| Catawissa, PA SN 1 Replacement |
Catawissa, PA The Catawissa NB Ch. # (E)7448 REPLACEMENT NOTE SN 1 PMG 53 $5 1902 Red Seal Fr. 587R SN 1/B144561 pp D/18 Apr. 30, 1904
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5012810-002
| $5 1902 Red Seal National Bank Notes | United States | AU 53 |
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| Mexico, NY Ladder 2345 |
Mexico, NY The First NB Ch. # (E)5293 PMG 30 $20 1882 Value Back Fr. 581 SN 2345/U423283 pp B/126
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5010681-005
| $20 1882 Value Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 30 |
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| Bessemer, AL Repeater V232323 |
Bessemer, AL First NB in 'no the' Ch. # (S)6961 PMG 15 Stains $10 1902 PB Fr. 624 SN 5823/V232323 pp B/115 dtd. Aug. 25, 1903. This Jefferson County Bank's 2d title (1st title was Bessemer NB). After the name change in 5/29/20, the FNB in Bessemer chose to issue only $10s switching to sheets of 4x$10. Bessemer is situated in the midst of the iron ore and limestone district of Alabama, in the southern part of Jones Valley, SW of Birmingham. Iron ore was mined from the hills on the city's southeast side, coal is still mined to the north and west, and limestone deposits were also nearby. All three ingredients were necessary for steelmaking, which led to the area becoming a major steel center from about 1890 through the twentieth century. In 1900, Bessemer ranked eighth in population in the state, second in amount of capital invested in manufacturing, and fourth in the value of its manufactured product for the year. By 1911, ore mining, iron smelting, and the manufacture of iron and coke were the chief industries of Bessemer.
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8064690-005
| $10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 15 |
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| Oakland, MD Solid 3s |
Oakland, MD The First NB Ch. # (E)5623 PMG 25 Solid 3s $10 1882 DB Fr. 545 SN 3333/T452391 pp F/104
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5013404-001
| $10 1882 Date Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Mountville, PA Solid 5s |
Mountville, PA The Mountville NB Ch. # (E)3808 Solid 5s and VP signed PMG 15 Net Split $5 1882 BB Fr. 470 SN 5555/R326183R pp A/7 dtd. Nov. 4, 1887. Vice President signed, Solid 5s and one of only 3 $5 BBs from this Lancaster Co. Bank make this a note with multiple levels of interest. Beautiful penned signatures of J.H. Witmer, Cashier and C.C. Seitz, Vice President (John M. Froelich would have been Pres.).
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8039335-006
| $5 1882 Brown Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 15 NET |
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| Salem, NJ Ladder 5678 |
Salem, NJ The City NB & TC Ch. # 3922 PMG 25 $5 1902 PB Fr. 600 SN 5678 pp D/1481 (2d title)
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8039161-005
| The City NB & TC Salem New Jersey
$5 National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Bangor, PA Solid 8s |
Bangor, PA The First NB Ch. # 2659 PMG 20 $10 1902 PB Fr. 634 SN 8888 pp B/947 PMG 8062357-002
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8062357-002
| $10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 20 |
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| Piqua, OH Repeater |
Piqua, OH The Piqua NB Ch. # (M)1006 PMG 25 $20 1902 PB Fr. 650 SN 9898/U884456B pp B/283
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8050391-008
| $20 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Portland, ME Binary Repeater |
Portland, ME The National Traders Bank Ch. # (N)1451 PMG 25 $10 1902 Red Seal Fr. 613 SN 1010/U575048 pp B/107
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5012442-008
| $10 1902 Red Seal National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Belden, NE Repeater |
Belden, NE The First NB Ch. # (W)10025 PMG 15 $10 1902 PB Fr. 627 SN 2330/N162162D pp C/403 May 12, 1911 Repeater Treasury SN. Bold stamped signatures of Cashier A.R. Collins and President J.A. McCormach on this one issuing bank town that had only $1,370 out of its large size emissions in 1935 outstanding and the census stands at just 12 notes.
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5012340-019
| $10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 15 |
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| Cleveland, OH Repeater |
Cleveland, OH Brotherhood of Locomotive Engineers Co-Operative NB Ch. # 11862 PMG 25EPQ $5 1902 PB Fr. 607 Repeater SN 290290 pp U/1172 dtd. Oct. 25, 1920. Engraved Bank officers' signatures of O.A. Paine, Cashier and A. Johnston, President.
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8064690-004
| $5 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 EPQ |
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| Springfield, VT Repeater |
Springfield, VT The First NB Ch. # (N)122 PMG 25 VF $10 1902 PB Fr. 624 Repeater SN 17028/U318318 pp G/95 dtd. Sept. 1, 1902. The stamped signatures of G.A Waite, Cashier and Fred G. Field, President are light, but still legible on this Third Charter $10 from the Green Mountain State. This institution was the sole issuer in town.
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8064690-003
| $10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Carrollton, IL The Greene County NB Ch. # (M)2390 |
Carrollton, IL The Greene County NB Ch. # (M)2390 PMG 63EPQ $5 1882 Value Back Fr. 574 Repeater SN 4525/T412412 pp G/144 dtd. June 7, 1898. A neat sub-type, Group 15 (Walcutt) characterized by use of an Elegant "National Bank of" font.
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5013461-012
| $5 1882 Value Back National Bank Notes | United States | 63 EPQ |
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| Paris, KY Repeater |
Paris, KY The First NB Ch. # (S)6323 PMG 25 $5 1902 DB Fr. 590 SN 8817/K579579B pp G/361 dtd. June 2, 1902. Repeater Treasury SN. This was the only issuer of Third Charter notes located here. While this is hardly a rare bank, this is a solid note that still retains faded purple stamped signatures of Cashier Jas. McClure and Pres. W.W. Haley. McClure would become president in 1925. Paris is a home rule-class city in Bourbon County, KY. It lies 18 miles northeast of Lexington on the Stoner Fork of the Licking River. It is the seat of its county and forms part of the Lexington–Fayette Metropolitan Area.
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8064690-002
| $5 1902 Date Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Abington, MA Repeater |
Abington, MA The Abington NB Ch. # (N)1386 $10 1902 DB Fr. 616 PMG 25 Repeater SN 1302/N773773 pp E/133 dtd. June 18, 1905. Signatures of G.R. Farrar as Cashier and Vice President W.S. O'Brien noted. Alphabetically, Abington is the first town listed for NBs in MA and a paltry 5 large size notes are known for this bank despite issues from 1865 to 1935! The only series of 1902 date back and a very desirable $10 Date Back at that! Ex Marvin R. Levine and at least one other person before me.
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5012060-001
| $10 1902 Date Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Baltimore $5 RS Repeater |
Baltimore, MD The NB Ch. # (E)1432 PMG 20 $5 1902 Red Seal Fr. 587 SN 3729/N994994 pp B/151 dtd. June 21, 1905. Repeater Treasury SN and only one other red seal in Kelly. C.C. James Cashier and J. (James) L. McLane, Pres., succeeded by T.R. (Rowland) Thomas.
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8064690-001
| $5 1902 Red Seal National Bank Notes | United States | VF 20 |
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| Hartford, CT The FNB Repeater |
Hartford, CT The FNB Ch. # 121 PMG 20 $5 1902 PB Fr. 598 Repeater SN 127127/M166638H pp L/1108 dtd. Feb. 25, 1903. R.A. Boardman, Cashier and E.C. Johnson, President.
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8048717-001
| $5 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 20 |
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| Philly $5 BB Radar |
Philadelphia, PA The Merchants NB Ch. # (E)2462 PMG 12 $5 1882 BB Fr. 474 SN 26319/V27872V pp B/52 dtd. February 10, 1900. Radar Treasury SN. A better Philadelphia bank that issued First and Second Charter notes only before liquidating in 1910. Beautiful signatures of Francis Wayland Ayer, President and Thos. W. Andrew, Cashier (1907-1910). Andrew replaced long time Cashier, Hartman Baker.
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8064690-007
| $5 1882 Brown Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 12 |
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| Connellsville $10 VB Radar |
Connellsville, PA The First NB (E)2329 PMG 20 $10 1882 VB Fr. 576 Tillman | Morgan Radar Treasury SN 9076/T493394 pp F/118dtd. March 26, 1896. Chartered 4/8/76, Liquidated 6/22/28. Assumed circulation of 4861, Yough NB of Connellsville which liquidated in 3/3/13. Bank officers' signatures are from (Geo W.) Stauffer, Cashier and E.T. Norton stamped in blue ink and remain legible, albeit light, to this day. For 52 years, 3x10-20 sheets only and only a 193 of them VBs!
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8064690-010
| $10 1882 Value Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 20 |
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| Utica, NY Radar |
Utica, NY The Utica City NB Ch. # (E)1308 1st Title PMG 30 $20 1902 DB Fr. 642 SN 42857/B154451B pp B/268. A BB block Super six-digit Radar on the treasury SN--Thank you to whomever saved this one! Beautiful penned signatures of M. (Melville) C. Brown, Cashier and C (Chas.) S. Symonds, President.
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5013044-013
| $20 1902 Date Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 30 |
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| Houston, TX Radar |
Houston, TX The First NB Ch. # (S)1644 PMG 15 $10 1902 PB Fr. 625 Radar SN 220361/X16961 pp Q/111 dtd. Feb. 17, 1906. Dark black stamped signatures of O.W. Jackson, Cashier and J.T. Scott, President.
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8064690-016
| $10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 15 |
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| Red Wing, MN Radar |
Red Wing, MN The First NB Ch. # 1487 $5 1902 PB Fr. 598 Radar SN 16961 PMG 12
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1721803-004
| $5 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 12 |
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| Toledo, OH $10 RS Radar |
Toledo, OH The Second NB Ch. # (M)248 PMG 12 $10 1902 RS Fr. 613 Radar SN 19691/U144795 pp E/115 dtd. Feb. 25, 1903. Strong black signatures of W.C. Carr, Cashier and J.W. Childs, Vice President (VICE is stamped) (Charles F. Adams was Pres. from about 1904-1905). Lucas County.Chartered 2/64 liquidated 9/30/24. A flipper pair with my Red Wing, MN PB $5 1902 PB Fr. 598 Radar SN 16961!
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8064690-019
| $10 1902 Red Seal National Bank Notes | United States | F 12 |
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| Knoxville, TN Radar |
Knoxville, TN The Union NB Ch. # 10401 PMG 15 Fr. 656 Napier | Burke SN 52625 pp A/1022 dtd. May 13, 1913. Signatures stamped in black are those of W.O. Whittle, Cashier and H.M. Johnston, President.
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1023083-013
| $20 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 15 |
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| Glassboro, NJ Radar |
Glassboro, NJ The First NB Ch. # (E)3843 PMG 12 Edge Damage $5 1902 PB Fr. 600 Vernon | Treat Radar SN 10401/H258797E pp H/919 dtd. Jan. 29, 1908. Signatures have faded away. Goes nicely with my Knoxville, TN radar.
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8064690-018
| $5 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 12 |
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| New Milford, CT Radar |
New Milford, CT The First NB Ch. # 1193 $20 1902 PB Fr. 650 PMG 25 SN 40104/T713966H pp B/757 dtd. March 29, 1905. Great pen signatures of Assistant Cashier W.B. Bull and President C. (Charles) W. Hodge highlight this moderately circulated PB from this Litchfield County bank.
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8050391-002
| $20 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Indiana, PA Radar |
Indiana, PA The FNB Ch. # 313 J.R. Daugherty and J.S. Blain boldly stamped signatures PMG 30EPQ $10 1902 PB Fr. 624 SN 44344 pp J/995. A two State bank with Radar SN and Charter #313! Earliest of three chartered banks in the county seat of Indiana County. The borough and the region as a whole promotes itself as the "Christmas Tree Capital of the World" because the national Christmas Tree Grower's Association was founded there. There are still a large number of Christmas tree farms in the area. The largest employer in the borough today is Indiana University of Pennsylvania.
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8062357-001
| $10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 30 EPQ |
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| Paris, AR Radar |
Paris, AR The First NB Ch. # (S)11592 PMG 20 $10 1902 PB Fr. 633 SN 2200/U55355 pp B/96? Jan. 20, 1920 radar treasury SN and a scarce bank in large size (7 notes), with this the only denomination issued. Track & Price reports that the last offering of any large note was a Fine 12 which fetched $646 when it sold in 2018. This piece, with its bright two-color pen signatures of Lewis C. Sadler, Cashier and L.B. Crenshaw, Pres., is far nicer. Named after the French capital, Paris serves as the county seat for the northern district of Logan County; its southern district counterpart is Booneville.
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5013701-018
| $10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 20 |
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| Buffalo, NY Radar |
Buffalo, NY Lafayette NB Ch. # (E)11435 $20 1902 PB Fr. 658 PMG 30 SN 5753/X54745E pp A/708 dtd. June 25, 1919. Dark engraved signatures of W.L. Koester, Cashier and George M. Zimmermann, President are found on this appealing VF+ example from a short-lived Buffalo bank that was only in business from 1919 to 1924. From the Marvin R. Levine Collection, Part II. RADAR Treasury SN!
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8050391-001
| $20 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 30 |
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| Opelika, AL Radar |
Opelika, AL The Farmers NB Ch. # (S)9550 PMG 15 corner missing $20 1902 PB Fr. 652 SN 24339/K17471H pp A/778? Aug. 5, 1909 Radar Treasury SN. Top right corner missing.
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5013994-018
| $20 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 15 |
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| Highland Falls, NY Radar |
Highland Falls, NY The First NB Ch. # 8850 PMG 20 $5 Ty 1 SN F001100A pp F61/1 Binary Radar! This is a truly scarce Orange County bank in small size, with just ten examples spanning two different titles listed in the census. This piece is one of the ten reported and bears an appealing "binary radar" serial number of 001100. Theo. J. Hicks, Cashier and H.R. Fitchett, President.
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5013797-008
| $5 1929 Ty. 1 Small Size | United States | VF 20 |
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| Cresson, PA The First NB Ch. # 5768 PMG 15 $10 |
Cresson, PA The First NB Ch. # 5768 PMG 15 $10 1929 Ty 2 SN A001100 pp B207/258. A binary radar rotator SN on this Cambria County bank. Cashier J.W. Skagerberg's signature S is a $. President, B.C. Seeds, replaced C.A. Cunningham in 1933.
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8075269-033
| $10 1929 Ty. 2 Small Size | United States | F 15 |
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| Scranton, PA The First NB Ch. # 77 PMG 30 |
Scranton, PA The First NB Ch. # 77 PMG 30 Stains $10 1929 Ty 2 RADAR SN A130031 pp K169/174. Geo. C. Nye, Cashier and C.S. Weston, President.
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8075269-036
| $10 1929 Ty. 2 Small Size | United States | VF 30 |
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| Carrollton, MO Radar |
Carrollton, MO The First NB Ch. # 4079 PMG 15 $5 1902 PB Fr. 600 Radar SN 12921 pp C/1847 dtd. July 18, 1909. Beautiful penned signatures of H. Bungenstock, Cashier and W.E. Hudson, President. An elusive bank from Carroll County which only had two note issuers.
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1991770-005
| $5 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 15 |
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| Plymouth, MA Radar |
Plymouth, MA The Old Colony NB Ch. # (N)996 PMG 20 $20 1902 PB Fr. 650 Radar SN 21912/R415544D pp B dtd. Feb. 28, 1905. Nice black stamped signatures of Edw. H. Burgess, Cashier and George L. Gooding, President.
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1991928-002
| $20 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 20 |
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| Toms River, NJ Rotator |
Toms River, NJ The First NB Ch. # (E)2509 PMG 25 $5 1882 VB Fr. 574 Rotator SN 6889/T924671 pp D/160 dtd. March 4, 1901. A popular large size note from this Ocean County bank. This 1882 $5 Value Back is a far scarcer type with only an unsightly PMG VG 8 Net appearing about a decade ago. The Low family provided officers for the FNB and here you'll see legible, but slightly faded signatures of Robert H. Arney, Cashier and Henry A. Low, President (1910-1925). Henry Low was Cashier from 1896-1909, succeeding Wm. A Low who was the first Cashier starting in 1881 along with President John Aumack.
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2510893-007
| $5 1882 Value Back National Bank Notes | United States | VF 25 |
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| Trenton, NJ Radar |
Trenton, NJ The Mechanics NB Ch. # (E)1327 PMG 15 Rust Lightened $10 1902 PB Fr. 624 SN 65756/D961298E pp H/634 dtd. May 30, 1905. Radar. Bold, dark black signatures of J.C. Slack, Cashier and E.C. Stokes, President. Edward Casper Stokes was New Jersey Governor from 1905-1908.
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8075269-015
| $10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes | United States | F 15 |
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