PMG Extra Fine 40, net. $2995

196. $10 1929-2, Sioux City (IA), Ch-5022. Uncut Sheet. Jumbo margins surround this highlyaffordable example which appears Gem New. PMG About Uncirculated 55 EPQ. $2995

197. $10 1929-1, Battle Creek (MI), Ch-11852. Uncut Sheet. Unique for town; home of Kellogg’scereal. Looks nicer than assigned grade. PMG VF 35. $2995

198. $20 1929-1, Tyrone (PA), Ch-4355. Uncut Sheet—Serial Number One. Six Serial Number Ones;First Blair County NB of Tyrone. PMG About Uncirculated 55EPQ. $9995

199. 1929 NATIONAL BANKNOTES in CIRCULATED, COLLECTIBLE CONDITION FROM…………

$99/each--denomination is our choice

State City State CityIL Chicago, Decatur NY New YorkIN Indianapolis, Richmond OH ClevelandMI Muskegon PA Philadelphia, PittsburgNJ Trenton

NATIONAL BANK NOTES — SMALL SIZE

200. $5 1929, FNB Ketchikan (AK), Ch-12578. From “Land of the Midnight Sun”; most elusive state forevery collector, problem-free. PCGS Very Good 10. $12,450.


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201. $5 1929, American NB & Trust Co. Mobile (AL), Ch-13414, C000001A. Serial Number One. Firstnote from charming city. PCGS Choice New 63 PPQ. $1995

202. $10 1929, FNB of Brundidge (AL), Ch-7429. A Pike County rarity with only 12 other small notesknown. Only the 2nd we’ve seen in 35 years! Very Fine. $895

203. $5 1929, Atlantic NB of Jacksonville (FL), Ch-6888. Evenly circulated. Very Fine. $140204. $20 1929-II, Live Stock NB Chicago (IL), Ch-13764. Cool name! Fine-Very Fine. $125205. $10 1929, FNB of Mazon (IL), Ch-10186. Only 8 Known--none sold by major auction houses or

eBay in 15 years. Very Fine $1195206. $10 1929, N Brookville B, Brookville (IN), Ch-7805. Very Fine. $165207. $10 1929-II, FNB Pittsfield (ME), Ch-13777. A000001. Serial Number One. Only 6 known from

this scarce town. PCGS Very Fine 25. $1995

208. $5 1929, Peoples NB of Waterville (ME), Ch-880. B000001A. Serial Number One. Beauty hasoriginal paper wave visible in its slab. PCGS Choice About New 55 PPQ. $2195

209. $5 1929, Peoples NB of Waterville (ME), Ch-880. D000001A. Serial Number One. Tighter topmargin, but no handling visible. PCGS About New 50. $1895

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201. $5 1929, American NB & Trust Co. Mobile (AL), Ch-13414, C000001A. Serial Number One. Firstnote from charming city. PCGS Choice New 63 PPQ. $1995

202. $10 1929, FNB of Brundidge (AL), Ch-7429. A Pike County rarity with only 12 other small notesknown. Only the 2nd we’ve seen in 35 years! Very Fine. $895

203. $5 1929, Atlantic NB of Jacksonville (FL), Ch-6888. Evenly circulated. Very Fine. $140204. $20 1929-II, Live Stock NB Chicago (IL), Ch-13764. Cool name! Fine-Very Fine. $125205. $10 1929, FNB of Mazon (IL), Ch-10186. Only 8 Known--none sold by major auction houses or

eBay in 15 years. Very Fine $1195206. $10 1929, N Brookville B, Brookville (IN), Ch-7805. Very Fine. $165207. $10 1929-II, FNB Pittsfield (ME), Ch-13777. A000001. Serial Number One. Only 6 known from

this scarce town. PCGS Very Fine 25. $1995

208. $5 1929, Peoples NB of Waterville (ME), Ch-880. B000001A. Serial Number One. Beauty hasoriginal paper wave visible in its slab. PCGS Choice About New 55 PPQ. $2195

209. $5 1929, Peoples NB of Waterville (ME), Ch-880. D000001A. Serial Number One. Tighter topmargin, but no handling visible. PCGS About New 50. $1895

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210. $10 1929-II, FNB, Easthampton (MA), Ch-428. Type II, great. Choice Uncirculated $375211. $5 1929, FNB Algonac (MI), Ch-12944. Only 6 known! St. Clair County. Very Good. $995212. $10 1929-II, NB of Bay City (MI), Ch-13622. Scarce T-II from a Saginaw Bay city in Michigan’s

lower peninsula. $195213. $20 1929, FNB of Eaton Rapids (MI), Ch-2367. 1 of 4 known. Small repair in the top margin. Last

example sold for $3750 eleven years ago. Fine. $1995214. $50 1929, Grand Rapids NB of Grand Rapids (MI), Ch-3293. Doubt any are more attractive than

this. CU. $595215. $10 1929-II, NB Grand Rapids (MI), Ch-13758. Late-chartered bank. Very Fine. $155216. $20 1929, Hastings NB, Hastings (MI), Ch-1745. Serial #40.PMG Very Good 10. $295217. $5 1929-II, Iron River NB of Iron River (MI), Ch-14102. Only 23 notes in the census; this exact

note brought $920 a decade ago. Very Fine-Extra Fine. $695218. $10 1929, Hackley Union NB Muskegon (MI), Ch-4398. Original example of this Muskegon bank's

second title, Choice CU. $295219. $10 1929, FN Trust and Savings Bank Port Huron (MI), Ch-4446. Uncut Pair; uncommon

opportunity at partial sheet. Choice CU. $995220. $20 1929, FN Trust and Savings B, Port Huron (MI), Ch-4446. Near perfect margins; common

bank, uncommon condition. Superb Gem. $385221. $10 1929, FNB, Rochester (MI), Ch-9218. 2nd finest of the 13 known. Neither a Fine nor a Very

Fine has sold in nearly 10 years! Fine. $695222. $10 1929, FNB, Wyandotte (MI), Ch-12616. Problem-free. Similar example last sold in 2003 for

four figures. VF. $995223. $20 1929, FNB Isanti (MN), Ch-10554. Very Rare--9 known! Very Fine. $645224. $10 1929-II, Midland NB Billings (MT), Ch-12407. Attractive. PCGS Very Fine 25. $575

225. $10 and $20 1929, Grand Island NB Grand Island (NE), Ch-9395. Serial Number One PAIR.Unique offering of $10 and $20 denominations each from same bank; with same serial: B000001A.Scarce state and a rarer opportunity. Each grades PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $5595

226. $10 1929, Grand Island NB Grand Island (NE), Ch-9395. Serial Number One. Great town name.PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $2795

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227. $20 1929, Grand Island NB Grand Island (NE), Ch-9395. Serial Number One. Looks Gem!PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $2995

228. $10 1929, Hastings NB Hastings (NE), Ch-13515. Serial Number One. E000001A. Small repair inUL corner that doesn’t hit design. PCGS Choice New 63. $2795

229. $10 1929, United States NB of Omaha (NE), Ch-2978. Perfect Binary Radar. A001100A.Forbidden title. Two nearly invisible staple holes. VF. $895

230. $5 1929-II, Overton NB Overton (NE), Ch-13446. Only 2 public offerings--8 known. Fine. $495

231. $5 1929, Farmers and Merchants NB Eureka (NV), Ch-11784. Small notes only from elusive bank,only one public offering in 10 years. PMG VF 20. $3950

232. $10 1929, FNB Bound Brook (NJ), Ch-3866. Problem free example from this scarce SomersetCounty bank. PCGS VF 20PPQ. $575

233. $20 1929, Albuquerque National Trust and Savings Bank of Albuquerque (NM), Ch-12485. SerialNumber One. Exceedingly rare state! Only 2nd NM #1 to be offered in 36 years. The last examplebrought five figures. Small edge tear at bottom center doesn’t enter the design. PCGS EF 40. $4995

234. $10 1929, Chase NB of the City of New York (NY), Ch-2370. Consecutive Pair. Arrived too late tobe sent for grading. Superb Gem New. $595

235. $5 1929, FNB in Ayden (NC), Ch-13554. Serial Number One. Among most elusive states fromwhich to acquire a serial number one. Our firm paid a five-figure sum to land this trophy. PMGChoice About Uncirculated 58EPQ. $11,950

236. $5 1929, Huntington NB of Columbus (OH), Ch-7745. Superb Gem. $895237. $10 1929, Piqua NB& Trust Co. Piqua (OH), Ch-1006. Nice Miami County note. VF. $126238. $10 1929, Spring Valley NB of Spring Valley (OH), Ch-7896. 7 known. Small hole + discoloration

keep it affordable--lists in Kelly @ $600. VG-Fine $295239. $10 1929-II, Peoples NB of Steubenville (OH), Ch-7688. Type 2 from “City of Murals.” Fine. $110240. $10 1929, FNB of Intercourse (PA), Ch-9216. Hard to get; fun to have. Well used, if not slightly

abused--torn and taped in the center. VG. Reduced! $1250241. $5 1929, Mifflin County NB of Lewiston (PA), Ch-1579. Serial Number One. Small nick and scuff

at the bottom margin. F000001A. PCGS About New 53. $1895242. $10 1929, FNB Philadelphia (PA), Ch-1.America’s first charter. EF. $895


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243. $5 1929-II, Farmer and Merchants NB Tyrone (PA), Ch-6499. Serial Number One. Type II;stunning example. SN 1. 000001. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $1895

244. $5 1929-II, FNB of Houston (TX), Ch-1644. Serial Number One. The look of a 64; Much scarcerType II, serial: 000001. PCGS EF 45. $2795

245. $10 1929, Waukesha NB of Waukesha (WI), Ch-1086. Giant margins, Ch. CU. $445

SMALL SIZE TYPE NOTES -- LEGAL TENDER NOTES

246. $1 1928, Fr. 1500*, Red Seal Ace STAR. Barely made the catalog. Only 3 graded nicer by PCGSor PMG: nicer ones are locked into collections. Seemingly problem-free until backlit and youdiscover the single set of staple holes; hence comment, “pinholes.” Did not receive the ‘net’designation. Gorgeous red overprint with an intelligent price. PMG Very Fine 30. $9995

247. $1 1928, Fr. 1500, Red Seal Ace. Iconic design preserved in impeccable condition. PMG ChoiceUncirculated 63EPQ. $375

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227. $20 1929, Grand Island NB Grand Island (NE), Ch-9395. Serial Number One. Looks Gem!PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $2995

228. $10 1929, Hastings NB Hastings (NE), Ch-13515. Serial Number One. E000001A. Small repair inUL corner that doesn’t hit design. PCGS Choice New 63. $2795

229. $10 1929, United States NB of Omaha (NE), Ch-2978. Perfect Binary Radar. A001100A.Forbidden title. Two nearly invisible staple holes. VF. $895

230. $5 1929-II, Overton NB Overton (NE), Ch-13446. Only 2 public offerings--8 known. Fine. $495

231. $5 1929, Farmers and Merchants NB Eureka (NV), Ch-11784. Small notes only from elusive bank,only one public offering in 10 years. PMG VF 20. $3950

232. $10 1929, FNB Bound Brook (NJ), Ch-3866. Problem free example from this scarce SomersetCounty bank. PCGS VF 20PPQ. $575

233. $20 1929, Albuquerque National Trust and Savings Bank of Albuquerque (NM), Ch-12485. SerialNumber One. Exceedingly rare state! Only 2nd NM #1 to be offered in 36 years. The last examplebrought five figures. Small edge tear at bottom center doesn’t enter the design. PCGS EF 40. $4995

234. $10 1929, Chase NB of the City of New York (NY), Ch-2370. Consecutive Pair. Arrived too late tobe sent for grading. Superb Gem New. $595

235. $5 1929, FNB in Ayden (NC), Ch-13554. Serial Number One. Among most elusive states fromwhich to acquire a serial number one. Our firm paid a five-figure sum to land this trophy. PMGChoice About Uncirculated 58EPQ. $11,950

236. $5 1929, Huntington NB of Columbus (OH), Ch-7745. Superb Gem. $895237. $10 1929, Piqua NB& Trust Co. Piqua (OH), Ch-1006. Nice Miami County note. VF. $126238. $10 1929, Spring Valley NB of Spring Valley (OH), Ch-7896. 7 known. Small hole + discoloration

keep it affordable--lists in Kelly @ $600. VG-Fine $295239. $10 1929-II, Peoples NB of Steubenville (OH), Ch-7688. Type 2 from “City of Murals.” Fine. $110240. $10 1929, FNB of Intercourse (PA), Ch-9216. Hard to get; fun to have. Well used, if not slightly

abused--torn and taped in the center. VG. Reduced! $1250241. $5 1929, Mifflin County NB of Lewiston (PA), Ch-1579. Serial Number One. Small nick and scuff

at the bottom margin. F000001A. PCGS About New 53. $1895242. $10 1929, FNB Philadelphia (PA), Ch-1.America’s first charter. EF. $895


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243. $5 1929-II, Farmer and Merchants NB Tyrone (PA), Ch-6499. Serial Number One. Type II;stunning example. SN 1. 000001. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $1895

244. $5 1929-II, FNB of Houston (TX), Ch-1644. Serial Number One. The look of a 64; Much scarcerType II, serial: 000001. PCGS EF 45. $2795

245. $10 1929, Waukesha NB of Waukesha (WI), Ch-1086. Giant margins, Ch. CU. $445

SMALL SIZE TYPE NOTES -- LEGAL TENDER NOTES

246. $1 1928, Fr. 1500*, Red Seal Ace STAR. Barely made the catalog. Only 3 graded nicer by PCGSor PMG: nicer ones are locked into collections. Seemingly problem-free until backlit and youdiscover the single set of staple holes; hence comment, “pinholes.” Did not receive the ‘net’designation. Gorgeous red overprint with an intelligent price. PMG Very Fine 30. $9995

247. $1 1928, Fr. 1500, Red Seal Ace. Iconic design preserved in impeccable condition. PMG ChoiceUncirculated 63EPQ. $375

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248. $1 1928, Fr.1500, Red Seal Ace. A little more wear. Fine+. $145

249. $1 1928, Fr. 1500, Red Seal Ace—Woods Autograph. Only 4 known hand-signed by TreasurerW.O. Woods with this the lowest serial. Very rare. PMG Extra Fine 40. $2495

250. $2 1928, Fr. 1501, Red Seal Deuce. First year of issue; usually found with poor centering. PCGSGem New 65PPQ. $395

251. $2 1928-A, Fr.1502*, Red Seal Deuce STAR. A key piece; important addition to any collection ofsmall size. Great look for the grade. PCGS VG 10. $895

252. $2 1928-C, Fr. 1504, Red Seal Deuce. Scarce in PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $395253. $2 1928-D, Fr. 1505, Red Seal Deuce. Stunning. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. $295254. $2 1928-G, Fr. 1508, Red Seal Deuce. PMG Superb Gem Uncirculated 67EPQ. $395255. $2 1928-G, Fr.1508, Red Seal Deuce. Looks Superb. PCGS Choice New 63. $95256. $2 1928-G, Fr.1508*, Red Seal Deuce STAR. Scuff at fold. PCGS Very Fine 35, app. $165257. $2 1953-B, Fr.1511*, Red Seal Deuce STAR. PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ. $295258. $2 1953/ 63 era Red Seal Deuce. Stunning. Gem Uncirculated. $35259. $2 1953/63 era. Red Seal Deuce—Set of 10. Attractive, problem-free. Very Fine. $95260. $2 1963, Fr. 1513*, Red Seal Deuce STAR. Four-digit serial star. Very Fine. $85261. $5 1928-C, Fr.1528, Red Seal Five. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $145

262. $100 1966, Fr. 1550, Red Seal Hundred. Ultra-high-grade hundred with fire-engine red overprint.PMG Superb Gem Uncirculated 67EPQ. $2195

263. $100 1966, Fr.1550, Red Seal Hundred. Huge margins. PMG About Uncirculated 55. $395

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248. $1 1928, Fr.1500, Red Seal Ace. A little more wear. Fine+. $145

249. $1 1928, Fr. 1500, Red Seal Ace—Woods Autograph. Only 4 known hand-signed by TreasurerW.O. Woods with this the lowest serial. Very rare. PMG Extra Fine 40. $2495

250. $2 1928, Fr. 1501, Red Seal Deuce. First year of issue; usually found with poor centering. PCGSGem New 65PPQ. $395

251. $2 1928-A, Fr.1502*, Red Seal Deuce STAR. A key piece; important addition to any collection ofsmall size. Great look for the grade. PCGS VG 10. $895

252. $2 1928-C, Fr. 1504, Red Seal Deuce. Scarce in PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $395253. $2 1928-D, Fr. 1505, Red Seal Deuce. Stunning. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. $295254. $2 1928-G, Fr. 1508, Red Seal Deuce. PMG Superb Gem Uncirculated 67EPQ. $395255. $2 1928-G, Fr.1508, Red Seal Deuce. Looks Superb. PCGS Choice New 63. $95256. $2 1928-G, Fr.1508*, Red Seal Deuce STAR. Scuff at fold. PCGS Very Fine 35, app. $165257. $2 1953-B, Fr.1511*, Red Seal Deuce STAR. PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ. $295258. $2 1953/ 63 era Red Seal Deuce. Stunning. Gem Uncirculated. $35259. $2 1953/63 era. Red Seal Deuce—Set of 10. Attractive, problem-free. Very Fine. $95260. $2 1963, Fr. 1513*, Red Seal Deuce STAR. Four-digit serial star. Very Fine. $85261. $5 1928-C, Fr.1528, Red Seal Five. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $145

262. $100 1966, Fr. 1550, Red Seal Hundred. Ultra-high-grade hundred with fire-engine red overprint.PMG Superb Gem Uncirculated 67EPQ. $2195

263. $100 1966, Fr.1550, Red Seal Hundred. Huge margins. PMG About Uncirculated 55. $395

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SMALL SIZE NOTES – SILVER CERTIFICATES

264. $1 1928-D*, Fr. 1604*, 1928-D Star Note. Third-rarest small size $1 silver. Rarity of epicproportions—nearly on par with 1928-E* which overshadows it and keeps this affordable. “Minorrust stains on back in UL corner.” PCGS VG 10, app. $4995

265. $1 1928-A, Fr.1600, Silver Cert. Funny Back. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $115266. $1 1928-A, Fr.1600, Silver Cert. Looks uncirculated. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $95267. $1 1928-A, Fr.1600, Silver Cert. Single bend. PCGS About New 53PPQ. $85268. $1 1928-D, Fr. 1604, Silver Cert. Key note to $1 SC. PCGS Choice New 63. $395

269. $1 1935-A, Fr. 1609* and 1610*, “R” + “S” Experimental STAR PAIR. Only 12,000 printed, ofwhich less than two dozen remain. Catapult your collection. Nicely matched pair, “R” PCGS Fine 15;“S” PMG VF 25. $9995

270. $1 1935-A, Fr. 1610, “S” Experimental Note. Imprinted red “S” signifying “special” experimentalpaper composition. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64EPQ. $550

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271. $1 1935-A, Fr. 1610, “S” Experimental. As above. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $550272. $1 1935-A, Fr. 1610, “S” Experimentals—Three Consecutive. Ever seen anything like this? We

haven’t. Priced to sell. All 3 PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $1550

273. $1 1928-A, Fr.1601*, STAR. Funny back replacement. Scarce this nice. PMG Gem 65EPQ. $895274. $1 1934, Fr. 1606*, STAR. Stunning embossing is easily seen. One year type design. PMG Choice

Uncirculated 63EPQ. $895275. $1 1935-G, Fr. 1616, 1935-G with Motto. 29 pieces sequential with “In God We Trust” motto.

Scarce, few 1935-G received motto. Very Choice New. $1150276. $1 1957-A, Fr.1620, Silver Cert. Bright blue seal and serials! Common note, uncommon grade!

PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $95277. $5 1934-A, Fr.1651, Silver Cert STAR. Lightly circulated star. Very Fine. $70278. $5 1953-A, Fr. 1656, Silver Cert. Fancy Number. F00008517. Very Fine. $85279. $5 1953-A, Fr. 1656, Silver Cert STAR. Blue seal + star pop!. Choice Uncirculated $115

280. $10 1934-A, Fr.1702*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. Difficult replacement this grade. Only 8 notes finerper PMG pop report. PMG Choice Unc 64EPQ. $1495

281. $10 1934-C, Fr.1704*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64. $495282. $10 1934-C, Fr. 1704*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. Choice About New 55PPQ. $345283. $10 1953, Fr.1706, Ten Dollar Silver Cert. Looks Uncirculated. PCGS Extra Fine 40. $65284. $10 1953-A, Fr.1707*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. Belongs in Gem slab. $695285. $10 1953-A, Fr. 1707*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. Almost as nice as 282. above. Choice AU. $495286. $10 1953-A, Fr. 1707*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. PCGS Choice About New 58. $495

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271. $1 1935-A, Fr. 1610, “S” Experimental. As above. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $550272. $1 1935-A, Fr. 1610, “S” Experimentals—Three Consecutive. Ever seen anything like this? We

haven’t. Priced to sell. All 3 PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $1550

273. $1 1928-A, Fr.1601*, STAR. Funny back replacement. Scarce this nice. PMG Gem 65EPQ. $895274. $1 1934, Fr. 1606*, STAR. Stunning embossing is easily seen. One year type design. PMG Choice

Uncirculated 63EPQ. $895275. $1 1935-G, Fr. 1616, 1935-G with Motto. 29 pieces sequential with “In God We Trust” motto.

Scarce, few 1935-G received motto. Very Choice New. $1150276. $1 1957-A, Fr.1620, Silver Cert. Bright blue seal and serials! Common note, uncommon grade!

PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $95277. $5 1934-A, Fr.1651, Silver Cert STAR. Lightly circulated star. Very Fine. $70278. $5 1953-A, Fr. 1656, Silver Cert. Fancy Number. F00008517. Very Fine. $85279. $5 1953-A, Fr. 1656, Silver Cert STAR. Blue seal + star pop!. Choice Uncirculated $115

280. $10 1934-A, Fr.1702*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. Difficult replacement this grade. Only 8 notes finerper PMG pop report. PMG Choice Unc 64EPQ. $1495

281. $10 1934-C, Fr.1704*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64. $495282. $10 1934-C, Fr. 1704*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. Choice About New 55PPQ. $345283. $10 1953, Fr.1706, Ten Dollar Silver Cert. Looks Uncirculated. PCGS Extra Fine 40. $65284. $10 1953-A, Fr.1707*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. Belongs in Gem slab. $695285. $10 1953-A, Fr. 1707*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. Almost as nice as 282. above. Choice AU. $495286. $10 1953-A, Fr. 1707*, Ten Dollar Silver STAR. PCGS Choice About New 58. $495

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287. $5 1929 Fr.1850-K, FRBN-Dallas. Looks superb. PMG Gem Unc 66EPQ. $695288. $5 1929, Fr.1850-G, FRBN-Chicago. No time to slab; Gem. $395289. $5 1929 Fr.1850-J, FRBN-Kansas City. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $725290. $5 1929 Fr.1850-L, FRBN-San Francisco. Absolute key. PCGS VF 20. $1395291. $5 1929 Fr.1850-L, FRBN-San Francisco. Rarest small $5. PMG Choice Fine 15. $695292. $10 1929 Fr.1860-B, FRBN-New York. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $325293. $10 1929 Fr.1860-D, FRBN-Cleveland. PCGS Gem New 65. $595

294. $10 1929 Fr.1860-G, FRBN-Chicago. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $725295. $10 1929 Fr.1860-G, FRBN-Chicago. Too late to be slabbed. Choice CU. $285296. $10 1929 Fr.1860-J, FRBN-Kansas City. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $675297. $10 1929 Fr.1860-L*, FRBN-San Francisco STAR. Rare, Fine. $845298. $20 1929 Fr.1870-C, FRBN-Philadelphia. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $495299. $20 1929 Fr.1870-G, FRBN-Chicago. Huge margins. PMG Superb Gem Unc 67EPQ. $1295300. $20 1929 Fr.1870-G, FRBN-Chicago. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $495301. $20 1929 Fr.1870-G, FRBN-Chicago. Consecutive Pair. PMG Choice Unc 64EPQ. $575302. $20 1929 Fr.1870-G, FRBN-Chicago. Choice Crisp Uncirculated. $295303. $20 1929 Fr.1870-I, FRBN-Minneapolis. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $545304. $20 1929 Fr.1870-L, FRBN-San Francisco. PCGS Choice About New 55. $345305. $50 1929 Fr.1880-I, FRBN-Minneapolis. PCGS Extra Fine 45. $545

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306. $100 1929 Fr. 1890-G, FRBN-Chicago. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $995307. $100 1929 Fr. 1890-G, FRBN-Chicago. Great look! About Unc –Crisp Unc. $345308. $100 1929 Fr. 1890-B, FRBN-New York. Serial B00000915A. Very Fine. $245309. $100 1929 Fr.1890-E, FRBN-Richmond PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $645310. $100 1929 Fr.1890-J*, FRBN-Kansas City STAR. Moderate fading, professionally repaired and

designs redrawn. PCGS VG 10,app. $395311. $1 1963, Fr.1900, Front FRN; Back Silver Cert. Transitional piece, with back printed from plates

intended for blue seal silver certificates and front printed from plates for green seals introduced in1963. Certified as such by PCGS; uncommon opportunity. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ.$145

312. $1 1963-B, Fr. 1902-G, Barr Note. High-grade. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. $195313. $1 1981, Fr. 1911-H, H-E Block. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $85314. $1 1981-A, Fr. 1912-C, C-B Block. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $75315. $1 1985, Fr.1913-H, H-E Block. Superb margins. PCGS Choice About New 58. $195316. $1 1999, Fr.1925-D, Star Note. Fun Serial Number! D00231445* Gem CU. $45317. $1 12003, Fr. 1929-K*, Star Note. PCGS Superb Gem New 69PPQ. $145318. $1 2003, Fr. 1928-F*, Star Note. Short run 320k. PCGS Gem New 66. $55

319. $2 1976, First Day Cancellation—High Grade. Bicentennial design, postage + first daycancellation stamp. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $115

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320. $2 1976, First Day Cancellation—High Grade. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. $95321. $2 1976, First Day Cancellation—High Grade. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $85322. $2 1976, First Day Cancellation. Note features postage and teller stamp to commemorate the first

day issue. Gem Uncirculated. Set of 5….$50-or-Set of 10…$95323. $2 1976, Fr.1935-I*, Minneapolis STAR.PMG Gem Uncirculated. 65EPQ. $195324. $2 1976, Bicentennial Design. Great Value--Set of 6. Superb Gem….$75325. $2 1995, Fr.1936-F, Atlanta. FW note. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $55326. $2 2003-A, Fr.1938-G, Obama Commemorative. Note stamped + postmarked on inauguration (1-

20-09) from Obama’s hometown, Chicago, IL. PCGS created a special holder with silhouette of B.O.in front of American flag. Superb Gem. $50

327. $5 1928-C, Fr. 1953-F, Atlanta. One district only. 2nd rarest $5. Among finest of 72 known. Aprivilege to offer three in this catalog. PMG EF 40. $1095

328. $5 1928-C, Fr. 1953-F, Atlanta. 2nd rarest $5. Gorgeous. PMG VF 35. $895329. $5 1928-C, Fr. 1953-F, Atlanta. 2nd rarest $5. Original, PCGS VF25PPQ. $845

330. $5 1928-D, Fr. 1954-F, Atlanta. Rarest small $5; only 37 all grades, few better than this wellembossed, stunning, utterly fresh. PMG About Uncirculated 50. $5950

331. $5 1928-D, Fr. 1954-F, Atlanta. Rarest small $5; affordable. Choice VF/EF. $2650332. $5 1934-A, Fr.1957-G, Star Note. Faces up Superb. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $295333. $5 1934-B, Fr.1958-H, St. Louis. Arrived too late to grade. Looks Gem. $285334. $5 1934-C, Fr.1959-G, Chicago. Stunning. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $95335. $5 1950, Fr. 1961-D, Wide II. Truly a Gem. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $95336. $5 1950-D Fr.1965-F, Type Note. Lovely, early FRN. PCGS Choice New 63. $55337. $5 1950-D, Fr. 1965-G, Type Note. Perfect centering. Superb Gem. $95338. $5 1950-E, Fr.1966-B, Type Note. New York beauty. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $85339. $5 1995, Fr.1985-H, Finest Known H-H. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $345


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320. $2 1976, First Day Cancellation—High Grade. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. $95321. $2 1976, First Day Cancellation—High Grade. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $85322. $2 1976, First Day Cancellation. Note features postage and teller stamp to commemorate the first

day issue. Gem Uncirculated. Set of 5….$50-or-Set of 10…$95323. $2 1976, Fr.1935-I*, Minneapolis STAR.PMG Gem Uncirculated. 65EPQ. $195324. $2 1976, Bicentennial Design. Great Value--Set of 6. Superb Gem….$75325. $2 1995, Fr.1936-F, Atlanta. FW note. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $55326. $2 2003-A, Fr.1938-G, Obama Commemorative. Note stamped + postmarked on inauguration (1-

20-09) from Obama’s hometown, Chicago, IL. PCGS created a special holder with silhouette of B.O.in front of American flag. Superb Gem. $50

327. $5 1928-C, Fr. 1953-F, Atlanta. One district only. 2nd rarest $5. Among finest of 72 known. Aprivilege to offer three in this catalog. PMG EF 40. $1095

328. $5 1928-C, Fr. 1953-F, Atlanta. 2nd rarest $5. Gorgeous. PMG VF 35. $895329. $5 1928-C, Fr. 1953-F, Atlanta. 2nd rarest $5. Original, PCGS VF25PPQ. $845

330. $5 1928-D, Fr. 1954-F, Atlanta. Rarest small $5; only 37 all grades, few better than this wellembossed, stunning, utterly fresh. PMG About Uncirculated 50. $5950

331. $5 1928-D, Fr. 1954-F, Atlanta. Rarest small $5; affordable. Choice VF/EF. $2650332. $5 1934-A, Fr.1957-G, Star Note. Faces up Superb. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $295333. $5 1934-B, Fr.1958-H, St. Louis. Arrived too late to grade. Looks Gem. $285334. $5 1934-C, Fr.1959-G, Chicago. Stunning. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $95335. $5 1950, Fr. 1961-D, Wide II. Truly a Gem. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $95336. $5 1950-D Fr.1965-F, Type Note. Lovely, early FRN. PCGS Choice New 63. $55337. $5 1950-D, Fr. 1965-G, Type Note. Perfect centering. Superb Gem. $95338. $5 1950-E, Fr.1966-B, Type Note. New York beauty. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $85339. $5 1995, Fr.1985-H, Finest Known H-H. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $345



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340. $10 1934-D to 1934-C, Changeover STAR Pair. Rare! Reverse changeover pair fully original. Duotranscends two series with consecutive serials. Gem New. $2995.

341. $10 1950, Fr.2010-G Wide. Exceptional. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $75342. $10 1950-A, Fr.2011-G Type Note. Lovely, early FRN. PCGS Choice New 64PPQ. $75343. $10 1950-D, Fr.2014-F Type Note. Beautiful. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $65344. $10 1950-D, Fr.2014-F 3 Consecutive. Sequential Trio of Gems. $150345. $10 1950-E, Fr. 2015-G* Star Note. Rare Chicago star. Choice New. $265

346. $10 1969-B Fr.2020-B* Key to Series. Rarity; unpriced above Choice CU in small size book,where it has value of $200. Under-graded. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ. $195

347. $10 1969-B Fr.2020-B* Key to Series. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63 EPQ. $175348. $10 2004-A Fr.2039-L* Star. Colorized. PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ. $125349. $10 2004-A Fr.2039-L*Star. Bright color. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. $75350. $20 1928 Fr.2050-B Numeral Seal. New York. Average circ. Fine-Very Fine. $75

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340. $10 1934-D to 1934-C, Changeover STAR Pair. Rare! Reverse changeover pair fully original. Duotranscends two series with consecutive serials. Gem New. $2995.

341. $10 1950, Fr.2010-G Wide. Exceptional. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $75342. $10 1950-A, Fr.2011-G Type Note. Lovely, early FRN. PCGS Choice New 64PPQ. $75343. $10 1950-D, Fr.2014-F Type Note. Beautiful. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $65344. $10 1950-D, Fr.2014-F 3 Consecutive. Sequential Trio of Gems. $150345. $10 1950-E, Fr. 2015-G* Star Note. Rare Chicago star. Choice New. $265

346. $10 1969-B Fr.2020-B* Key to Series. Rarity; unpriced above Choice CU in small size book,where it has value of $200. Under-graded. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ. $195

347. $10 1969-B Fr.2020-B* Key to Series. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63 EPQ. $175348. $10 2004-A Fr.2039-L* Star. Colorized. PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ. $125349. $10 2004-A Fr.2039-L*Star. Bright color. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. $75350. $20 1928 Fr.2050-B Numeral Seal. New York. Average circ. Fine-Very Fine. $75

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351. $20 1928, Fr. 2050-G, Numeral Seal. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ. $335352. $20 1928, Fr. 2050-G, Numeral Seal. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $295353. $20 1928, Fr. 2050-G, Numeral Seal. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $215354. $20 1928, Fr. 2050-G, Numeral Seal. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $165355. $20 1928, Fr. 2050-G, Numeral Seal. PCGS Choice About New 58. $125356. $20 1950-B, Fr. 2061-B, B-C Block. Desirable. VF. $35

357. $20 1969-B Fr.2069-G Key to Series. Appears Gem. PMG About Uncirculated 55. $125358. $20 1969-B Fr.2069-G Key to Series. PMG Choice Extra Fine 45. $85359. $20 1969-B Fr.2069-G Key to Series. PMG Choice Very Fine 35 $65360. $20 1990, Fr. 2077-D. Type Note. Cleveland district. Choice CU. $55361. $50 1928, Fr. 2100-D, Numeral Seal. Strong colors; light use. VF. $150362. $50 1950-B, Fr.2109-G*,Star. Stunning. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $345363. $50 1950-B, Fr.2109-G*,Star. PCGS New 62PPQ. $195364. $50 1950-C, Fr.2110-G, G-A Block. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $115

365. $50 1950-D, Fr.2111-G, 2nd Rarest. Scarce. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ. $125366. $50 2004, Fr.2128-A, Colorized. New design; cool # 07778777. Gem. $95367. $100 1977, Fr. 2168-G*, Star Note. PCGS Gem New 66PQ. $285368. $100 2009-A, Fr.2185-L*, Colorized Star. No time to grade, looks 67+. $135

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369. $1,000 1928, Fr.2210-A, Boston. Rarest small size high-denomination with only 43 known. A PMGVery Fine 35 brought $23,450 in 2011. PMG EF 45. $9995

370. Consecutive Pair: $1,000 1934-A Fr. 2212-G, Chicago. Sequential set of two, one-thousanddollar bills—each assigned the identical grade! Despite spending some time apart, the pair managedto be reunited by an astute collector. PMG Gem Unc 65EPQ and PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $11,950

371. $1,000 1934-A, Fr. 2212-G, Chicago. Could have easily slipped into a 66 slab. PCGS Gem New65PPQ. $5950

372. $1,000 1934-A, Fr. 2212-G, Chicago. Rich printing with deep embossing. PMG Gem Unc 65EPQ.$5950

373. $1,000 1934-A, Fr.2212-H, St. Louis. A great look with a few well-concealed pinholes at left whenbacklit. VF-XF. $2250

374. $1,000 1934, Fr.2211-B, New York. Light Green, small spot touching single digit in upper serial.PMG VF 30, net. $2295

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369. $1,000 1928, Fr.2210-A, Boston. Rarest small size high-denomination with only 43 known. A PMGVery Fine 35 brought $23,450 in 2011. PMG EF 45. $9995

370. Consecutive Pair: $1,000 1934-A Fr. 2212-G, Chicago. Sequential set of two, one-thousanddollar bills—each assigned the identical grade! Despite spending some time apart, the pair managedto be reunited by an astute collector. PMG Gem Unc 65EPQ and PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $11,950

371. $1,000 1934-A, Fr. 2212-G, Chicago. Could have easily slipped into a 66 slab. PCGS Gem New65PPQ. $5950

372. $1,000 1934-A, Fr. 2212-G, Chicago. Rich printing with deep embossing. PMG Gem Unc 65EPQ.$5950

373. $1,000 1934-A, Fr.2212-H, St. Louis. A great look with a few well-concealed pinholes at left whenbacklit. VF-XF. $2250

374. $1,000 1934, Fr.2211-B, New York. Light Green, small spot touching single digit in upper serial.PMG VF 30, net. $2295

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375. $500 1934-A, Fr.2202-G, Chicago. Original paper. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ.$2995376. $500 1934-A, Fr.2202-H, St. Louis. Sharp inks. PMG Gem Unc 65EPQ. $2995377. $500 1934-A, Fr.2202-H, St. Louis. Just in. PMG Choice Unc 63EPQ. $1995378. $500 1934-A, Fr.2202-B, New York. Pack fresh. PMG Choice Unc 63EPQ. $1995379. $500 1934-A, Fr.2202-J, Kansas City. Solid, few folds. VF-XF. $1145380. $500 1934-A, Fr.2202-H, St. Louis. Minor rust; bargain. PMG VG 10, net. $895

381. $5 1934, Fr.2301m, Hawaii. Challenging 1934 mule, bold overprint + large, even borders. PCGSGem New 65PPQ. $995

382. $5 1934, Fr.2301m, Hawaii. Looks superb! PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $995383. $10 1934-A, Fr.2303, Hawaii. Shocked not in a 65 slab. PMG Choice Unc 64. $695384. $10 1934-A, Fr.2303, Hawaii. Faint bend. PMG About Uncirculated 55EPQ. $445385. $1 1935-A, Fr. 2306, North Africa. Attractive condition. VF. $90386. $5 1934-A, Fr. 2307, North Africa. Excellent value. PMG Choice Unc 64 EPQ. $395


387. $10 1934, Fr.2308, North Africa—Rare 1934 Plain. Key note for small-size collectors. While it’s adifficult note in any grade, locating an uncirculated example is exceptionally rare with only a fewappearances in the market each decade. PMG mentions “retouched” in the comments whichappears to be a minor spot to the left of the portrait and only noticed under heavy scrutiny. Only 16pieces have been graded uncirculated by either PCGS or PMG. PMG Choice Unc 63. $14,950

388. $10 1934-A, Fr.2309, North Africa. Looks like candidate for Superb. PCGS Gem New 65. $595389. $10 1934-A, Fr.2309, North Africa. Serial B08340000A PCGS EF 40. $395390. $10 1934-A, Fr. 2309, North Africa. Looks uncirculated. Extra Fine/ About Uncirculated. $175391. $10 1934-A, Fr. 2309, North Africa. Has spent some time in circulation. Fine+. $75

392. $50 1928, Fr. 2404. Fifty Dollar Gold Certificate. Breathtaking; hidden bend must preclude amuch higher grade. PMG Choice About Uncirculated. 58. $2495


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393. $50 1928, Fr. 2404*. Fifty Dollar Gold Certificate STAR. 1 of 19 known—and lowest serialnumber known. Refreshingly problem-free. PMG VF 20. $6495

394. $500 1928, Fr. 2407, Five Hundred Dollar Gold Certificate. This beauty had a couple ofbirthmarks professionally and skillfully repaired. Only 81 notes exist in all grades. This $500 GoldCertificate type is always in demand. PCGS VF 25, app. $9995



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393. $50 1928, Fr. 2404*. Fifty Dollar Gold Certificate STAR. 1 of 19 known—and lowest serialnumber known. Refreshingly problem-free. PMG VF 20. $6495

394. $500 1928, Fr. 2407, Five Hundred Dollar Gold Certificate. This beauty had a couple ofbirthmarks professionally and skillfully repaired. Only 81 notes exist in all grades. This $500 GoldCertificate type is always in demand. PCGS VF 25, app. $9995



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ORIGINAL PACKS of SMALL SIZE 100 consecutive notes wrapped in BEP-issued Band

395. $1 1928-A Original Pack of Silver Cert “Funny Backs” Iconic design, rarely offered as 100consecutive. $9995

396. $1 1928 era Half Pack of Silver Cert “Funny Backs” Not all 50 notes are consecutive, but manylong runs. All notes are Ch-Gem. $3950

397. $1 1935-F Original Pack of Silver Certs. “Atheist Notes”, lacking “In God We Trust” Bright original pack;free of handling. $1195

398. $1 1935-G, Original Pack of Silver Certs with Motto. Transitional Series; only 16% of the 1935-G haveIN GOD WE TRUST on the back. Likely irreplaceable. $3450

399. $1 1957, Original Pack of Silver Certs. Few remain intact. $895

400. $1 1957, Original Pack of Silver Cert STARS. *-C. Worth a tremendous premium as individuals. $1745401. $1 1957-A Original Pack 100 Consecutive blue seals. $895402. $1 1957-B Original Pack 100 Consecutive last of the blue seals. $895

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403. $1 1963-B, Original Pack of Joseph W. Barr Notes. Intact packs are rare. $795404. $1 1969-B, Original Pack Kabis-Connolly sigs on old design. 100 consecutive $195405. $1 1995, Original Pack of WEB Notes. D-C 2/9 Block. Printed on Web press. $1295406. $1 1995, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Bargain on 20 year old pack. $345407. $1 1995, Original Pack from Dallas, fully Original $195408. $1 1999 Half Pack of Star Notes. From the San Francisco district. $115409. $1 2003, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Limited number in stock. $245410. $1 2006, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Limited quantity. $235411. $1 2009, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Becoming difficult to acquire. $215412. $1 2009, Original BRICK of 1,000 STAR Notes. 10 consecutive Cleveland star packs Special $1995413. $1 2013, Original Pack of STAR Notes. New with “Loopy Lew” signature. $215

414. $2 1963 USN, Original Pack of Red Seals. 100 consecutive —exceedingly difficult to obtain; fire-enginered overprint on snow white paper. Catalog Special. $1745

415. $2 1963-A USN, Original Pack of Red Seals. 100 consecutive -- precious few packs remain intact; finalseries and lower printing than previous. $1795

416. $2 1976, Original Pack of Bicentennial Deuces. District is our choice. $545

417. $2 1995, Original Pack of STAR Notes. 1/10th printing of 1976 stars. $995418. $2 2003, Original Pack of STAR Notes. From the Minneapolis district. $895

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419. $2 2009, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Only 512,000 notes printed—certainly not enough printed tosatisfy future demand. $895

420. $2 2013, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Only 640,000 notes printed. $895421. $2 2013, Original Pack. 100 Consecutive—all Gem notes. $265422. $2 2013, Original BRICK of 1,000 Notes. 10 consecutive packs with BEP label in shrink wrap. Catalog

Special $2495423. $5 1953-B SC, Original Pack of Five Dollar Silver Certs. Since 1981, we’ve been privileged to handle

less than six. $3995424. $5 1953-B

USN, Original Packof Five Dollar Red

Seals. Includes three star notes

adding tremendous value to the pack.

$4495

425. $5 1963USN, Original Pack of Five Dollar Red Seals. Final issue of red seals. Most

packs broken over the years. $3750

426. $5 1995, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Last of the small head; few exist. $2795427. $5 1999, Original Pack of STAR Notes. First issue of big head; book value is $5,000 for the pack.

Opportunity to ‘salt away’ or break for a profit. $1195428. $5 2003, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Limited production. Special price: $995429. $5 2006, Original Pack of STAR Notes. First year of colorized design. $895430. $5 2009, Original BRICK of 1,000 Notes. Includes BEP label and 10 pristine packs from San Francisco

with 4 digit serial number. JL00004001- 5000B. $8950431. $10 1999, Original Pack of STAR Notes. First issue of big head design. $1595432. $20 2004-A, Original Pack of STAR Notes. 100 consecutive replacement notes. $2695433. $50 1996 Original Pack of STAR Notes. First of big head design, San Fran. $6995434. $50 2004, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Colorized design from Chicago. $6995435. $100 1999, Original Pack of STAR Notes. Big head design from New York. $11,950

436. $1002009-A, OriginalPack of STARNotes. Pricedmodestly aboveface. $11,950

437. India 2015, Original Pack Serial #s 1-100, 10 Rupee with Mahatma Gandhi. $495

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ERROR NOTES

U.S. Paper Money Errors, 4th Edition, by Dr. Frederick J. Bart. Completely revised, 450 new photos, pricing in 4 grades, expanded insights and incidents with latest behind-the-scenes, color gallery of inverted overprints, 296 pages, convenient 6”x9”. For experienced + beginning collectors, enough data to satisfy dealers + researchers.

438. Perfect Pair: Book and Stuck Suffix Error in PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ….$59.99439. Book only…..$29.95

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DOUBLE DENOMINATION $20 front / $10 back

440. $20 /$10 1974 FRN. Double Denomination. King of Errors. Utterly intriguing happenstance—atwo value oddity, last CU brought $47,000 earlier this year in a Lyn Knight auction. Only two dozenrecorded. Shocked didn’t grade Choice AU, ultra-conservatively, PCGS Choice EF 45. $29,500

INVERTED OVERPRINTS

441. $2 1953 USN, Inverted Overprint—Red Seal Deuce. 1 of 4 known inverted overprints on anylegal tenders from 1928-1966-A. PMG VF 30. $8500

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442. $2 1976 FRN, Inverted Overprint. Great error on a scarce denomination. Expertly repaired edge tear. PCGS Gem New 65, app. $1995

443. $1 1988-A FRN, Inverted Overprint—Web Note. Incredibly scarce to locate this dramatic error on a Web! PMG Choice EF 45EPQ. $2495

444. $1 1988-FRN, Inverted Overprint—Web Note. Creamy paper with bold printing. Just as rare as above. PMG EF 40EPQ. $2495

445. $100 1996 FRN, Inverted Overprint Type II, Big head design with a considerable portion of the

adjacent note visible. Green serials and Treasury Seal have been printed upside down. As a result, both seals appear on the left with a void on the right. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $2395

OVERPRINT on BACK

446. $1 1977-A FRN, Overprint on Back on NATICK EXPERIMENTAL, exceeding rare;

8 known, this is finest. Missing from the greatest collections; seize the opportunity to acquire this trophy. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $2495

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447. $1 2003-A FRN, Overprint on Back, only one on this series. PMG AU 55EPQ. $445 448. $1 1985 FRN, Overprint on Back, Great margins. PCGS Choice About New 55. $425 449. $10 1977-A FRN, Overprint on Back, On cusp of Gem. PMG Choice Unc 64. $495 450. $10 1999 FRN, Overprint on Back, Big head design with a dramatic error and incredible grade.

Only 2 known. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $1695 451. $20 FRN, Overprint on Back, Front looks too empty, back too crowded with serials and seals

across it. Bought small group, nicest go first. Choice CU+. $495

452. $1 1985 FRN, Inverted Overprint on Back, Serials + seals printed on wrong side of the paper

and upside down, too! Small margin stain barely noticeable. PCGS VF 35, app. $1295

CUTTING ERRORS

453. $5 1953 Silver Cert, Cutting Error. Folded before overprint + remained throughout the cutting. Unfolded we see enormous margins. XF. $895


454. $5 1950-B FRN, Cutting

Error. Similar to 453 with extra

paper on lower right extending up

the right side. PCGS 40. $350

455. $100 1988 FRN, Cutting

Error. Bottom of sheet with a

gigantic right margin; only

portion of lower right district

designator where the fold intersects

it. PCGS 53PPQ. $795

456. $20 1977 FRN, Cutting Error. Rarely more dramatic. PMG VF 25. $795

457. $20 2004-A FRN, Cutting Error. The most dramatic cutting error on the new colorized design. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58EPQ. $3850


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454. $5 1950-B FRN, Cutting

Error. Similar to 453 with extra

paper on lower right extending up

the right side. PCGS 40. $350

455. $100 1988 FRN, Cutting

Error. Bottom of sheet with a

gigantic right margin; only

portion of lower right district

designator where the fold intersects

it. PCGS 53PPQ. $795

456. $20 1977 FRN, Cutting Error. Rarely more dramatic. PMG VF 25. $795

457. $20 2004-A FRN, Cutting Error. The most dramatic cutting error on the new colorized design. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58EPQ. $3850


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INK SMEARS

458. $5 1977-A FRN, Ink Smear. 100 % smear with vertical wiper pattern that left green lines over the entire back of this beauty. PCGS VF 30. $895

459. $1 1963-A FRN, Ink Smear. Resembles shopping cart! PCGS Choice About New 55. $195

460. $5 1985 FRN, Ink Smear. The picture speaks for itself! PCGS Choice About New 55PPQ. $595 461. $1 1969-B FRN, Ink Smear. Dark, thumb sized smear. PCGS Very Fine 35. $115 462. $1 1969-B FRN, Ink Smear. Identical to above. PCGS Very Fine 30PPQ. $85 463. $20 1969-A FRN, Ink Smear—Burning White House. Several smears look like smoke billowing

out of the White House on the back. PCGS Choice About New 55. $295 464. $5 1988-A FRN, Solvent Smear. Too much solvent created a cloudy face printing on the right

quarter of this note. PCGS Very Choice New 64. $495 465. $50 1993 FRN, Solvent Smear. Right half of note covered in ink + solvent creating a blurred 2nd

printing. Unusual denomination! PMG About Uncirculated 53EPQ. $495


OFFSETS

466. $10 1969-B* FRN, Offset—Complete F2B on STAR. Scarce series, rare with errors. Comment “small stain near top center.” PCGS VF 25,app. $495

467. $100 1977 FRN, Offset—Complete B2F. Plenty dark. PCGS VF 30. $395 468. $1 1977-A FRN, Offset—Complete B2F. Light transfer with a few stains on back. PCGS Very

Fine 35, app. $95 469. $1 1969-D FRN, Offset—90% F2B. Nearly complete; light. PCGS VF 20. $115 470. $20 1969-A FRN, Offset—30% F2B. Bold. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $165 471. $1 1981 FRN, Offset—Green Overprint. Serials and seal appear as mirror image on the back.

Quite scarce. PMG Very Fine 30EPQ. $395 472. $1 2009 FRN, Offset—Complete Overprint. Green and black seals and serials on back. Another

scarce variety. PCGS Very Fine 25. $275 473. $5 2013 FRN, Offset—Green Serials. Colorized design; rare! PCGS Very Fine 25. $495 474. $5 1985 FRN, Offset—Green Overprint. Serials + seal on back. PCGS Very Fine 30. $295

INSUFFICIENT INKINGS

475. $1 1977 FRN, Insufficient Ink. Dramatic. PCGS Choice New 63. $395


476. $1 1981 FRN, Insufficient Ink. Serials + seal faint. PCGS Choice New 64PPQ. $295 477. $1 1988-A FRN, Insufficient Ink. Right end grey. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $95 478. $1 1977 FRN, Insufficient Ink. Black seal under-inked creating a spotty stamping. PCGS Choice

About New 58PPQ. $295 479. $5 1928 FRN, Insufficient Ink—Numeral Seal. First 5 digits of UR serial not inked; only the

embossing is evident. Cool error early series! PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $895

480. $5 1981 FRN, Insufficient Ink. Appears missing 2nd print as most of face is blank. Only bottom half is visible. PMG Choice AU 58EPQ. $645

481. $5 1981 FRN, Insufficient Ink. No evidence of treasury seal + only last two digits of serial number are faintly present. Choice CU. $445

482. $5 1985 FRN, Insufficient Ink. 25% of back left missing—looks like huge margin! Couple small tears in margin. PMG Choice Very Fine 35, net. $395

483. $20 1977 FRN, Insufficient Ink. Back half very faint, transitions into darker impression as your eyes scan from left to right. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $235

484. $20 1995 FRN, Insufficient Ink. 95% of back printing is very faint. Choice CU $395 485. $100 1996 FRN, Insufficient Ink. Only 75% of ink is visible on back. Dramatic big head error!

PMG Choice Extra Fine 45EPQ. $395 MISSING PRINTINGS

486. $5 1977 FRN, Blank Back. The first printing is entirely absent. None graded higher! PMG Superb

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487. $5 1985 FRN, Blank Back. Great margins. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58. $495 488. $5 1988-A FRN, Blank Back. Deep emboss. PCGS Choice About New 55PPQ. $595 489. $20 1985 FRN, Blank Back. Old design. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58EPQ. $495 490. $50 1996 FRN, Blank Back. Scarce denomination; big head. PMG Choice Unc 64. $1895

MULTIPLE PRINTINGS

491. $1 1977-A FRN, Additional Inverted Back Printing. Note received extra back printing upside down. Beyond rare. PCGS Choice About New 55. $3450

492. $20 1977 FRN, Double Print. This note received two 2nd printings giving it a ‘drunken’ appearance. PMG About Uncirculated 55EPQ. $2950

493. $10 1985 FRN, Double Overprint. An additional overprint was applied to this note. Rare doesn’t begin to describe this mistake. PCGS About New 53. $1995

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MISALIGNED PRINTINGS

494. $20 1934-D FRN, Misaligned Overprint. Dramatic + rare. PCGS VF 20. $2495

495. $100 1974 FRN, Faulty Alignment. Wow! An error even your non-collecting friends will recognize. PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $895

496. $10 1950-A FRN, Faulty Alignment. More dramatic than above; top margin so wide as note was cut just below the U.S. Treasury. PCGS VF 35. $595

497. $1 1995 FRN, End of Roll. Gigantic white margin. R-8 error, only slightly less than double

denominations. Seems under-graded. PCGS Choice About New 55PPQ. $895 Page 62

498. $1 1995 FRN, End of Roll. Very similar to above. PCGS About New 50. $795 499. $1 1995 FRN, End of Roll. As exciting, bit more handling. PCGS VF 25. $495 500. $20 1985 FRN, End of Roll. Classic matte green strip in right margin and misaligned back printing.

PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $795

GUTTER FOLDS

501. $1 1995 FRN, Gutter Fold. Gigantic gutter fold with a pre-face printed fold! PCGS 55PPQ. $645 502. $1 1963-A FRN, Gutter Fold STAR. Replacement note escaped with an error! Minor gutter

extends down 95% of the note. PCGS Very Fine 25. $185 503. $5 1969 FRN, Gutter Fold STAR. Not one, but two gutters along the left side! Neither is huge, but

2 gutters on star is incredible! PCGS VF 35PPQ. $245 504. $2 1963-A USN, Gutter Fold. A $2 red seal error is scarce! Gutter is subtle, but extends from top

down to Fowler’s sig. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ. $195 505. $10 2001 FRN, Gutter Fold. Big Head! Minor edge tear in margin result of gutter. Gutter extends

diagonally with impressive width. PCGS Very Fine 30, app. $195 506. $20 1981-A FRN, Gutter Fold. Gorgeous gutter; width of a pencil that intersects UR serials + seal

causing a dramatic break in the design. PCGS Extra Fine 45. $315 507. $100 1929 FRBN, Gutter Fold. Difficult type + denomination. Break in design all the way down

left. Brown Seal FRBN from Chicago. PCGS Very Fine 20. $495

508. $1 1935-G SC, Inverted Star, as

above; “tear”. PMG VF 30, net. $795

509. $1 1935-G SC, Inverted Star. Lightly

circulated as most, subtly of the upside

down star allowed most to circulate

unnoticed. PMG VF 25. $895

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MISMATCHED SERIALS and BLOCKS

510. $1 1957-B SC, Mismatch: U 37 / 47xxxxxxA, PMG Gem Unc 65EPQ. $645 511. $1 1957 SC, Mismatch: G 55 /54 xxxxxx A, blue seal. PCGS VF 25. $395 512. $1 1935-C, Mismatch: R xxxxxx06 / 16D, believed unique; stuck digit shows 90% of “1”

compelling classification as mismatch. PMG Ch EF 45EPQ. $1495 513. $1 1969 FRN, Mismatch: F 68 / 67 xxxxxx A, PCGS About New 53. $495 514. $1 1969 FRN, Mismatch: F 68 / 67 xxxxxx A, PCGS Very Fine 35. $345 515. $1 1969 FRN, Mismatch: F 68 / 67 xxxxxx A, PCGS Very Fine 25. $295 516. $1 1969 FRN, Mismatch: D 42 / 32 xxxxxxB, PMG Choice Fine 15. $495 517. $1 1974 FRN, Mismatch: E75/74xxxxxxD, 1 of 2 known, PCGS VG 10,app. $695

518. $1 1981-A FRN, Mismatch: F 98 / 99 xxxxxx D, PMG Gem New 66EPQ. $845 519. $1 1981-A FRN, Mismatch: F 98 / 99 xxxxxx D, PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. $795 520. $1 1981-A FRN, Mismatch: F 98 / 99 xxxxxx D, PCGS Very Choice New 64PPQ. $695 521. $1 1981-A FRN, Mismatch: F 98 / 99 xxxxxx D, PCGS Very Fine 25PPQ. $495

522. $2 1976 FRN, Mismatch Prefix: H-A / B-A. PMG Gem Uncirculated 65EPQ. $595 523. $5 1977-A FRN, Mismatch: L 44/ 45 xxxxxx B, scarce denomination for an error, first brought to

market by Aubrey Bebee. PMG Gem Uncirculated 66EPQ. $695 524. $10 1963-A FRN, Mismatch: E 63/ 64 xxxxxx A, we handle only 2-4 per year; difficult denom.

PMG VF 35EPQ. $845 525. $10 1963-A FRN, Mismatch: E 63/ 64 xxxxxx A, PCGS Very F 25, app. $695

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MISCELLANEOUS MAYHEM

526. $1 1985 FRN, Printed Fold. “Bow Tie”! Eye-catching with serials on front + back; black district seal barely hits the back margin. PMG Choice Uncirculated 64EPQ. $1995

527. $1 1981-A FRN, Pre-Back Printed Fold. Awe-inspiring; face print atop vertically aligned back, 50% back blank due to fold. Unique. PCGS Extra Fine 45PPQ. $2750

528. $10 1988-A FRN, Pre-Back Printed Fold. Note folded before first printing. Then, unfolded to receive 2nd and 3rd printings. Displayed as bowtie to showcase this marvel, small stain top margin. PCGS Very Choice New 64, app. $3450

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529. $5 1977 FRN, Obstructed Print with Retained Fragment. Bona fide R-9 error; intervening tissuepaper recovered with host note. An extremely rare error at an affordable cost. PCGS Gem New55PPQ. $1995

BIRTH YEAR NOTES -- SMALL SIZE

An opportunity to commemorate or celebrate a: Birth Year, Anniversary, Graduation, Wedding, or other Special Event.

Please call 1-586-979-3400 to confirm the availability of desired year.

530. $1 2003-A FRN, Birth Year Notes, s/n 00001901-00002020. $90/each531. $5 2009 FRN, Birth Year Notes, s/n 00001901-00002007. $90/each532. $20 2009 FRN, Birth Year Notes, s/n 00001901-00002020. $90/each533. Two Digit Birth Year notes—multiple denominations. Ex: 00000057. $150

Call 1-586-979-3400 or email Bart@ExecutiveCurrency to reserve notes 1. through 750. Page 66

ANDREA DORIA—Authentic Salvaged Banknotes

The S. S. Andrea Doria was as much a floating art gallery as a luxury cruise vessel. Between her maiden voyage in 1953 and the maritime disaster ending her service along with the lives of more than fifty on board, she ferried thousands of people between Europe and New York. On July 26, 1956 the Andrea Doria and the Stockholm (a Swedish ocean liner) collided amid dense fog off the coast of Nantucket. On August 27, 1981, a team lead by marine explorer and department store heir, Peter Gimble, recovered the Banco di Roma safe which had been submerged more than 250 feet underwater for more than one-quarter century. Three years later, the safe was opened during a live television broadcast revealing stacks of U.S. $1 silver certificates and Italian banknotes in 50, 100, and 1,000 Lire denominations. After a meticulous inventory, some notes were preserved and protected in specially-made Lucite holders. These holders were sealed by PCGS along with a certificate of authenticity. It is a thrill to offer such historically important relics from this famous maritime disaster. Each pair includes a $1 silver certificate and an Italian 1,000 Lire salvaged from the Andrea Doria mounted in custom acrylic ready to display, along with an informational DVD.

534. One pair: $1 Silver Certificate and 1,000 Lire, each PCGS certified………….$995535. Two pairs, as above, two $1 silvers and two 1,000 Lire……………………….$1795



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536. $5,000 1840 Bank of the United States. Philadelphia (PA). A very striking $5,000 Post Note. Dark printing and fully-framed example shows only light handling with interest paid stamps on the face. “Stain lightened” appears on the back of holder which is for a trivial spot on the back’s upper right corner. PMG AU 53. $3495

OBSOLETE BANKNOTES

537. $100 1864 State of Alabama. Montgomery, AL. VF. $200 538. 10 cents 1863 State of Alabama. Montgomery, AL. Pinholes. VF. $50 539. 50 cents 1863 State of Alabama. Montgomery, AL. Stain + pinholes. AU+ $50 540. 10 cents 1862 Charter Oak Bank. Hartford, CT. Stunning remainder. Gem. $50

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541. $3 1861 Merchants and Planters Bank. Savannah, GA. Thin from previous mounting. VG-F $45 542. $5 1862 State of Georgia. Milledgeville, GA. Stunning impression. Choice CU. $65 543. $100 1862 State of Georgia. Milledgeville, GA. Two treasury stamps. CU. $85 544. $5 1864 State of Georgia. Milledgeville, GA. Tear in lower right corner. VF. $50 545. $10 1864 State of Georgia. Milledgeville, GA. Minor edge fray. Fine. $50 546. $3 1864 Manufacturers’ Bank. Macon, GA. Small stain. VF. $95 547. $4 18xx Bank of Augusta. Augusta, GA. Translucent tape strip. CU. $65 548. $5 1849 Mechanics Bank. Augusta, GA. Consistent with grade. VG. $50 549. $5 1852 State Stock Bank. Logansport, IN. Upper right corner missing and 2 holes. Fine. $35 550. $1 1862 State of Indiana. Beautiful artistry. Minor stain. VF. $95 551. $2 1852 State Stock Bank. Flaws consistent with grade. VG. $45 552. $5 1858 Commercial Exchange Bank. State of Indiana. Superb Gem. $295 553. $10 1858 Commercial Exchange Bank. State of Indiana. Choice CU. $295 554. $1 1866 Pioneer Association. Lafayette, IN. Well used. Good. $135 555. $5 1851 Northern Indiana R.R.C. Logansport, IN. VG. $95 556. $3 1858 Farmers and Mechanics Bank. Cannelton, IN. Choice CU. $125

557. $10 186x Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana. New Orleans, LA. Iconic ‘Dix’ remainder gave rise to

‘Dixie’ for entire South. Bilingual beauty. PCGS Choice New 63. $695 558. $5 18xx Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana. Unsigned remainder; vibrant. CU. $95 559. $3 18xx Citizen’s Bank of Louisiana. Bold remainder. Superb. $95 560. 25 cents 1862 Indian Head Bank. Nashua, NH. Fine-VF. $45 561. $1 1853 Cochituate Bank. Boston, MA. Single small punch. Fine. $65 562. $2 1850 Cochituate Bank. Boston, MA. Honest wear. Fine. $75 563. $3 1852 Cochituate Bank. Boston, MA. Fine-VF $95 564. $5 1853 Cochituate Bank. Boston, MA. Blue “FIVE” fully framed. Fine-VF. $95 565. $10 1851 Cochituate Bank. Boston, MA. Torn with missing UL margin. Fine. $60 566. 10 cents 18xx Provincetown Bank. Provincetown, MA. Remainder. $75 567. $5 1858 Cambridge City Bank. Cambridgeport, MA. VF. $95 568. 25 cents 1862 Northborough Bank. Marlborough, MA. VF. $55 569. $5 1833 Susquehanna Bridge & Bank Co. Baltimore, MD. Choice CU. $95 570. $1 1862 Exchange Bank of A.J. Perrin & Co. Marshall, MI. VG-Fine. $45 571. $2 1862 Exchange Bank of A.J. Perrin & Co. Marshall, MI. VG- Fine. $75 572. $1 1843 Bank of St. Clair. Detroit, MI. Fine. $65

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573. $5 1844 Bank of St. Clair. Detroit, MI. VF. $115 574. $1 1838 Farmers Bank of Genesee County. Flint Rapids, MI. Choice CU. $185 575. $5 1837 Jackson County Bank. Jacksonborough, MI. VF. $115 576. 10 cents Cooper, Thompson & Co. Jackson, MI. Superb Gem. $95 577. $5 1838 Saginaw City Bank. Saginaw, MI. VF. $95 578. $5 1836 Bank of River Raisin. Monroe, MI. Cool name! VF. $115 579. 25 cents 1864 State of Mississippi. VF-XF. $55 580. $2 1827 Franklin Bank of New Jersey. Jersey City, NJ. Light stain top. $55 581. 10 cents 1862 Farmers & Merchants’ Bank. Middletown Point, NJ. Fine. $75 582. $5 1853 Lewis County Bank. Martinsburgh, NY. VF. $125 583. 5 cents 1862 Farmers & Manufacturers Bank. Poughkeepsie, NY. VF. $50 584. 40 cents 1862 Susquehanna Valley Bank. Binghamton, NY. U.R. Gem. $115 585. 50 cents 1837 American Exchange. New York, NY. Fine-VF. $75 586. 10 cents 1862 Saratoga County Bank. Waterford, NY. XF. $55 587. $5 1859 Bank of Lexington. Lexington, NC. Fine. $85 588. 25 Cents 1864 State of North Carolina. Raleigh, NC. Blue. CU. $65 589. $2 1861 State of North Carolina. Raleigh, NC. VF. $50 590. 50 cents State of North Carolina. Raleigh, NC. Choice CU. $50 591. 25 cents 1862 Summit County Bank. Cuyahoga Falls, OH. UR. Gem. $50 592. 50 cents 1862 Summit County Bank. Cuyahoga Falls, OH. UR. Gem. $50 593. 12 ½ cents 18xx Twelve ½ Cents. Worthington, OH. Choice CU $55

594. $10 18xx Kirtland Safety Society Bank. Kirtland, OH. Created to serve financial needs of

Mormons until closed + founder, Joseph Smith, sued for running an illegal bank. Notes never regained face value, but quickly become desired collector’s item. Minor stains + skillful restorations. PCGS Fine 12, app. Special. $2495

595. $5 1858 Monongahela Valley Bank. McKee’s Port, PA. Colorful! Fine-VF. $135 596. 5 cents 1863 W.H. Cooper & Co. Bankers. Montrose, PA. Gem. $115 597. 5 cents 1863 W.H. Cooper & Co. Bankers. Montrose, PA. VF. $50 598. $1 1861 Bank of South Carolina. Charleston, SC. 3 tears; VF. $195 599. $5 1860 Bank of South Carolina. Charleston, SC. Rich red. VF. $85 600. $5 1886 Farmers & Exchange Bank. Charleston, SC. VF. $75 601. $5 1853 Commercial Bank of Columbia. Columbia, SC. Fine. $50 602. $5 1857 Merchants’ Bank of South Carolina. Cheraw, SC. Green. VG-Fine. $65 603. $1 18xx West River Bank. Jamaica, VT. UR. Superb Gem. $215 604. 10 cents 1862 Hydeville Company. Hydeville, VT. Bright Pink! Gem. $75 605. 25 cents 186x Bank of Newbury. Wells River, VT. Remainder. Gem. $55

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UNCUT OBSOLETE SHEETS

A historic hoard, that has just come to light and been acquire proudly, in total, by Executive Currency. UNCUT SHEETS from circa-1810 by The FARMERS and MERCHANTS BANK of BALTIMORE, MARYLAND. These are un-issued and unsigned remainder UNCUT SHEETS of FOUR NOTES. These are uni-face in black ink, as contemporary to the period; printed on the front only. All high denomination notes, from the era, are scarce as the buying power of $100 in 1810 was staggering. Preserved in outstanding condition, with sheets grading AU/CU. Many worthy of being cut into individual notes for submission to grading services, with expected realizations approaching Superb Gem New. Individual notes have brought $200, making sheets an excellent value. Intricately engraved and masterfully printed with appealing central designs unique to each denomination. An offering unlikely to be repeated

606. $100-$50-$20-$20 UNCUT SHEETS $395 607. $5-$5-$10-$10 UNCUT SHEETS $245 608. or a COMPLETE COLLECTION of BOTH UNCUT sheets... $595

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CONFEDERATE CURRENCY

609. $100 1861, T-5, Richmond. Punch cancelled with small tear by punch. Historic design, incredible grade, excellent value. PMG AU 55. $1195

610. $50 1861, T-8, Richmond. Tellus holds globe. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63EPQ. $695 611. $50 1861, T-8, Richmond. Tellus holds globe. Washington. PMG AU 55. $595 612. $50 1861, T-8, Richmond. Tellus + globe. Washington. Light stains. VF+. $245 613. $10 1861, T-10, Richmond. Liberty + Eagle. Small edge repairs. PCGS VF 30, app. $845 614. $10 1861, T-10, Richmond. Liberty and Eagle. VF. $795 615. $10 1861, T-10, Richmond. Liberty and Eagle. Fine. $395 616. $10 1861, T-10, Richmond. Liberty and Eagle. About 20% absent. Good. $90 617. $50 1861, T-14, Richmond. Moneta; patches + frayed edges. Fine. $95 618. $50 1861, T-16, Richmond. Jeff Davis. Reinforcement +stains. Fine. $135 619. $20 1861, T-17, Richmond. Ceres + Navigation. 2 patches. Fine+. $845 620. 20 1861, T-20, Richmond. Alexander Stephens/ Cupid, Industry and beehive. Salvaged from the

“burning of Atlanta.” Includes Certificate of Authenticity. Choice CU. $145 621. $20 1861, T-20, Richmond. Industry + beehive, few pinholes. Choice Cu. $115 622. $10 1861, T-22, Richmond. Indian Family. Scarce. PCGS VF 30. $2495 623. $10 1861, T-28, Richmond. Liberty + Commerce. Reinforced. VF. $115 624. $5 1861, T-36, Richmond. Commerce seated on cotton bale. VF+. $115 625. $10 1862, T-46, Richmond. Ceres by Harbor. R M T Hunter. VF. $195 626. $5 1862, T-53, Richmond. Capitol at Richmond. Ink along center. VF-EF. $45 627. $2 1862, T-54, Richmond. Benjamin. “Internal tear.” PMG Uncirculated 62, net. $195 628. $20 1863, T-58, Richmond. Capitol at Nashville. VF. $85 629. $10 1863, T-59, Richmond. Capitol at Columbia. VF+. $120 630. $5 1863, T-60, Richmond. Capitol at Richmond. Cut Cancelled. CU. $115 631. $1 1864, T-61, Richmond. Judah Benjamin. A few small holes. Fine. $95 632. 50 cents, T-63, Richmond. Jefferson Davis. VG. $40



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633. $500 1864, T-64, Richmond. Stars & Bars/ Stonewall Jackson. VF+. $495 634. $100 1864, T-65, Richmond. Lucy Pickens—Four Consecutive. Once available in short runs 30+

year ago, now dispersed. Choice CU. $795 635. $100 1864, T-65, Richmond. Lucy Pickens. VF. $115 636. $50 1864, T-66, Richmond. Jefferson Davis. VF. $115 637. $20 1864, T-67, Richmond. Capitol at Nashville. Choice CU+. $75 638. $20 1864, T-67, Richmond. Capitol at Nashville. VF. $65 639. $10 1864, T-68, Richmond. Horses Pulling Cannon. Tiny spots back. EF. $55 640. $5 1864, T-69, Richmond. Capitol at Richmond. Fine. $55

HIGH-GRADE WORLD BANKNOTES

--all graded by World Banknote Grading as WBG Unc Superb Gem 67TOP $65 each--

641. 5 Pesos 2015 Argentina. Bright example; General Jose De San Martin. $65 642. 3 Pesos 2004 Cuba. Colorful example of the Banco Central de Cuba.$65 643. 200 Tenge 2006 Kazakhstan. Architecture theme; buildings + statues.$65 644. 10 Rufiyaa 2015 Maldives. Man climbing palm tree; African drum. $65 645. 2 Kina 2014 Papua New Guinea. Pale green with artifacts + arms.$65 646. 20 Piso 2014 Philippines. Stunning orange with map + palm civet. $65 647. 2000 Lei 1999 Romania. Solar eclipse + astronomy theme. $65 648. 1 Dollar 2006 Trinidad & Tobago. Central Bank of T&T. $65 649. 5 Bolivares 2011 Venezuela. Giant armadillo (Coupon) on back. $65 650. 1000 Kwacha 2009 Zambia. Bank of Zambia—very colorful. $65

WORLD SPECIMENS

651. 500 Francs, La Savanna Zebra Specimen. Zebra in bushveld. $45 652. 3 Aves, Atlantic Forest Toucan Specimen. Bright toucan + rainforest. $55 653. 1000, China "Giant" Dragon Specimen. Dragon polymer test note. $45 654. 1 & 2 1/2 , Arctic Territories Specimen. 2 notes: polar bear and arctic fox. $65 655. Kazakhstan Specimen--Turkestan Mosque. Colorful sample. $65 656. 100 Yuan, 2016 Chinese New Year--Year of the Monkey. $45 657. De La Rue Giori S.A. Specimen. Multicolor advertising note. $85 658. 1 Pound, Central Bank of Egypt. Abu Simbel statues, Egyptian mosque. $45

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659. $1 , Antarctica Penguin Specimen. Colony of penguins. $45 660. 1000 Rongo, Easter Island Specimen. Moai statues from early Rapa Nui people. $65 661. 1, 5, 10, 20, 50 and 100 Dollar, Complete De La Rue Set. Various patterns. $95 662. 1, 5, 10, 20 and 50 Dollar, De La Rue Set. Various cash and coin machines. $95 663. 10 Yuan, China 1980 Dam Great Wall Test Note. First issue test note. $55 664. 1000 Dollar, Korea Dokdo Island Specimen. Serial number AA0000000 $55 665. 2000 Euro, Germany Gieseke & Devrient Test Note. Security test note w/anti-counterfeiting features $65 666. 10, 20, 50 Euro, France Oberthur "Ravel" Euro Test. Lotus flower. $95 667. 50, 100, 200 Francs, France Echantillon Print House Test Notes. Set of 3. $65. 668. 100 Yuan, China Memorial Note. 100th Anniversary of Pres. Dr. Sun Yat-Sen. $15 669. 1 Polar Dollar, Arctic Territories Arctic Fox. 2 Arctic fox on snow. $45 670. Germany Wincor Nixdorf ATM Test Note. Wincor "Slimcash 200" ATM. $35 671. Complete Collection: 34 notes. Items 456-475, Big bang, limited quantities. $1045

GIORI EXPERIMENT TEST NOTES

Bureau Engraving + Printing (BEP) released ‘canceled’ portions of authentic plates to test high speed press designed by Italian firm Giori. Specimens from the 1972 experiment were never intended to be released. Front contains portraits of Lincoln, Washington, and Grant—extracted from the $1, $5, and $50. ‘United States of America’ (from the verso of the $5) at top. Lincoln Memorial is central vignette with components from $1. Our firm acquired two uncut vertical pairs.

672. Uncut Pair. PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ. $495 673. Original Uncut Sheet of 32 Subjects, extraordinarily rare relic with 16 pairs identical to

above. Amazing opportunity. PCGS Very Choice New 64. $3995 Page 74

COLLECTOR’S COVE

674. Gentleman's leather wallet,

designed to fit inside coat pocket, showing expected wear. Fancy cursive

"E. E. (last name illegible), Boston, Mass". Partially used booklet

"Commutation Tickets" from New York, New Haven, + Hartford R. R. Co

expiration date July 14, 1906, one rough/ragged $1 1899 Black Eagle. A

time capsule offering glimpse to century ago. Treasure trove worthy of

research. $495

675. $1 1963 FRN, Fr.1900-H*

Front of FRN—Back of Silver Certificate. A marvelous mule

featuring the reverse of a 1957 Silver Certificate while the face portrays the green seal and serials consistent with

the 1963 FRN design. Equally as impressive, this is a Star note. PCGS

Choice New 63PPQ. $165

676. $1 1963FRN, Fr.1900-B Front of FRN—Back of Silver Certificate. Identical to above on a regular note. PCGS Vy Ch New 64PPQ. $145

677. 50 million Year Old Fossilized Fish in

limestone slab. K. eocaena from Fossil Lake in Wyoming. Three options: Small (1 fossilized fish)

$45, Medium (3 fish) $65, Large (at least 5 fish) $95

678. Book: Middle Class to Millionaire. Ready to make your move from Middle Class to Millionaire?

Executive Currency’s, Frederick Bart, will guide you on your journey to acquire seven-figure wealth.

Perfect gift for new graduates, Father’s Day, or the person with average income, but above-average

motivation. $14.95 679. $1 & $2 Matched Digit Set. Both from 2003/03-

A series with identical four-digit serials! In oversized slab so you can enjoy both notes. PMG Gem

Uncirculated. $195 680. Five Consecutive: $1 & $2 Matched Digit Set: same as above. $495 681. $1 & $2 FRN Matched Digit Packs. Two packs, each containing 100 consecutive notes with

identical, four-digit serial numbers. You have better chances of hitting the lottery than ever assembling this set on your own. $3995

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BULK BARGAINS

682. $1 1935-57 Silver Certificates. 100 avg. circulated notes. $295 683. $2 1953/63 Legal Tenders. 100 avg. circulated notes. $595 684. $2 1976 Federal Reserve Notes. 100 avg. circulated notes. $295 685. $2 1976 First Day Cancellation—100 postmarked 4/13/76, Choice CU. $895 686. $5 1953/63 Legal Tenders. 100 avg. circulated notes. $895 687. Steel Corporation Stock Certificate + 1943 Steel Cent. Set of 10. $245

INTAGLIO IMPRESSIONS of ADOPTED or PROPOSED DESIGNS

PROOFS and INTAGLIO IMPRESSIONS are among the most highly coveted items in paper

money—unlike United States coinage, where proof strikings have been available annually, to the public, for nearly 150 years, paper money collectors never enjoyed the same opportunity; even the most common, the most basic of proofs command prices beginning at $5,000, with several approaching $100,000 at public auction. Despite abundant similarities, important differences exist between proofs and intaglio impressions.

Proofs are produced on an intaglio press before a design is released, commonly impressed into India paper on cardstock, in extremely limited numbers.

Intaglio impressions—such as those offered here—are printed from the same plates and inks on the same presses directly into cardstock after release.

Both are official products of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing; both offer a wonderful execution of the engraver’s design with each artistic detail flawlessly rendered and crisply impressed. Both proofs and intaglio impressions are printed on one side only (uniface) without identifying serial numbers; neither is negotiable.

Intaglio impressions offer a valuable addition to any collection or a worthy (and affordable) gift to a collector at any level. Only once before, in the 35 year history of our firm, did we have the privilege of bringing such important pieces to market. PCGS Currency has authenticated these as “Intaglio Impression from Original Printing Plate on BEP Card” and additionally graded each as Gem New 65PPQ or better, attesting to the pristine nature.

688. $1 1896 SC, “Educational”, Face and Back, pair; face is PCGS Superb 67PPQ…..$395 689. $1 1899 “Black Eagle” Front PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195

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690. $2 1886 SC, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$145 691. $2 1896 SC, “Educational” Face and Back, pair; PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$395 692. $5 1886 SC, “Silver Dollar Back”, Back, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$145 693. $5 1896 SC, “Educational”, Front and Back, pair; front is PCGS Superb Gem 66PPQ….$325 694. $5 1896 SC, “Educational”, Back, PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$175 695. $5 1897 SC, “Educational”, Unissued, Front, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195

696. $5 1899 SC ,“Chief” Front and Back, pair; face is PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$395 697. $5 1923 SC,“ Porthole” Front, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195 698. $10 1897 SC, “Educational”, Unissued, Front, PCGS Superb Gem 66PPQ….$145 699. $10 1899 SC, Unissued Front—very similar to Bison design, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$145 700. $500 1878 SC, “Sumner” Front + Back, pair, both are PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$395 701. $1000 1891 SC, “Marcy” Back; icon in US paper money, untouchable in issued form--last brought

$2,600,000. PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$195

702. $1 1874 USN Front with $1 1880 Back (near-identical), pair; PCGS Superb 67PPQ….$275 703. $1 1874 USN Front; PCGS Superb 67PPQ….$195 704. $1 1917 USN, Front and Back, pair; both PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$425 705. $1 1917 USN, Front; PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$175 706. $2 1917 USN, Front; PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195 707. $5 1907 USN, “Woodchopper”, Front, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$215 708. $1000 1875 USN, “Dewitt Clinton” Unissued Front (identical to 1878, except placement ‘series”

and Issued Back 1878, pair, back is PCGS Superb 68PPQ….$425

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709. $10,000 1878 USN, Front and Back, pair; see Fr. 189, both PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$425

710. $1 1890 TN, “Stanton” Face, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$215 711. $1 1899 TN, Unissued—looks like ‘Black Eagle’, Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$215 712. $2 1890 TN, “Ornate” Back, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$145 713. $5 1890 TN, “Ornate” Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 714. $10 1890 TN, “Ornate” Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 715. $20 1890 TN, “Marshall” Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$185 716. $50 1891 TN, “Seward” Face, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$195 717. $100 1890 TN, “Watermelon” Face and Back, pair, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$375 718. $100 1890 TN, “Watermelon” Face and Back, pair, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$325

719. $1000 1890 TN, “Grand Watermelon” Back, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$295

720. $10 1907 GC, Face and Back, pair, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$295

721. $20 1905 GC, “Technicolor” Face, PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$165 722. $100 1908 GC, Unissued, Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 723. $100 1908 GC, Unissued, Face, PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$125 724. $2 1918 FRBN, ”Battleship”, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$215 725. $10 1915-18 FRBN, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$175 726. $100 1918 FRBN, Unissued, Back, PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$195 727. $10 1923 FRN, Front; near-same Fr. 123/Poker Chip, PCGS Gem 66PPQ..$215 728. $20 1920’s FRN, Unissued, Face, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$145 729. $50 1914 FRN, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 730. $10,000 1918 FRN, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145

731. $5 NBN, ”First Charter”, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$135

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732. $5 NBN, ”First Charter”, Back, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$115 733. $5 1902 NBN, Ft Worth, Face + Back, pair, both PCGS Superb 67PPQ….$245 734. $10 1882-BB, NBN, West Chester, Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 735. $50 1902 NBN, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 736. $100 NBN, “First Charter”, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145

737. $100 1882 NBN, “Brown Back”, Back, PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ….$115 738. 5Cent FC,”2nd Issue” Face, PCGS Superb Gem New 67PPQ…$95 739. 50Cent FC,”5th Issue” Face, PCGS Superb Gem New 68PPQ…$95

740. $2 1860s White Mountain, “Santa Claus Note” Face, (1983) PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$145 741. $1 1870s Lord + Williams, Arizona Territory, Face (1983), PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$95 742. $3 1856 Tremont Bank, Boston Face (1982), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 743. $3 1860s Bank Ohio Valley, Cincinnati, Face (1980), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 744. $10 18__ Bank Commerce, Fernandina Face (1985), PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$95 745. $20 18__ Bank Pittsylvania, Chatham, Face (1989), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 746. $100 18__ Bank Lebanon, (NH), Face (1980), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 747. $5,000 18__ Canal Bank, New Orleans Face (1981), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95

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F. E. SPINNER ARCHIVE "On the recommendation of Secretary of the Treasury Salmon P. Chase, he (F. E. Spinner) was appointed by President Lincoln as Treasurer of the United States and served from March 16, 1861, until his resignation on July 1, 1875. He signed the different series of paper money in a singular handwriting, which he cultivated in order to prevent counterfeiting. His signature on the “greenbacks” of the United States was the most familiar autograph in the country. The flourishes are so immediately recognizable--simple autographs of F. E. Spinner are acquired immediately by anxious collectors. Cut signatures bring $100-250, while checks from Mohawk National Bank (signed by Spinner) fetch $250-500. Spinner proved such an important member of Lincoln's cabinet that his image appears on the Fifty Cent denomination, of the Third Issue of fractional currency, replacing George Washington on previous Issues and preceding Abraham Lincoln on future releases. Public auction sales fails to reveal even a single letter accomplished totally in Spinner's hand during the last decade. This irreplaceable, museum-worthy archive contains five (5) letters executed in their entirety by F. E. Spinner, showcasing his unique style of handwriting and signed by him. Each document was generated during Spinner's tenure as Treasurer of the United States, underscoring the importance of these relics. Each dates from 1868-1872 and is addressed to the Honorable Ezra Graves of Herkimer, NY. A full typewritten transcript of each letter is available upon request.

748. F. E. Spinner Archive of Five Handwritten Letters.....$2,495

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NUMISMATIC RELIC from the TITANIC DISASTER

Timeless Treasure: A Coveted Collectible from a Devastating Disaster

The fascination with the Titanic is not the romance of the survivors but, rather the tragedy of the victims.

Not only was it the greatest maritime disaster but, it continues to evoke emotion and stir the collective soul of humanity to the present day. Her story is still told in movies, books, documentaries, traveling exhibits and permanent museums.

This 1906-O Barber half-dollar belonged to Titanic victim John W. Gill. It was recovered from the trouser pockets on his corpse. The provenance is beyond question and the origin irrefutable. Even the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) which understandably takes an ultra-cautionary approach before endorsing a pedigree and imprinting it on the “slab” concurs with the origin. The Gill archive continues unchallenged as the best documented artifacts recovered from the disaster. Any piece linked to Gill creates a stir, as the authenticity is beyond reproach.

An Epic Love Story

Gill was a Second Class passenger on the RMS Titanic. The 24-year-old planned to sail to America to

begin a new life with his wife and father-in- law. At the last moment, his wife and her father decided to remain in England to sell the father’s business.

John and his wife, Sarah, were married on Valentine’s Day, 1912--only two months before the tragedy. After she learned of his death, Sarah fell into a state of shock and was unable to speak for more than twenty years. She resumed talking only after falling down a flight of stairs. The pain evoked by viewing her late-husband’s belongings caused her to sequester them in a drawer. Sarah never remarried. Provenance: Nova Scotia to Now

Mr. Gill's possessions were carefully inventoried by a provincial secretary in Nova Scotia. The items were placed inside a canvas bag stamped 155, corresponding to the order in which his body was recovered. The bag now serves as the centerpiece of the exhibit at the Titanic Museum.

Among the items were his pocket watch; the hands of which froze three minutes after the Titanic fell beneath the ocean surface. In addition to this half dollar, a folding comb, and a ring was returned to Sarah.

Everything remained inside the bag until 2002, when auctioned by Henry Aldridge of England; the holdings brought a staggering amount. So much so, that the assemblage was later broken into individual lots so that more collectors could afford the items. The Barber half was featured on the cover of the catalog.

That this coin survived the disaster on April 15, 1912, while Gill himself didn't, offers a poignant reminder of the frailty of human life. This silver disk endured the frigid saltwater of the north Atlantic, which was inhospitable to human life, even for a brief period.

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NUMISMATIC RELIC from the TITANIC DISASTER

Timeless Treasure: A Coveted Collectible from a Devastating Disaster

The fascination with the Titanic is not the romance of the survivors but, rather the tragedy of the victims.

Not only was it the greatest maritime disaster but, it continues to evoke emotion and stir the collective soul of humanity to the present day. Her story is still told in movies, books, documentaries, traveling exhibits and permanent museums.

This 1906-O Barber half-dollar belonged to Titanic victim John W. Gill. It was recovered from the trouser pockets on his corpse. The provenance is beyond question and the origin irrefutable. Even the Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) which understandably takes an ultra-cautionary approach before endorsing a pedigree and imprinting it on the “slab” concurs with the origin. The Gill archive continues unchallenged as the best documented artifacts recovered from the disaster. Any piece linked to Gill creates a stir, as the authenticity is beyond reproach.

An Epic Love Story

Gill was a Second Class passenger on the RMS Titanic. The 24-year-old planned to sail to America to

begin a new life with his wife and father-in- law. At the last moment, his wife and her father decided to remain in England to sell the father’s business.

John and his wife, Sarah, were married on Valentine’s Day, 1912--only two months before the tragedy. After she learned of his death, Sarah fell into a state of shock and was unable to speak for more than twenty years. She resumed talking only after falling down a flight of stairs. The pain evoked by viewing her late-husband’s belongings caused her to sequester them in a drawer. Sarah never remarried. Provenance: Nova Scotia to Now

Mr. Gill's possessions were carefully inventoried by a provincial secretary in Nova Scotia. The items were placed inside a canvas bag stamped 155, corresponding to the order in which his body was recovered. The bag now serves as the centerpiece of the exhibit at the Titanic Museum.

Among the items were his pocket watch; the hands of which froze three minutes after the Titanic fell beneath the ocean surface. In addition to this half dollar, a folding comb, and a ring was returned to Sarah.

Everything remained inside the bag until 2002, when auctioned by Henry Aldridge of England; the holdings brought a staggering amount. So much so, that the assemblage was later broken into individual lots so that more collectors could afford the items. The Barber half was featured on the cover of the catalog.

That this coin survived the disaster on April 15, 1912, while Gill himself didn't, offers a poignant reminder of the frailty of human life. This silver disk endured the frigid saltwater of the north Atlantic, which was inhospitable to human life, even for a brief period.

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Not merely a numismatic link to the greatest maritime disaster in history, but a tangible relic of a young couple’s promising future, which crashed to the ocean floor along with the vessel, touted as being “unsinkable.”

Accompanied by three letters related to the loss

of John Gill in the Titanic disaster, consisting of a letter from his widow Sarah Gill's attorneys, a letter from the White Star Line, and a carbon copy of the law firm's response. The first letter from attorneys O'Donoghue & Forbes (21 Dec 1915) states "We are acting for Mrs. Sarah Gill...whose husband drowned in the 'Titanic'...at present receiving an annuity out of Bishop Exeter's fund. We notice....that your Line has agreed to pay L 128,000 in settlement of all claims...kindly let us hear what part of this settlement will be allocated to our client." The second letter, written by the White Star Line, forwards the claim to their attorneys Mssrs. Hill, Dickinson & Co. The final is the retained carbon copy of the White Star Line's legal firm to Sarah Gill's attorneys delivers disappointing news: "The reference...to a settlement is with regards to certain proceedings in America...but, we have no information of your client being party to the American Proceedings." These documents were part of the original Gill archive, the best preserved and documented artifacts relating to the maritime disaster.

Comprehensive The central piece in this museum-worthy assemblage remains the unparalleled 1906-O Barber half

dollar certified by NGC as originating from the corpse of John W. Gill. However, this archive contains a treasure trove of information: an original auction catalog, copies of correspondence be-tween Sarah Gill, the newlywed widow, and the White Star Line which disavowed any liability, additional letters from the Provincial Secretary in Nova Scotia, etc. The next curator is annexing far more than a coin, that person is receiving an irreplaceable link to a history-defining moment. For the Deserving

At a certain point, success is no longer measured in dollars, but rather by the prestige and privilege to acquire trophies beyond the imagination of most collectors; a rare collision of fantasy and reality. An opportunity to reward oneself for a lifetime of hard work.

749. Despite the coin’s million-dollar history it is priced equitably. $89,500


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1943 BRONZE LINCOLN CENT and the 1944 STEEL LINCOLN CENT

"Trophies of the highest caliber" Every collector creates a mental checklist of fantasy items--trophies so rare that despite the financial success of the individual, obtaining one carries far greater value than the money spent to acquire it. The realization of the fantasy dwarfs the cost of ownership. Among those who aspire to possess the finest in United States numismatics, a genuine example of the fabled

1943 “COPPER” or “BRONZE” PENNY

often rests alone at the apex of the pinnacle; a single tier below that is the

1944 “STEEL” or “ZINC” PENNY

1943 COPPER or BRONZE CENT A rarity of the highest caliber, with unequivocal authentication. Less than a dozen examples are believed known, with six from the San Francisco mint, and a lone example bearing a “D” mintmark (presumed) intentionally struck under clandestine circumstances. It appeared in the estate of a woman who dated John R. Sinnock—Chief Engraver for the United Sates Mint in the 1940s—when both lived in the small community of North Tonawanda NY. The museum-worthy showpiece offered herein demonstrates pleasing golden-brown surfaces interrupted by “test cuts.” As the 1943 Copper cent became an immediate sensation upon discovery—and today holds the lofty position of number 8 out of the top 100 coins—crooks immediately began to attempt to capitalize with nefarious methods designed to fool the collecting community. Among the earliest methods was also the most easily detectable. Plating a normal 1943 steel cent with copper produced a visually compelling fake. As very few people had access to equipment to perform specific gravity tests and many were unaware that only steel (not copper) sticks to a magnet, a pocket knife became the diagnostic tool of choice. Cutting deeply into the coin would reveal the inner core—whether of copper or bronze origin.

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1943 1C -- Struck on a Copper Planchet -- PCGS Genuine. The present piece can best be described as having the details of EXTREMELY FINE, which has been scratched. Scratches are present above LIBERTY, near the T in CENT, and beneath the IBU in PLURIBUS, but the most noticeable mark is a deep horizontal test scratch from Lincoln's cheek to the back of his head. These marks were undoubtedly made by an incredulous finder expecting to uncover the steel interior usual for a 1943 cent. The golden-brown surfaces also have a trivial rim nick at 2:30 on each side. Accompanying the lot is a 1970s vintage Fort Wayne, Indiana, newspaper feature story on the present cent, and a May 10, 1982, Professional Numismatics Guild certificate of title. The “test marks” have long permitted accurate identification of this particular specimen. Such marks can be professionally smoothed and the coin re-slabbed, should a future owner desire. However, we find the cuts to lend a unique character to the coin and a reflection of days before third party grading (or the knowledge of a magnet) would have yielded the correct diagnosis without disturbing the surface.

1944 STEEL or ZINC CENT

“The story behind the creation of the 1943 copper cents has been told and retold in numismatic circles since the discovery specimen was reported in the June, 1947 edition of The Numismatist. Leftover copper blanks from 1942 found their way into the coinage presses and were struck with 1943-dated dies. Recent years have also seen heightened public interest in these pieces, with national coverage often resulting in temporary elation and dashed hopes. Less well known among the non-collecting public are the equally as fascinating 1944 steel cents.The 1944 steel cents probably owe their existence to a few leftover steel planchets that were accidentally struck early in the year. Rather than waste the numerous steel planchets that remained unused at the end of 1943, the Philadelphia Mint pressed them into service the following year to produce 25 million two franc coins for liberated Belgium. Given the poor quality control that characterized the wartime Philadelphia Mint, it is not beyond the realm of possibility that some of these planchets found their way into a tote filled with cent planchets. Once struck, most of these coins were probably released in original mint-sewn bags.Richard Fenton discovered the first 1944 steel cent in circulation in 1945. Another example was reported in 1959 by W. H. Smith of Fayetteville, Ohio. In his 1996 book The Complete Guide to Lincoln Cents, David W. Lange gives an estimate of the number of 1944 steel cents confirmed as genuine: 27 P-mint examples; seven (perhaps as high as 10) D-mint examples; and a single S-mint coin. The Philadelphia and Denver coins are less rare than their 1943 copper counterparts, but the 1944-S steel cent is the rarest of the 1943-1944 off-metal error cents.The finest known P-mint steel cent was once the property of Chief Engraver John R. Sinnock, designer of the Roosevelt dime and Franklin half dollar. He passed this coin, as well as a 1943 copper cent that he had also acquired, to an anonymous female acquaintance, who in turn sold both examples to dealer William Grichin. The coins then passed through the hands of Harry J. Forman and John J. Ford.” (From HA.com, lot 5492, February, 2001 Long Beach Signature Sale)

1944 1C -- Struck on a Steel Planchet -- PCGS Genuine. The present piece can best be described as having the details of EXTREMELY FINE, which has received some environmental damage. Still, the lightly granular surfaces are entirely consistent with original circulated steel cents. The weight of 2.7 grams, as reported on the PCGS insert, is precisely identical to the standard weight for the steel cents from the previous year.

PRICING and the PRIVILEGE of OWNERSHIP:

Clearly a landmark opportunity for a collector who has already enjoyed tremendous success in other arenas and is now ready to simultaneously fulfill a childhood dream and catapult his or her collection into the stratosphere. Extensive research suggests that examples of these two iconic errors have never been offered together publicly.

750. This pair is being offered for your consideration at $895,000. Call Fred Bart @ 1-586-979-3400.

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MUSEUM WORTHY SELECTION OF SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBERED BANKNOTES

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Forward to our Special Serial Numbered Notes

Summer 2017

Our larger office in Roseville, MI handles all types of paper money except fancy serial numbered banknotes. Our Duluth, MN office headed by Mike Abramson has bought, sold or consigned in excess of $20,000,000 of this specialized material since he published his first large retail price list in 1998. A few comments worth considering from Mike: “I'm not big on making predictions and I'm not smart enough to be certain where prices are headed on fancy serial numbers. I never have been. In the last six months I've sold more inventory than in the previous eighteen months. Fancy serial number inventory went from $450,000 down to $35,000 from September 2016 to March 2017. Prices for many types of fancy serial numbers have experienced a drop of 30 to 50% from their peak levels more than a decade ago. In my opinion not only has the bottoming out process ended but price increases are now a reality. For the first time in thirteen years, I've never felt like I do today. It is my opinion that it will cost considerably more to buy fancy serial numbered notes in the future than what you will pay for them today. Let me explain: It only takes two or three individuals who love fancy serial numbers, (who have significant buying power) to move the prices up for most all types of fancy numbers. John Whitney Walter, the buyer for The Taylor Family Collection, James W. Billy Key and Mel Wilmore and three others each had a real impact on moving prices upward from 1988 to 2004. These individuals bought up over $12,000,000 worth of serial numbers like 00000001, 11111111, 88888888, 99999999, 12345678, et al…at ever rising prices. During that time period I had as many as three individuals each month shipping me fancy serial numbers from US money center banks and/or armored car companies. As of early 2011, every domestic supplier that I once had is now "out of business". With the top five domestic banks buying up hundreds of smaller banks in the past two decades, the ability of bank employees to pull out a serial number like 11111111 or 87654321 is simply gone. All have been barred by the employers from buying fancy serial numbered notes. It's now been six years since I've had a supplier here in the US. The few newly produced fancy serial numbered notes I can buy now, come from overseas, where the vast of the total dollar value of us paper money is shipped. Several new well-heeled buyers have come into the market seeking fancy serial numbers in the past eight months. The dispersal of the Walter, Taylor, Key and Wilmore collections is fully complete. Last year four collectors decided to sell me their collections. Over 95% of those purchases sold out within 30 days. Over the past few months, I have approached several long time clients to see if they would consider selling their collections to Executive Currency and all declined. Most collectors of this material, simply aren’t interested in selling their holders. But….there are many fancy serial numbered notes included in this catalog that are on consignment from long time clients. I am simply thrilled to be able to offer several pieces that are impossible to replace. Just look at the photos on the previous and following pages! The bottom line is this: While I can offer no guaranty that prices will go up for special serial numbered banknotes, this is the first time in thirteen years that I feel prices for this material are now at the most attractive level it has been for a long, long time.”

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SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBERED BANKNOTES – ULTRA LOW SERIAL NUMBERS

THE KING OF SMALL SIZE U.S. CURRENCY

The first pack of $100 1966 Legal Tender Notes were found by Phil Lampkin likely sometime between 1968 and 1972 in Puerto Rico. He subsequently called Amon Carter, Jr., then President of American Airlines, who helped Lampkin acquire this intact pack. Amon kept the #00000005 and #00000001 note for his personal collection. When the Carter estate was disbursed in the mid 1980’s John Rowe sold the #00000001 to Jack H. Fisher for the unheard of price of $6,000, who illustrated this note in several articles he wrote in Coin World and Bank Note Reporter in the 1980’s. When Jack passed away in the early 2000s, the note was subsequently acquired by John Whitney Walter in 2004 for $195,000….which at the time, we believe the highest price ever paid for a small size United States Banknote. We are of the opinion that this is the single most valuable piece of small size U.S. Paper Money. There are only two others that we consider in the same league: The $10 1933 Silver Certificate A00000001A (which we sold for $18,000 to the current owners in the late 1980s) and is currently not for sale, and the $500 1934 Federal Reserve Note J00000001* which was offered for sale in 2010 for $295,000. The note has never been encapsulized and remains in its natural state. We believe the note might grade between 55 and 64 if submitted to PCGS or PMG. We would of course be pleased to have this note graded by either service at no charge to you. 801. The King of Small Size U.S. Paper Money is offered to you at $395,000. Call/Text 1-218-310-0090 or [email protected] for inquiries or orders for items 801. through 896.

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802. UNPRECIDENTED SET OF S/N 00000001 STAR NOTES offered at $25,000 X 12 = $300,000

803. SPECTACULAR SET OF 12 S/N 00000002 STAR NOTES offered at $12,000 X 12 = $144,000

Both the $2 2003 A00000001* - L00000001* and the A00000002* - L00000002* come housed in their original dark green hard bound book as issued by the Bureau of Engraving & Printing.

WONDERFUL MATCHED DISTRICT SET OF 1950 I - A SERIAL #00000001 NOTES

$5 1950 FRN I 00000001A PMG 58 PPQ $10 1950 FRN I 00000001A PMG 58 PPQ $20 1950 FRN I 00000001A PMG 63 PPQ

804. The trio is priced at $30,000 Call/Text 1-218-310-0090 or [email protected] for inquiries or orders for items 801. through 896.

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805. $1 1981 FRN E00000001G graded PMG 25 is priced at $3000.

806. $20 1996 FRN AF00000001J PMG 20 Net, 1 of 4 serial #1’s known 1996 $20 notes $3500

807. Perhaps 95% of serial #00000002 notes from 1974 to 2009 were removed from their respective packs by the Bureau of Engraving and Printing for quality control purposes. They were replaced by random serial number star notes, not serial #2 star notes. This $2 1977A H00000002D was graded PMG 64 PPQ. It is priced at $1500. Call 1-218-310-0090 to reserve.

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The $1 1934 Silver Certificate Rollover set A99999999A/A100000000A/B00000001A was listed for sale in October 2015 for sale by its owner at $85,000. 808. The $1 1934 SC B00000002A is available here at $4000 and 809. B00000003A is yours for $3000. Both are graded PMG 64 PPQ. 810. The notation on the back of this note states it was cut from an uncut sheet. The only district released for general circulation for the 1995 series was the F district, making this note a true prize. It has a tiny corner tip fold, that in our opinion, if removed from its holder could very likely be removed. It has been graded PMG 58 EPQ but looks like a 66. Priced at $2500

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All four notes graded PMG 65 EPQ. Pair above 811. or below 812. is priced at $2800/2 notes.

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813. 1950’s era notes are multiples rarer than their counterparts from series 1963 to 1995. There are two main reasons for this: 1) The quantity of notes printed in the 1950 – 1950E design is a small fraction of the redesigned 1963 – 1995 era notes and 2) Very few collectors pursued fancy serial numbers before the 1960s and very few special serial numbers were ever pulled.

$10 1950 FRN D00000007A PMG 65 EPQ & $20 1950 FRNs D00000007A PMG 65 EPQ

$2800 for the pair

814. $1 1928 Legal Tender A00001780A PMG 65 EPQ Gem Uncirculated $750 Page 95

815. PROHIBITIVELY RARE PROGRESSIVE S/N # SET OF $1 1899 BLACK EAGLES $18,000 YES WE CAN LOCATE A SERIAL #1 & A SERIAL #100,000,000 TO COMPLETE THIS RUN

58PPQ 65PPQ 63PPQ 63PPQ 63PPQ

66PPQ 58PPQ

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SEVEN NOTE PROGRESSIVE SERIAL NUMBER SETS. ALL NOTES AT LEAST CHOICE UNCIRCULATED.

YOUR CHOICE $600 SET 816.

817.

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SOLID SERIAL NUMBERED NOTES

819. $1 1917 Legal Tender S/N R11111A PCGS 65PPQ $2200

820. 1 of 12 Known $1 1934 Solid S/N’s: F11111111A PMG 64 EPQ $8000

821. $1 2006 FRN F11111111S PCGS 67 PPQ $2200. SEE NEXT PAGE FOR GREAT PARTNERS

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822. DELIGHTFUL

PCGS 63 PPQ to 67 PPQ

SET OF 8 NOTES

$700 THE IDEAL MATCH TO

THE $1 FRN #11111111 ON

THE PRIOR PAGE

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823. $5 2013 FRN ML11111111G PCGS 64 PPQ $1900

824. $1 2009 FRN L22222222J PCGS 66 PPQ $1650

825. $1 1999 FRN L22222222N PCGS 64 PPQ $1450

Call/Text 1-218-310-0090 or [email protected] for inquiries or orders for items 801. through 896.

A monthly payment plan may be available to you on larger purchases Page 100

826. PCGS 64 PPQ. Beautiful small head 1995 $5 FRN solid I22222222A serial #. $1600

827. $20 1985 FRN B22222222L PCGS 63 PPQ SOLID 2’s ON THE #2 DISTRICT $2100

828. $20 2013 FRN MA22222222D GEM $1500….or 829. THE 10 NOTE SET FOR $2100 830. $20 2013 FRN MA22222202D to MA22222292D NINE NOTE SET $450

SEE NEXT PAGE FOR PHOTOS OF THIS GROUP

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830. 831. see previous page for pricing

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THE ONLY KNOWN LARGE SIZE US LT $5 NOTE WITH SERIAL #33333333

ONLY 11 LARGE SIZE $5 NOTES WITH EIGHT DIGIT SOLID SERIAL NUMBERS ARE KNOWN: Fr. 88 $5 1907 LT E99999999A Unc Fr. 91 $5 1907 LT M22222222 Unc Fr. 91 $5 1907 LT M33333333 Unc Fr. 275 $5 1899 SC E55555555 (offered in this catalog) Fr. 280 $5 1899 SC N11111111 Unc Fr. 727 $5 1914 FRN G11111111A Circ Fr. 846 $5 1914 FRN A33333333A Unc Fr. 852 $5 1914 FRN C11111111A Circ Fr. 871a $5 1914 FRN G99999999A Unc Fr. 871a $5 1914 FRN G44444444B Circ Fr. 891a $5 1914 FRN L77777777A Unc 832. One of only three red seal $5 eight digit solid serial numbered known. This ultra rarity has been graded PCGS 62 PPQ and is as fresh as the day it was printed. I last sold this note in 2004 for $20,000. It was last publically auction at the FUN show in January 2010 where it realized $11,500. It is offered today at $18,000.

833. $1 1963A FRN E33333333A PMG 63EPQ $1575 Page 103

834.

$20 nine note set MF33333303 to MF33333393H

$450

835. $20 nine note set

MF33333330 to MF33333339H

$695

833. $5 2013 FRN MF33333333D PCGS 64 PPQ $1300

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836.

$1 1957 SC Z44444444A

PCGS 64 PPQ $1950

837.

$1 1957B SC U44444444A

PCGS 64 PPQ $1950

838.

$1 1995 FRN J44444444S

PCGS 66 PPQ $1500


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839. Small Head Solid fives are tougher to find. $5 1995 FRN B44444444C PCGS 65PPQ $1350

840. $5 2013 FRN MB44444444C Gem CU PCGS 65 PPQ $1300

841. $10 2003 FRN DE44444444A Superb Gem CU PMG 67 EPQ $1800 Call/Text 1-218-310-0090 or [email protected] for inquiries or orders for items 801. through 896.

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The Single Most Desirable Large Size Eight Digit Solid Serial Number Banknote

SOLID SERIAL NUMBER 55555555 on a FIVE DOLLAR BILL WITH THE #5 “E” PREFIX

With the help of Martin Gengerke, Peter Huntoon, Jamie Yakes, Billy Baeder, Sandy Bashover and my own research we find that the total population of eleven known digit large size $5 notes extant is limited to this census: Fr. 88 $5 1907 LT E99999999A Fr. 91 $5 1907 LT M22222222 Fr. 91 $5 1907 LT M33333333 (offered in this catalog) Fr. 275 $5 1899 SC E55555555 (offered here) Fr. 280 $5 1899 SC N11111111 Fr. 727 $5 1914 FRN G11111111A circ Fr. 846 $5 1914 FRN A33333333A Fr. 852 $5 1914 FRN C11111111A circ Fr. 871a $5 1914 FRN G99999999A Fr. 871a $5 1914 FRN G44444444B circ Fr. 891a $5 1914 FRN L77777777A One of the crown jewels of the John Whitney Walter Collection. It was lot #104 in his historical sale held on October 16, 2004 where it realized $40,250. I was fortunate to offer it again for sale in the Executive Currency Fall 2011 catalog with the very reasonable asking price of $50,000. It was gone the first week the catalog hit the streets. The note is in its original state having never been slabbed by a grading service. It was last described by Lyn Knight in the John Whitney Walter auction catalog: “This note is totally fresh and original and it has wonderful centering. It would be difficult for me to believe a better Chief could be possible for the quality and this incredible serial number. Choice CU.” The note has never been encapsulized and remains in its natural state. We believe the note might grade between 55 and 64 if submitted to PCGS or PMG. We would of course be pleased to have this note graded by either service at no charge to you. 842. The single most desirable solid serial numbered U.S. Banknote is offered today at $88,000

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843. $1 1969D FRN H55555555A PCGS 64 PPQ $1500 Looks more like a 65 or a 66

844. Multiples rarer than 1963-1995 design. $10 1950B FRN D55555555B PMG 64 EPQ $2400.

845. $20 2013 FRN MG55555555E PCGS 67 PPQ Superb Gem New Amazing embossing $1800

See next page for companion pieces: MG55555550 – 59E and MG55555505 – 95E

Call/Text 1-218-310-0090 or [email protected] for inquiries or orders for items 801. through 896. Page 108

846. $20 nine note set MG55555505 to MG55555595E $450 847. $20 nine note set MG55555550 to MG55555559E $695


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848. Just about as nice as they come. $1 2013 FRN L66666666C PMG 66 EPQ $1650

849. $1 1999 FRN B66666666G PMG 65 EPQ $1600

850. $1 2003 FRN C66666666E PCGGS 65 PPQ $1600


851. Gem Uncirculated $5 2009 FRN JG66666666A PMG 66 EPQ. Beautifully centered. $1500

852. Rarest small size solid serial # note in this catalog. $50 solid sixes PMG 66 EPQ $4800

853. PCGS 58 Very choice about new. $100 soild 6’s. $3200


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854. $1 2001 FRN C88888888E PCGS 65 PPQ $3900 855. $1 2001 FRN C88888880E to C88888889E raw gems set of nine $750

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856. $1 1957 SC X99999999A PCGS 64 PPQ $8900

857. $1 1935A SC R99999999B centered like a 65, graded PCGS 63 PPQ $8500

858. $1 1935E Silver Certificate with huge margins I99999999H, graded PCGS 64 $8500

A monthly payment plan may be available to you on larger purchases.


GEM UNCIRCULATED $5 1934SC SILVER CERTIFICATE L99999999A

According to the census compiled by our friend Billy Baeder at USARare, he finds that only these eighteen $5 Solid Serial Numbered Notes can be documented, some of them in circulated condition. $5 1934 SC A99999999A $5 1953 SC C11111111A $5 1934 SC C22222222A $5 1953 SC A99999999A $5 1934 SC C33333333A $5 1953 SC B88888888A $5 1934 SC C99999999A $5 1953A SC D44444444A $5 1934A SC I 99999999A $5 1953A SC E99999999A $5 1934C SC L99999999A $5 1953A SC F66666666A $5 1934C SC M88888888A $5 1953B SC S77777777A $5 1934C SC N22222222A $5 1934D SC S77777777A Billy Baeder’s research found 183 solid serial numbered small size $1 Silver Certificates have surfaced as of the end of 2014. Simple math suggests then that small size $5 Silver Certificate solid serial numbers are more than 10 times rarer than their $1 Silver Certificate counterparts. We have sold multiple $1 Silver Certificates with serial #99999999 over the years at prices between $7000 and $18,000 per note. 859. This spectacular $5 1934C Silver Certificate, graded PCGS 65 PPQ is priced at $15,500. We expect multiple calls for this wonderful note. Call/Text 1-218-310-0090 or [email protected] for inquiries or orders for items 801. through 896.

WE ARE AGGRESSIVE BUYING SERIAL #s 11111111, 77777777, 88888888, 99999999, 100,000,000, 12345678 and OTHERS. PLEASE OFFER WHAT YOU HAVE.

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860. MATCHED TRIO OF GEM SOLID S/N #00000000 BANKNOTES $21,000 set PCGS 68 PPQ Finest known by two grades for all 1934D $5 FRNs

PCGS 66 PPQ Tied for finest known for all $10 1934D FRNs PCGS 66 PPQ Finest known by two grades For all $20 1934D FRNs

There are three pieces in this set (not six). The backs of each note look like regular issue banknotes. Do not confuse this trio with the more common serial #23456789 specimens that surfaced over the past decade. Serial #00000000 are far more desirable and much more difficult to locate. Truly this set will be a centerpiece of even most advanced collection of small size U.S. banknotes.

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861. Tough to locate serial number $1 1934 SC D099999999A PMG 64 $2000

862. Another in demand serial number. $1 1969D FRN H799999999A PMG 64 EPQ $1500

863. A killer note: $2 1899 Silver Certificate serial #8 Million PMG 64 EPQ $3500 Page 116

LADDER SERIAL NUMBERED NOTES The USA Rare census shows only seven serial #12345678 Silver Certs are documented.

864. $1 1957 SC L12345678A PCGS 65 PPQ $5500

865. $1 1957A SC I 12345678A PCGS 58 PPQ $4000

866. $1 2003A FRN I 12345678A PCGS 66 PPQ $1650 Page 117

SUPER REPEATER SERIAL NUMBERED NOTES

867. $1 1985 H09090909B $200 Gem CU

868. $1 1981 H08080808A $350 Choice CU

869. $1 1981A H07070707B $200 Choice CU

870. $1 1977 H06060606B $200 Gem CU

871. $1 1974 H05050505C $200 Gem CU

872. $1 1999 F04040404S $200 Gem CU

873. $1 1999 K03030303H $200 Gem CU

874. $1 1999 B02020202P $350 Gem CU

875. $1 1977A H01010101D $300 Choice CU

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Dear Collector, Heir, or Executor: If paper money no longer holds the fascination that it once did and you are considering selling—or if you are charged with selling a collection on behalf of someone else—permit us to place your material into the hands of a new generation of enthusiastic collectors. We understand that decisions are not made lightly. Hence we will discuss the route that best suits your circumstances and maximizes your financial return. Please realize that in addition to United States paper money, our firm also handles all United States coinage form 1794-present. Outside consultants are utilized for areas such as historical autographs, fine art, stamps, and numismatics from other countries allowing us to handle nearly every estate. Some of the venues that we offer: Outright purchase: our firm has spent $1,000,000s on individual collections. Immediate funds are available. Many poorly capitalized dealers wait to pay clients until after they’ve sold an item. Our firm pays promptly via bank wire or certified funds—whichever you prefer. Private treaty: our firm has brokered single collections up to $10,000,000 at one time. Arrange auction consignment: our firm has handled more than $50,000,000 in auction consignments on behalf of our clients. This includes single sales between $3,650,000 and $9,200,000—plus countless collections in the $100,000 to $1,000,000 range. There are more factors to consider when negotiating auction terms than most people can imagine. To the inexperienced, the process can be extremely intimidating and less rewarding than when negotiated by experts. In fact, if we can’t deliver a better overall package than the auction company offers, our services are free. When the time comes to discuss distributing your holdings, we welcome the privilege of assisting you. Please call or text Frederick Bart at 586.979.3400 or [email protected] for a confidential analysis.

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Executive Watercolors We are diversifying our portfolio of offerings to the clients we serve. Starting with the Summer 2017 edition of the Executive Currency catalog we are featuring ORIGINAL WATERCOLORS by world famous artists. These wonderful pieces are NOT PRINTS, but rather the stunning originals created by the artist. Cheryl and I own nearly a dozen pieces created by John Salminen and Cheng-Khee Chee, where they are displayed in our home in Duluth, Minnesota. Thanks for considering these spectacular works of art………. Mike Abramson 1-218-310-0090 [email protected]

John T. Salminen NWS, AWS.DF

John is a signature member of numerous art societies, including the American Watercolor Society, the National Watercolor Society, The Watercolor USA Honor Society, the Transparent Watercolor Society of America, Allied Artist and Watercolor West. He has been honored with Master Status in TWSA and inclusion in the American Watercolor Society’s Dolphin Fellowship. He is an honorary member of the Jiangsu Watercolor Research Institute in China. John is the first American ever to be awarded membership in the Australian Watercolour Institute.

He has won more than 230 awards in national and international exhibitions, including the AWS Gold Medal two times, the Silver Star First Place Award in the National Watercolor Society Exhibition two times and the Transparent Watercolor Society of America first place award three times. He was awarded the Silver Medal With Honor by Allied Artists in 2009 and the Gold Medal of Honor in 2011 and was honored to receive the Shanghai Zhoujiajiao International Biennial Award in 2010 and the Thailand Ministry of Culture and the Arts Award in 2014. John has been an invited artist in thirty-five international watercolor exhibitions and in several small group exhibitions in China, Taiwan, Thailand, Russia, Singapore, Mexico, Italy, Turkey, Belgium and Australia. His work is included in many museum and private collections around the world, including the Asian Museum of Watercolor Art, the Guanhua Watercolor Art Gallery and Museum and the Armenian Art Museum as well as in numerous private and corporate collections throughout the United States. John has served as juror and/or judge of over 65 national and international exhibitions, including the American Watercolor Society

Exhibition, the National Watercolor Society Exhibition, the International Watercolor Society and the Shenzhen Biennial. He was a Judge of Awards for the Annual Competition of the Artist’s Magazine and Watercolor Magic. John’s work has been featured over eighty times in national and international magazines including The Artist, American Artist, Watercolor, Watercolor Artist, Artist’s Magazine, American Art Collector, Southwest Art, L’Art de L’Aquarelle and the Chinese Watercolor Journal. He has been featured in 32 major books, including the French book L’Art de L’Aquarelle - Le Livre, the Chinese book Inspirations: Secrets from Contemporary International Watercolor Masters, Art Journey America, Landscape and the Russian book Masters of Watercolor. He’s listed in Who’s Who in American Art and Who’s Who in America.

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ORIGINAL WATERCOLOR PAINTING JOHN SALMINEN, AWS, Dolphin Fellow, Board Member, NWS, TWSA MS

876. Amsterdam Café - 25” width X 25” height $5900

Shipped fully insured. Ask if you qualify for free custom framing.

Contact Mike Abramson at 218-310-0090 or [email protected] to reserve this painting

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878. Bryant Park Kiosk – Massive size 36” width X 35” height $8500



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