Lot 345
Fr. 268 $5 1896 Silver
Certificate, "Educational Note", Choice Very Fine. A very pretty note that
looks Extra Fine on the face, but the back has just a little too much soil
along the folds. Acquired by the consignor as Extra Fine.
Estimated Value
$1,400-1,800.
Lot 346
Fr. 279 $5 1899 Silver
Certificate, "Chief", Extra Fine. A lovely "Chief" with super deep colors
and highly original. Acquired by the consignor as Almost Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $600-800.
Lot 347
Fr. 282 $5 1923 Silver
Certificate, "Porthole", Very Fine. Very attractive "Porthole" with no
major problems.
Estimated Value $550-750.
Lot 348
Fr. 302 $10 1908 Silver
Certificate, Fine. A nice lower grade specimen of the famous "Tombstone"
note. Acquired by the consignor as Very Fine to Extra Fine.
Estimated Value
$250-350.
Lot 349
Fr. 321 $20 1891 Silver
Certificate, Very Fine. Fresh and original in every way; this note features
Daniel Manning who was Secretary of the Treasury. Some very light soiling on
the reverse. While the front of the note had full margins, the back has no top
margin.
Estimated Value $800-1,200.
Lot 350
Fr. 351 $1 1891 Coin Note,
Choice Uncirculated. Perfect colors, super surfaces that are totally
original with deep embossing.
Estimated Value $600-700.
Lot 351
Fr. 357 $2 1891 Coin Note,
Autographed by U.S. Treasurer D.N. Morgan, Choice Uncirculated. D.N. Morgan
autographed this note just to the right of the large "2". "D.N. Morgan Treas.
U.S. 1893.1897." Autographed incriptions on Coin Notes are very scarce and
while Morgan was a prolific autographer, one does not see too many on Coin
Notes.
Estimated Value $1,300-1,800.
Lot 352
Fr. 363 $5 1896 Coin Note,
Uncirculated. A nice, unmolested example with bright colors and nice paper
surfaces.
Estimated Value $750-1,100.
Lot 353
Fr. 364 $5 1891 Coin Note,
Choice Uncirculated. Original surfaces and its full color combine to make
this an extremely attractive note. Only the slightly tight margins prevent this
note from being called a full Gem.
Estimated Value $1,300-1,600.
Lot 354
New York, West Troy - $1
Original Series, Fr. 380 The NB of, Ch.# 1265. Scarce note from Albany
County. The bank was originally chartered in 1865 and in 1905 it changed title
to National Bank of Watervliet. Only 5 notes are reported to Kelly. Very Good
with strong pen signatures.
Estimated Value $150-300.
Lot 355
Idaho, Payette - $10 1882
Value Back Fr. 577 The First NB Ch.# (P)5906. Only two banks in Idaho
issued Value Backs and out of the seven or so notes reported on this bank, we
are lucky enough to have two Value Backs. This Value Back is one of only two
$10's that we can locate from this bank. Good.
Estimated Value
$1,000-1,500.
Lot 356
Idaho, Payette - $20 1882
Value Back Fr. 581 The First NB Ch.# (P) 5906. This note, like the previous
lot is reportedly UNIQUE for type and denomination. Very Good with a
close bottom margin.
Estimated Value $2,000-2,500.
Lot 357
Idaho, Nampa - $5 1902
Plain Back Fr. 601 The First NB Ch.# (P) 8370. Very rare town with only two
banks and we are lucky to have one note from each of them. The only time a note
was offered in auction from this bank was in 1972! Only three notes are shown
in Kelly.
Estimated Value $750-1,000.
Lot 358
Idaho, Gooding - $10 1902
Plain Back Fr. 601 The First NB Ch.# (P) 9371. Large notes only from this
one bank town which doubles as the county seat of Gooding County. The bank was
chartered in 1909 and was liquidated in June, 1928. Only $40,000 was
outstanding at the time of close and only 6 notes have been reported to Kelly.
Fair at best with a chunk missing from the right side of the note.
We
understand that the in 1909, the Post Office in recorded only 90 people in
Gooding.
Estimated Value $500-1,000.
Lot 359
South Carolina, Charleston,
$5 1902 Plain Back, Fr. 602 The Bank of Charleston. National Banking
Association, Charter. #2044.
A very common note from one of the few
banks that survived the War Between the States. Very Good with small amount of
the note missing along the top edge were the folds are located.
Estimated
Value $40-60.
Lot 360
Idaho, Twin Falls - $5 1902
Plain Back Fr. 606 The Twin Falls NB Ch.# 11274. A very rare bank with only
two notes reported. The only public offerings ever, are for small size notes.
Chartered in 1918, the bank was forced into a receivership by the great
depression with only $3,255 in large size outstanding. Good with trimmed
margins.
Estimated Value $1,250-1,750.
Lot 361
Idaho, Nampa - $5 1902
Plain Back Fr. 606 The Farmers and Merchants NB Ch.# (P) 10916. A very rare
bank with the last note being auctioned off in 1974! This institution was
chartered in 1916 and was bought by The First National Bank in 1920. During
those four years, a meager $147,000 was issued and only three notes are
reported. Very Good.
Estimated Value $750-1,000.
Lot 362
Idaho, Parma - $5 1902
Plain Back Fr. 606 The First NB Ch.# (P) 11496. Parma is located in Canyon
County, not to far away from Caldwell and Boise. The bank only issued $5s in
both large and small size and only $1,385 was outstanding in 1935 of large
size. Six notes are reported from this bank. Fine.
Estimated Value
$500-750.
Lot 363
Idaho, Lewiston - $10 1902
Plain Back Fr. 624 The Lewiston NB Ch.# (P) 3023. Gorgeous in every way,
this note would be the perfect "type note" for a state set. Kelly reports only
8 notes and if that is the case, surely this is one of the finest from the
bank. Extra Fine.
Estimated Value $500-1,000.
Lot 364
Virginia, St. Paul - $10
1902 Plain Back Fr. 626 St. Paul NB Ch.# (8547). If you collect biblical
notes or misplaced names, this note is a must. Very Fine.
Estimated Value
$150-300.
Lot 365
Idaho, Meridian - $10 1902
Plain Back Fr. 628 The First NB Ch.# (P)10221. The Kelly census shows two
pieces reported, but both must be closely held as we can find no offerings of
any kind in the last half of the 20th century. A very rare "once in a life
time" note in a presentable grade. Fine with light foxing.
Estimated Value
$1,500-2,000.
Lot 366
Idaho, Boise - $10 1902
Plain Back Fr. 628 The Pacific NB Ch.# (P) 10083. An evenly circulated note
from this "large only" bank that went out of business in 1929. Very
Good.
Estimated Value $100-200.
Lot 367
South Carolina, Charleston,
$10 1902 Plain Back, Fr. 628 The Bank of Charleston. National Banking
Association, Charter. #2044.
Another note from this fine institution.
Fine.
Estimated Value $40-60.
Lot 368
Idaho, Twin Falls - $10
1902 Plain Back Fr. 632 The Twin Falls NB Ch.# (P) 11274. As previously
mentioned, only two notes are known on this bank and this note, must be the
finest! A gorgeous note with purple stamped signatures of the Keefer brothers.
Fine with full margins.
Estimated Value $1,500-2,000.
Lot 369
Idaho, Boise - $20 1902
Date Back Fr. 644 The Idaho NB Ch.# (P) 8346. Out of the six institutions
that issued notes from this city, this is one of the more difficult banks to
obtain. Very Good.
Estimated Value $400-600.