Oct 1-2, 2001, The George Mouhtouris Collection, Sale 11

U.S. Currency

Fractional Currency

Lot 1377
F-1860-H. Series 1929, $10 Federal Reserve Bank Note, Small Size. Star Note. This note grades VG. Note the serial number of H00025976*. A nice note for the grade which has good centering and minor soiling.
Estimated Value $100-150.

Lot 1378
F-1870-I Minnesota, Minneapolis, 1929, $20, Type I, The Federal Reserve Bank of. This one grades VG with some stains.
Estimated Value $25-30.

Lot 1379
F-1880-J 1929. $50 FRN, Very Fine. One small hole above the N in KANSAS and a few other pin holes. Good color with average centering.
Estimated Value $75-125.

Lot 1380
F-S-2084. 1929. $10 National Currency note, Type-1, the FNB of Wichita Falls, Texas. Fine. Not a particularly rare note, but decent for the grade. A strong horizontal center fold.
Estimated Value $20-30.

Lot 1381
F-S-2097 Colorado, Denver, 1929, $20, Type I, The Denver National Bank of. Charter #3269. A decent example for the grade. Fine.
Estimated Value $30-40.

Lot 1382
F-S-2098. Connecticut, Hartford, 1929, $20, Type I, The Hartford National Bank and Trust Company of. Charter #1338. A decent example for the grade. Good.
Estimated Value $25-35.

Lot 1383
A lot of Small Size Silver Certifictes. This lot includes 2 $1 1935-A Hawaii Overprint, one grades Fair, the other grades Good; 7 $1 notes series 1957, these grade VF to CU; a $5. 1934-A note grades Good; a $5. 1934-C note grades XF; a $5 1934-D note grades AU; a $5 1953-A note grades VF; a $5 1934-A note grades VG but stained and $10 1934-A note grades XF. A group to enjoy. Lot of 15 notes.
Estimated Value $80-100.

Lot 1384
F-2305. 1934-A. $20 Hawaii overprint. Very Fine. Nicely centered and with minimal circulation. One of the important emergency notes issued soon after the attack on Pearl Harbor, when the Americans were afraid the Territory of Hawaii would fall into the hands of the enemy of the moment.
Estimated Value $50-UP.