US $5 1902 Plain Back | US $10 1902 Plain Back |
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Owner's Description: My first venture into Large Size National Notes. At the bottom of the collection list but I suspect it will grow over the years. Nice ungraded note foe $225, unexpected good grade. | Owner's Description: Gorgeous high quality addition to my Pittsburgh monster set. |
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US $20 1902 Plain Back | US $5 1929 Ty. 1 |
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Owner's Description: Now for Ch #252, I have the Large Type 1902 $5, $10 and $20 and the small type $5, $10 and $20. I haven't been able to find the $50 or $100 for either Ch #252 or Ch #6301, the two Pittsburgh banks I am working on a complete 1902 Blue and Red seal set. It's a goal that is almost impossible to reach. | Owner's Description: The endless quest to complete the large and small NBN set from the common Pittsburgh Charter 252. |
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US $10 1929 Ty. 1 | US $20 1929 Ty. 1 |
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Owner's Description: Completes my Ch #252 $5, $10 and $20 notes for this prolific Steel Town bank. However, due to the scoring system, I separate the notes until I can get enough to put them into a single set. Unfortunately, the PMG interface for "Signature Sets" SUCKS! | Owner's Description: Bought ungraded for a modest cost and lookie here! Came back a full GEM. I love days like this! Once again, completing the Pittsburgh CH 252 small and large. Tough sledding! |
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