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Miscellaneous Currency
Eighteen small size notes with fancy or low serial number.
Liberty Mast Estate. Take time to explore this larger grouping of notes for radar, and low or "fancy" serial numbers. $1 Federal Reserve and silver certificates make up the majority, joined by a $2...
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Miscellaneous Currency
Ten U.S. type notes.
DHCH Collection. Small denominations get the only representation here, with a single deuce included, and all the rest ones. Three black eagles, two small silver certificates, two large silver...
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Miscellaneous Currency
Seventeen Obsolete Bank Notes.
An intriguing accumulation, most are CU with exceptions noted, and the colorful variety, especially with regard to odd denominations, will appeal to many collectors. The following present:...
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Miscellaneous Currency
Nine different Obsolete Bank Notes.
Excellent variety in this highly attractive group, each note evidently UNC unless otherwise noted. The following present: Connecticut Mechanics Bank, District of Columbia Government Bank, Georgia...
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Miscellaneous Currency
Seven different Obsolete Bank Notes.
Sharp and very appealing notes comprise this group, and all appear to be fully crisp UNC. The following are present: Connecticut City Bank of New Haven, District of Columbia Citizens Bank, Illinois...
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Miscellaneous Currency
1862 $3.00 Obsolete from Missouri. PMG VF-25.
Kibitz Koinsignment. One of the most remarkable notes in our sale, this is an 1862 "Confederate Missouri" 3-dollar note that brings new meaning to the phrase: "phony as a three dollar bill". This...
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Miscellaneous Currency
Canada - 1898O $1. PCGS XF-45PPQ.
DC-13c. An unusual and seldom-seen logging note, this example displays obviously superior paper quality and an appearance very close to AU. Not many remain extant in high grade, especially with such...
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U.S. Fractional Currency
First Issue 5c, SPWMB, RCGS GemCU-67.
Kibitz Koinsignment. Fr# 1231. Very rare in this condition, particularly with all four cutting lines practically complete, emphasizing the enormous margins. Superb eye-appeal and extremely sharp...
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U.S. Fractional Currency
Second Issue 10c, fiber paper with surcharge "18-63" and "T-1". PCGS AU-53.
Kibitz Koinsignment. Fr# 1249. Practically CU except for a small fold at the lower left corner. This is the only 10-cent fiber paper note in all five issues of fractional currency, and therefore...
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U.S. Fractional Currency
Third Issue 5c. PMG CHCU-64 EPQ.
Kibitz Koinsignment. Fr# 1236spwmb. The unusual Friedberg number connotes a "specimen, wide margin" example, this one cut a bit out of square but with huge margins on all four sides. Superior paper...
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U.S. Fractional Currency
Third Issue 25c. PCGS CHCU-64PPQ.
Kibitz Koinsignment. Fr# 1291SP. Notably, "SPECIMEN" was inadvertently printed upside-down on the back of this very choice note. Very attractive with the usual large margins.
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U.S. Fractional Currency
Third Issue 25c. PCGS CHCU-64.
Kibitz Koinsignment. Fr# 1294SP. Here is a fascinating wide-margin greenback which was printed on CSA watermarked paper. Terrific color with bright bronzing.
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U.S. Fractional Currency
Fourth Issue 50c Lincoln. PCGS CHCU-63PPQ.
Fr# 1374. The most popular note in the fractional series, this example shows strong quality for the grade, with particularly attractive and strictly original paper. Were the top margin just a smidge...
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U.S. Fractional Currency
Fifth Issue 50c. PCGS GemCU-66.
Kibitz Koinsignment. Fr# 1381. Colloquially termed the "Bob Hope" note due to unmistakable likeness to the famous celebrity. This example features superb margins and ideal color.
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U.S. Note Legal Tender
1874 $1.00. XF.
Fr# 19. Given such nice, original color, this is a fabulous rainbow note for the XF grade. One tiny spot near the upper center left does not detract, although it penetrates more strongly onto the...
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U.S. Note Legal Tender
1875 $20.00 PCGS CHCU-64.
Fr# 128. Toned overall, this very rare 1875 Legal Tender will be a prize for the collector of high grade type. The margins look remarkably well balanced for only a 64 grade, but PCGS likely had to...
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U.S. Note Legal Tender
1880 $1.00 Large Seal Blue Numbers. PMG VF-35.
Fr# 31. PMG offers a curious notation of "Ink", but no reason is offered for what seems to be quite a conservative grade assessment. The note displays great margins, nice paper, and pleasing contrast...
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U.S. Note Legal Tender
1880 $1.00. Large Seal Red Numbers. PMG Net CHCU-61/discoloration.
Fr# 29. The "discoloration" noted seems to refer to a possible slight burn at the very top edge toward the right. Otherwise, the note looks just like a typical CU example.
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U.S. Note Legal Tender
1880 $1.00. Large Seal Red Numbers. CHCU.
Fr# 30. Big, bright, bold and beautiful -- the embodiment of a ChCU large-sized note. This 1880 legal tender $1 shows nice, subtle color and attractive margins, although a micro-stain shows on the...
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U.S. Note Legal Tender
1880 $5.00. Small Seal. PMG CHCU-63 EPQ.
Fr# 80. Here is a terrific original, early woodchopper with gorgeous paper, as mentioned by PMG, and deep ink. A very narrow bottom margin likely bars a higher grade, and we see a minor bend at the...
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