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Vice President and Assistant Cashier signed Large Size Nationals
New York, NY Liberty NB & TC Ch. # 12352

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New York, NY Liberty NB & TC Ch. # 12352 PMG 15 $5 1902 PB Fr. 609 SN 2002 pp B/1290 Apr. 9, 1923 Beautiful engraved signatues with a not so common cashier. Fun to see radar SN 2002 above Series of 1902, a hundred year difference. PMG has noted a very light blue "annotation" on the back that does...
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Note Description:	$5 1902 Plain Back
Grade:	F 15
Country:	United States
Note Number:	609
Seal Type:	Blue
Signatures/ Vignettes:	Speelman White
Certification #:	8048717-033
Owner:	ddr70

Set Category:	Nationals
Set Name:	Vice President and Assistant Cashier signed Large Size Nationals
Slot Name:	New York, NY Liberty NB & TC Ch. # 12352
Research:	See PMG's Census Report for this Note

Owner's Description

New York, NY Liberty NB & TC Ch. # 12352 Fr. 609 Speelman | White PMG 15 $5 1902 PB Fr. 609 SN 2002 pp B/1290 Beautiful engraved signatues with a not so common cashier, W.A. (William A.) Maher. Fun to see radar SN 2002 above Series of 1902, a hundred year difference. Note is dated Apr. 9, 1923. PMG has noted a very light blue "annotation" on the back that does not detract in any way. At least three BEP-engraved signature combinations are found on Series 1902 notes of the two bank titles of this charter number. Earlier notes have Cashier W. Irving Granville and President Robert W. Daniel. Cashier Granville is later paired with President C.F. Haley. This note features the Second title which only appeared on large size notes for barely a year we find President Daniel returning to the fold only to be paired with a different cashier, possibly Wowahir(?). This last officer tandem ushered in the Series 1929 era and they were followed by at least one more officer duo on notes. This bank did not reach a decade of service (1923-1932) to the City of New York before it folded under the pressures of The Great Depression.