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In the early to mid 1800's, many banks, companies, merchants, and jurisdictions (states, counties, cities, and towns) issued their own currency. These notes are now obsolete but have considerable historical and collector value. Most obsolete currency sports beautiful designs, vignettes, and colors, and has a strong collector base!
The Connecticut Hartford 1861 $5 Merchants & Manufacturers Bank CT-190 G4a VF is a significant and rare example of early American banknotes, issued during a critical period in U.S. history. This ... (more)
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The Connecticut Norwich 1860s $1 Remainder note from The Shetucket Bank CT-365 G20c UNC is a remarkable and well-preserved piece of historical currency that provides valuable insights into the ... (more)
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The Connecticut Stamford 1845 $5 Stamford Bank C-14 F-VF is a remarkable example of early American banknotes, issued by the Stamford Bank, which was one of the many state-chartered banks in ... (more)
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The 1824 $3 Counterfeit note issued by the Bank of Delaware, known as DE-70 C82, is a rare and fascinating piece of American numismatic history. Although technically a counterfeit, this note is ... (more)
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The Florida Apalachicola 1830s $5 Remainder note from the Commercial Bank of Florida FL-5 G10 VG is a fascinating relic of the early banking history of Apalachicola, Florida. Despite its heavily ... (more)
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The 1843 $20 note from the Phoenix Bank of Georgia is a prime example of early American banknotes issued by state-chartered banks in the 19th century. Issued in Columbus, Georgia, during a period ... (more)
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The 1854 $1 note from the Perry County Bank of Cannelton, Indiana, is a fascinating piece of American numismatic history, reflecting the complexities and regional nature of the U.S. banking system ... (more)
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The Indiana Cannelton 1854 $5 Perry County Bank IN-100 G4 Fine is a rare and historically significant banknote that provides collectors and enthusiasts with a fascinating glimpse into Indiana's ... (more)
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The Indiana Newport 1853 $5 State Stock Security Bank IN-490 G4 Fine is a remarkable piece of historical currency that provides collectors and enthusiasts with a window into Indiana's financial ... (more)
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The Louisiana New Orleans 1860s $1 Remainder Citizens' Bank of Louisiana LA-15-G2 CU is a remarkable piece of historical currency that provides collectors and enthusiasts with a captivating ... (more)
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Nice condition, but with a small tear in the right edge.
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The Louisiana New Orleans $5 Uncut Sheet from the 1850s, issued by the Citizens' Bank (LA15-X2), in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, is a remarkable artifact that offers a fascinating glimpse into ... (more)
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Punch cancelled eight times but repaired very professionally. Some small perforations from ink acid are also present.
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Light water stains are present on the right side of the sheet. Otherwise, the note is problem free.
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The Louisiana New Orleans $20 Uncut Sheet from the 1850s, issued by the Canal Bank (LA105-G36), in UNC (Uncirculated) condition, is a remarkable testament to the history of American banking and ... (more)
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Sheet unlisted in Haxby.
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