Currency - Small Notes |
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| Lot 1406 |
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1929, $10 National Bank Note. S-2045. Fine to Very Fine. Very scarce, reportedly less than 30 notes known. (Photo).
Estimate $125-150. |
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| Lot 1407 |
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1929, $10 National Bank Note. S-2025. Almost Uncirculated (Photo).
Estimate $125-150. |
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| Lot 1408 |
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Friedberg 2210-A $ 1000 Federal Reserve Note Series 1934. Free from tears or major problems. Very Good (Photo).
Estimate $1,100-1,300. |
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| Lot 1409 |
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Two Small Size Nationals from Vermont. Lot of 2 notes. Consists of the following:
Fr. 1800-2. 1929 $5.00. The Merchants National Bank of Burlington, VERMONT. Type 2. Fine;
Fr. 1801-1. 1929 $10.00. The National Bank of Newport, VERMONT. Type 1. Very Good (Photo).
Estimate $125-150. |
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| Lot 1410 |
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Group of 3 Small Size Nationals from San Francisco, CALIFORNIA. Lot of 2 notes. Consists of the following:
Fr. 1801-2. 1929 $10.00. Bank of America National Trust and Savings Association, San Francisco. CALIFORNIA. Type 2; Very Good.
Fr. 1802-1.. 1929 $20.00. The Denver National Bank, Denver, COLORADO.. Type 1. Very Good (Photo).
Estimate $100-125. |
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| Lot 1411 |
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A lot of Broken Bank Notes, Confederate and Republic of Texas. Lot of 10 notes. 5 Broken Bank notes; 4 Confederate notes and 1 $50 Texas Bank Note. Condition ranges from Very Good to Uncirculated.. A worthwhile lot that should be examined prior to bidding.
Estimate $100-125. |
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| Lot 1412 |
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U. S. Treasury Department. Heath's Infallable Counterfeit Detector. 1866 edition. Poor condition, the front cover and spine separated from the signatures, some signatures loose, scattered waterstains, etc. Still, an interesting piece of syngraphic history. These "Detectors" were sold to banks and merchants to aid in the detection of counterfeit paper money. Numerous plates are included to illustrate proper vignettes and engraving.
Estimate $150-200. |
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