| Lot # | Description | Low Est | High Est | Hammer |
1
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US Currency-Colonial Currency
May 1, 1777 Delaware 5 shillings DE-89 - PCGS ChCU-64
Being very choice doesn't really tell all there is to know about such a terrific example of the 5-shillings issue. This example features superior margins with clean, straight edges and consistently...
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$575
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$650
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$625.00
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2
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
Four Legal Tender notes and two Federal Reserve Bank Notes
All-different Friedberg numbers make this a fabulous acquisition for the collector, each already certified by PMG. Included are: Fr. 37 (1917 $1, XF40, flat out looks CU if not for the telltale white...
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$1,000
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$1,150
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$1,150.00
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3
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
1862 $1 Fr# 16 - PCGS VF-30 PPQ
Large margins left and right intersect nicely with decent top-bottom borders. Besides the appeal of strictly original color, the paper appears virtually problem-free, with no noticeable pinholes and...
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$750
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$850
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$800.00
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4
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
1862 $1 Fr# 16 - PMG AU-58 EPQ
Tommy Louis Collection. While not especially rare in lower grades, even at AU-58, and especially looking so close to a select CU example, the 1862 becomes much more coveted. Margins are typically...
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$1,250
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$1,450
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$1,700.00
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5
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
1862 $5 Fr# 61a - PMG GemCU-66 EPQ
Tommy Louis Collection. Even, well-centered margins, noticeable embossing and seemingly perfect, original paper are the attributes that place this gorgeous five into the upper echelon of the type. ...
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$6,250
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$7,500
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$7,000.00
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6
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
1901 $10 Bison Fr# 115 - PMG XF-40
Absolutely charming and endowed with large margins, this is an excellent choice for the collector who wants a great type example. Good color on paper that thankfully hasn't been overly pressed.
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$1,500
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$1,650
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$2,250.00
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7
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
Ten sequential 1923 $1 Fr# 238, all PMG ChCU EPQ or better
Attesting to exceptionally original quality, each coaxed the "EPQ" annotation from PMG, as one might expect of carefully stored notes grading CU63 to CU64. Numbered B35330781E through B35330790E. ...
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$1,500
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$1,650
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$1,650.00
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8
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1886 $1 Martha Washington Fr# 217 - PMG AU-58 EPQ
Centering favors the left side by a mere smidge, but all the way around, the margins look nicer than average. A trivial touch of wear at upper left appears to be the only factor holding back a...
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$1,700
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$1,900
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$1,800.00
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9
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1886 $2 Fr# 242 - PCGS AU-58 EPQ
PMG incorrectly states "Fr.241" for this Fr. 242 deuce. Sensational, brilliant paper and superb centering possess an aura of "gem cu" from the perspective of any innocent bystander. This note...
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$2,000
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$2,200
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$2,100.00
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10
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1886 $5 Fr# 260 - PMG VF-20
On the front, the small red seal denotes the scarcity of this popular dollar back as compared to the much more common, later signatures combinations. Absolutely solid for the grade, paper exhibits...
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$900
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$1,000
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$1,650.00
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11
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1886 $10 Fr# 296 - PMG VF-25
Perhaps a single pinhole bears mention, but that sums up the entirety of complaints for a note of superior quality at the very-fine grade level. Indeed, given the sharp edges and near-perfect...
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$2,000
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$2,300
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$2,550.00
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12
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1899 $1 Black Eagle Fr# 230 - PMG ChCU-64 EPQ
By the thinnest of margins -- literally as one looks at the bottom margin on the front -- did the grade fail to enter gem territory. Deep blacks and pristine whites and vivid color practically make...
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$400
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$500
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$500.00
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13
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1899 $5 Chief Fr# 274 - PMG VF-30 EPQ
Solid quality for the grade, the eye-appeal benefits from gorgeous, original paper that scarcely shows the horizontal crease when viewed from the front. A fantastic type note that suffers no...
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$950
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$1,000
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$1,700.00
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14
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1899 $5 Chief Star Fr# 279* - PMG VF-25
Already popular just as a type example, the Fr. 279 suddenly becomes exceptionally desirable as a "star" note. High-grade examples are missing from virtually every collection and the very-fine level...
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$2,200
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$2,500
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$2,500.00
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15
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1899 $5 Chief - PCGS AU-58
Tommy Louis Collection. The $5 Onepapa note surely has to be on every collector's list of Top-10 notes to be owned in his or her lifetime as the timeless design still has so much appeal, well over a...
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$1,350
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$1,450
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$1,950.00
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16
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1923 $1 Star Fr# 237* - PCGS AU-55
Even as a star note, this is not a rare entry into the silver certificate series, but aiming much higher than the present grade would pack a lot of additional dollars onto the price tag. At AU-55,...
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$425
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$475
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$425.00
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17
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1902 $5 Blue Seal - Brownstown, IL Charter #10397 - VF
The First National Bank of Brownstown, Illinois. Of the four to five examples reported off this Fayette county bank, competing examples generally appear to exist only in low grade, perhaps VG to...
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$450
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$500
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$425.00
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18
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1902 $20 Blue Seal - Witt, IL Charter #10264 - PMG VF-20
The Witt National Bank Witt, Illinois. New to the census, which shows only three large examples. Practically the poster boy for the VF20 grade, the paper boasts perfect creme-grey color and just...
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$1,100
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$1,300
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$1,000.00
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19
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1929 $5 Type 1 - Montpelier, IN Charter #5278 - VF
The First National Bank of Montpelier, Indiana. A difficult example off the community's only issuer, this five appears to be somewhat nicer than the typical competition (not be confused with...
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$330
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$370
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$320.00
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20
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1902 $50 Blue Seal Date Back - MO Charter #5002 - PMG XF-45 EPQ
The Merchants-Laclede National Bank of Saint Louis, Missouri. Large, leering signatures beam from this bright example off a scarcer St. Louis bank, for which this is a tougher signature combination. ...
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$1,700
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$1,900
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$1,650.00
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21
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1902 $10 Blue Seal - Clayton, MO Charter #12333 - VF
The First National Bank of Clayton, Missouri. Large notes in circulated condition often show the curious anomaly of darker toning on one half -- sometimes the left or right half, and sometimes the...
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$400
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$450
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$350.00
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22
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1882 $5 Brown Back - Joplin, MO Charter #4425 - F
Fine grade or so, yet the top and bottom edge display very slight fraying and the extreme bottom left corner has become somewhat worn over time. The National Bank of Joplin ceased operations in 1923,...
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$525
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$625
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$500.00
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23
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1902 $10 Blue Seal - King City, MO Charter #4373 - XF
The First National Bank of King City, Missouri. Fr. 619. Fantastic signatures emblazon the front of the note, freestyled in practically fresh ebony-brown ink that figures into the vigorous...
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$425
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$525
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$390.00
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24
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1929 $20 Type 1 - Linn Creek, MO Charter #7853 - PMG VF-20
The First National Bank of Linn Creek, Missouri. The original township of Linn Creek, county seat of Camden County, MO, now sits underwater after construction of Bagnell Dam and the Lake of the...
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$1,450
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$1,550
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$1,400.00
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25
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US Currency-National Bank Notes
1902 $10 Blue Seal - Ridgeway, MO Charter #6549 - XF
The First National Bank of Ridgeway, Missouri. Very scarce off of Harrison County in the northwestern part of Missouri, this date back serves well as either type or for a topical collection. White...
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$1,000
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$1,200
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$975.00
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