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1875 $1 National Bank Note |
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$1 1875 National Bank Notes |
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PMG VG 10 NET |
| Cert #: |
2085412-001
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Owner Comments
Salem, NY The NB Ch. # 1127 PMG 10 NET Repaired $1 Fr. 385 Allison | Gilfillan SN 347/B287551 pp B 1127 dtd. July 1st, 1865. This note looks Fine but is riddled with flaws; however, only five large notes are reported on this Washington County bank.
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Original $5 National Bank Note |
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$5 Original National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VG 10 NET |
| Cert #: |
5012054-010
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Owner Comments
Boston, MA The Atlas NB Ch. # 654 $5 Fr. 397a PMG10 Net Tape Repair
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1882 Brown Back $5 National Bank Note |
| Item: |
$5 1882 Brown Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG F 12 |
| Cert #: |
8090100-005
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Owner Comments
Geneseo, NY The Genesee Valley NB Ch. # 886 PMG 12 $5 1882 BB Fr. 472 SN 10203/Y309316 ppA/31 dtd. Aug. 22, 1892. This is a well-circulated note on a Livingston County bank with a deep red seal. Only 3 $5 Brown Backs reported. Excellent pen signatures of Theo. F. Olmsted, Cashier (1888-1914) and Colonel John R. Strang, Vice President. Long time President was James W. Wadsworth (1877-1887 and 1892-1914). Theo. F. Olmsted succeeded Wadsworth (1915-1928). In 1929, J.W. Wadsworth, Jr. became president and served until 1933. New NY Seal.
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1882 Date Back $5 National Bank Note |
| Item: |
$5 1882 Date Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG F 15 |
| Cert #: |
8064690-014
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Owner Comments
Addison, NY The Merchants NB Ch. # (E)5178 PMG 15 Stained $5 1882 DB Fr. 537 SN 1508/H850445 pp G/75 dtd. Jan. 24, 1899. Beautiful penned signatures in black ink of W.A. Cronk, Cashier and J.S. Harrison, President. Well circulated but still more than acceptable for the grade for this tougher upstate, Steuben County bank. The village and the surrounding town are named after the author Joseph Addison, English essayist, poet, playwright and politician.
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1882 Value Back $5 National Bank Note |
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$5 1882 Value Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 25 |
| Cert #: |
2510893-007
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Owner Comments
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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1902 Red Seal $5 National Bank Note |
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$5 1902 Red Seal National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 20 |
| Cert #: |
8064690-001
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Owner Comments
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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1902 Date Back $5 National Bank Note |
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$5 1902 Date Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 20 |
| Cert #: |
8064690-013
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Owner Comments
Park Falls, WI First NB, Ch. # (M)10489 PMG 20 $5 1902 DB Fr. 597 SN 236/Y189903A pp D/354 dtd. Jan. 26, 1914. The total number of sheets issued by this bank was just under 5,000 with only 410 sheets of $5 DBs, and with a large size outstanding of $1,020, indicating limited possibilities for new discoveries from here. This evenly circulated and well centered example has purple stamped signatures. This YA note would have been produced in 1914 shortly after the bank rec'd its charter. F.J. Kandutsch served as Cashier from the start (1914-18). J.B. Saunders signed as cashier yet didn't appear as Cashier in Comptroller of the Currency reports until 1919. The faded president's signature is that of G. Waldo also consistent with a note signed a few years after production. A fault-free, evenly-circulated example previously from the Chet Krause Collection.
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1902 Plain Back $5 National Bank Note |
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$5 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG F 12 |
| Cert #: |
8064690-018
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Owner Comments
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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1882 Brown Back $10 National Bank Note |
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$10 1882 Brown Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 35 |
| Cert #: |
8084066-004
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Owner Comments
Dover, NJ The N Union B Ch. # (E)2076 Abnormal Border Variety PMG 35 $10 1882 BB Fr. 485 SN 8293/K670677K pp C/15 dtd. Dec. 20, 1892. A highly elusive Brown Back in any grade for this Morris County bank. This happens to be a much nicer example, showing outstanding margins on the front, albeit uneven margins on the back due to a slight mis-alignment while printing the face. Generally decent signatures may be seen aside from staining that partially obscures the cashier's neat penmanship. Signers were Chas. Applegate, Cashier and Vice President E. (Elbert) H. Baldwin. President in 1908 was C.R. Mulligan, succeeded by Thos. H. Hoagland while Baldwin served as Cashier before Applegate. Misplaced Charter number. The Cutout for the charter number was misplaced on the $10 roll that was used between 1885 and 1893 to make the upper left border. Used to make series of 1882 3x10-20 plates from Aug 1885-June 1893 based on cerification dates on proofs for new banks. It is possible that the roll was used a bit longer for extending banks or banks undergoing title changes. First used for the Ninth NB Phila. (3371); last Itasca, TX (4924). Normal, IL Ch. 4930, certified October 23, 1893 is first use of new 'normal' roll.
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1882 Date Back $10 National Bank Note |
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$10 1882 Date Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 20 |
| Cert #: |
8027679-001
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Owner Comments
Warren, PA The Citizens NB Ch. # (E)2226 Fr. 542 Tillman | Morgan PMG 20. SN 5081 / N960409 pp D/84
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1882 Value Back $10 National Bank Note |
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$10 1882 Value Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 25 |
| Cert #: |
5004559-020
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Owner Comments
Lewistown, PA Citizens NB of Ch. # (E)5289 PMG 25 $10 1882 VB Fr. 577 SN 6197/U958335 pp E/146 dtd. Feb. 27, 1900. The Citizens is a scarce bank--this is only the second $10 Value Back to be reported. Evenly circulated and problem free with nice color and margins. Ten Dollars and National Bank are reminiscent of Walcutt's Gp 16 plate note of Towanda, PA (also the Citizens NB). The A in Dollars has the diagonal crossbar and the E in Ten matches the E in Five. Letters for NB have spikes on top and bottom surfaces, but for Lewistown it is layed out in a curve, not flat, with larger letters, but the dangling balls off the T are gone. Signatures have faded away.
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1902 Red Seal $10 National Bank Note |
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$10 1902 Red Seal National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG F 12 |
| Cert #: |
8064690-019
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Owner Comments
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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1902 Date Back $10 National Bank Note |
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$10 1902 Date Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 25 |
| Cert #: |
5014444-004
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Owner Comments
Beaver, PA Fort McIntosh NB Ch. # (E)8185 PMG 25 $10 1902 DB Fr. 617 SN 2418/H47804B pp A/267 dtd. Mar. 8, 1906 Robust inks, bright paper surfaces and a beautiful stamped signature of Robert F. Patterson, Cashier, and a completely missing signature for the President add to the appeal of this nicely centered note. President at the time was J. Sharp Wilson. Third Charters only during the large size era, with this being the finer of the two DBs known. Located on the confluence of the Beaver and Ohio Rivers in the Ohio Country in dispute during the French and Indian War, Beaver was the site of Fort McIntosh, a Revolutionary War era Patriot frontier fort. After the war, the fort was the home of the First American Regiment, the oldest active unit in the US Army. The fort was abandoned in 1788 and razed a short time later. Beaver was laid out in 1792. In 1800, it became the county seat of the newly formed Beaver County. Beaver County was carved out of Washington and Allegheny Counties in 1800, taking its name from the Beaver River. Not to be confused with Gov. James A. Beaver (Gov. of PA 1887-1891), born Oct 27, 1837 in Millerstown, PA.
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1902 Plain Back $10 National Bank Note |
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$10 1902 Plain Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 25 |
| Cert #: |
8030239-002
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Owner Comments
New York, NY The Harriman NB Ch. # 9955 PMG 25 $10 1902 PB Fr. 627 SN 67185/U586115 pp H/95 dtd. Mar. 2, 1911. This bank was founded by Joseph Wright Harriman on March 2, 1911. However, it was also brought down on October 16, 1933 by Mr. Harriman due to his financial finagling.
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1882 Brown Back $20 National Bank Note |
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$20 1882 Brown Back National Bank Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG F 15 |
| Cert #: |
8090100-019
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Owner Comments
Saint Paul, MN The N German American B Ch. # 2943 VAR 2 vignette On Holder PMG 15 $20 1882 BB Fr. 494 SN 2302/E512790 pp A/2 dtd. May 9th, 1883 Proof certified May 21, 1883. Large only bank with two $10BBs and this $20BB. Paper with 2 continuous horizontal threads and Variety 2 vignette. Verticle charter numbers were used up until September of 1890 and the mid way point of the E-block SN indicates an 1891 production date consistent with signatures of John W. Krapfel, Cashier (1890-1892) and J. Lockey, President. Lockey served as cashier from 1884-1889, President from 1890-1892 and back to cashier by 1894-1902. The bank liquidated 11/27/1912 and circulation was assumed by The Merchants NB (2020). The Treasury SN is consistent with 1890-91 and the last use of paper with two horizontal threads and the Variety 1 State Seal with bp 2.
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