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PCDA 2012 Auction > PCDA 2012 Session 2 - US Sm Size +

Lot #1000 - Miscellaneous Items - ($ 25.00 - $ 2,500.00)
Alaska Resort Money
Mr. Fails a-lot has chosen our error note but rather than create an error they have written that it was an error note. We freeze our marshmellows over our freeze pit - Free polar bear legs - free ice swimming.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1001 - Miscellaneous Items - ($ 25.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$5 Hawaiian Coconut Bowling Dollars
This design is well proportioned and features a palm tree and coconut bowling ball, along with the foolishness of today's schools - IN G_D WE TRUST. Save our America!
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1002 - Miscellaneous Items - ($ 25.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$5 Hawaiian Tiki God Dollars
This note was created by a student of the Dutton Elementary School in 2011. It's very colorful and the design includes a Tiki God with a surf board at the left, guitar at the right and a background of palm trees and flowers. A lovely Hawaiian issue.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1003 - Miscellaneous Items - ($ 25.00 - $ 2,500.00)
Nasadaco 1 Crown
Obviously this is a pirate treasury note backed by two chests of treasures. The back shows two palm trees under which the treasure must have been found. Shows solid backing for its fiscal policy.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1004 - Miscellaneous Items - ($ 25.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$9 Black Beauty FRN 2011
Black Beauty is the central vignette on both face and back on this $9 FRN from the ninth district. Very well done.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1005 - Continental Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
CC-6 $6 May 10, 1775
A very attractive example from this first Continental emission. PCGS notes minor adhesive remnants on face. If you can find them you've got us beat since we cannot locate any problems. It looks like a lovely XF and will likely sell as such.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 40

Lot #1006 - Continental Currency - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
CC-22 $2/3 February 17, 1776
We see a double center fold on this Fugio Fractional denomination note that appears as if it could have easily landed in an XF holder. Bright, well-signed and numbered with the popular sundial with "Mind Your Business" motto. In our Memphis sale, we sold a $1/6 note in this same grade for $747.50.
Grade: PMG Ch. VF 35

Lot #1007 - Continental Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
CC-22 $2/3 February 17, 1776
This Fugio Fractional Continental note has far fewer folds than what we typically associate with a lower end VF grade.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1008 - Continental Currency - ($ 375.00 - $ 525.00)
CC-51 $6 November 2, 1776 Benjamin Levy Signature
This wholesome Continental note appears to have a vertical center fold and an upper sheet fold. Broad margins are seen on all sides and the centering is excellent. Of greatest importance is the signature of Benjamin Levy, the only Jewish signer of Continental Currency. His is avidly collected and always greatly adds to the value of any note that he has blessed with his presence.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1009 - Continental Currency - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
CC-66 $5 May 20, 1777
This May 1777 issue is second in scarcity only behind the fabled Yorktown issue of April 1778. PCGS notes edge splits and an inscription on back. What makes this note of particular interest is that the date has been skillfully changed to May 26, 1777.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1010 - Continental Currency - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
CC-85 $50 September 26, 1778 Contemporary Counterfeit
A wonderfully margined and perfectly centered example of this popular contemporary counterfeit. The signatures and print quality are superb and the note looks like a Gem in every way. Nice Continental counterfeits usually sell for as much as the genuine notes and we are sure this one will make a real splash.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1011 - Continental Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
CC-86 $60 September 26, 1778
A pretty Continental that is lightly circulated and deeply embossed.
Grade: PMG Ch. XF 45

Lot #1012 - Continental Currency - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
CC-99 $60 January 14, 1779
A wonderfully embossed and utterly fresh example of this later Continental note. PCGS notes a small edge tear at right. If you have been paying attention in recent months you will have noticed that quality examples with eye appeal and minor problems bring almost as much as if they were problem-free.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Abt. New 50

Lot #1013 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
CT-130 1 Shilling March 26, 1761
An incredible rarity that should not be overlooked by anybody that fashions himself as a devotee of Colonial paper money. Any Connecticut note of a pre-1770 issuance is one of only a handful that can be recalled in recent years. We haven't sold one, Heritage hasn't sold one, and the only entry in Newman is a 40 shilling counterfeit sold by Stacks as part of the Ford collection, with that note bringing a four-figure price. PMG net grades this due to the note being backed and pieces sewn together with the bottom quarter or so of the note missing. The all-important coat of arms and the date are clearly visible. We are not sure what type of price this will bring but it would not surprise us to see it in the thousands.
Grade: PMG Good 4 Net

Lot #1014 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
CT-164 2 Shillings 6 Pence October 10, 1771 Uncancelled
PCGS notes some splits and tape repairs but this uncancelled beauty is very desirable because it has that desired combination of rarity and grade. Newman lists this at $1,000 in VF and while that is probably a little optimistic it's not that far off track.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1015 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
CT-165 5 Shillings October 10, 1771 Slash Cancel
This is a much scarcer early Connecticut issue and even with being slash cancelled and having some minor problems (splits, sewn together, tape repair) it has a lot of value. A super low serial number 36 adds greatly to the desirability of this note and we should mention that this denomination seems to appear with far less frequency than most of the others. Newman values this at $1,000 in VF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 25

Lot #1016 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
CT-175 5 Shilling January 2, 1775 Slash Cancel
An impressive example of this slash cancelled note that has deep embossing and excellent print quality. PCGS notes small edge splits which are seen at the sides of the centerfold. Notes from the January 1775 issue is definitely quite a bit scarcer than the common 1776 and 1780 notes. Newman lists this at $200 in VF with no higher grade given. Friedberg calls these rare in XF.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1017 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
CT-176 10 Shilling January 2, 1775 Slash Cancel
An incredibly well-printed example of this scarcer January 1775 issue that has a slash cancel and some tape repaired edge splits along the centerfold. Newman values this at $200 in VF with no higher grade given. Friedberg calls these rare in XF.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 45

Lot #1018 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
CT-184 6 Shillings June 1, 1775 Uncancelled
This is one of the nicest looking examples we have seen from this more desirable issue and, most importantly, the note is uncancelled. PCGS notes a small hole but this is trivial. Mountainous embossing, sublime printing quality and boldly penned signatures make this note a real treat that anyone would be proud to display. Newman prices this at $350 in XF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Abt. New 50

Lot #1019 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
CT-205 6 Pence June 19, 1776 Uncancelled
Just a hint of circulation is evident on this deeply embossed and boldly printed Colonial. Of the utmost importance is that this note is uncancelled and much scarcer as such. Newman values these at $400 in UNC and for a change he has this too low.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1020 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
CT-216 4 Pence October 11, 1777 Uncancelled
A little known fact among Colonial novices is that notes from this small change issue are probably the scarcest of all the 1775-1780 issues to be found in an uncancelled state. PMG has Net graded this due to faded numbers and serial number but that is more than compensated for the fact that this note has huge margins on all sides and excellent embossing. Newman values these at $300 in Ch. UNC.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 50 Net

Lot #1021 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Connecticut Company Inspection Return
"Inspection return of the 7th Company of the 28th Connecticut Regiment Militia. Capt. Abel Hawley, Officer under Major Wilcoxson. Folded a couple of times with some minor ink erosion present. We aren't really sure what to make of it all but it's very interesting.
Grade: VF

Lot #1022 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Connecticut Pay Table Committee July 10, 1781
The first item is a Connecticut Pay Table Committee form which is much scarcer than the typical Pay Table Office forms that we see. Signed by Nathan Ellis and unlisted in Anderson. The second item validates his service in the Revolutionary War. An intriguing pairing that is loaded with Colonial history.
Grade: XF

Lot #1023 - Colonial Currency > Connecticut - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Connecticut Treasury Office Transfer Certificate January 14, 1790
An interesting treasury office certificate with accounting table computations. The typeset date 1789 has been crossed out and 1790 handwritten in its place. The treasurer's signature has been crossed out and this item certified the transfer of old notes for new notes. Anderson Price of Liberty catalog number CT-27. We have rarely seen these offered for sale and are sure this will be well-received.
Grade: AU

Lot #1024 - Colonial Currency > Delaware - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
DE34 2 Shilling 6 Pence January 1, 1753
Simply a rare note no matter how you slice it and the first Delaware issue where David Hall joined Benjamin Franklin. PCGS notes splits, pinned and backed but who cares? The Newman plate note is hardly nicer looking than this one and is also replete with problems. Do not be surprised to see our estimate prove to be conservative. No value is given in Newman and Friedberg calls this very rare.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Fair 2

Lot #1025 - Colonial Currency > Maryland - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
MD-68 $4 April 10, 1774
An astounding example from this common Maryland issue from which Ch. CU notes are very scarce and legitimate Gems are absolutely rare. This note appears to have it all; huge margins on all sides (including a nearly full left indent), stunning print quality, thick and boldly executed signatures and mountainous embossing. If ever there were a note from this issue that looks like a Gem this is it. Newman lists this at $250 in XF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1026 - Colonial Currency > Maryland - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
MD-70 $8 April 10, 1774
A full left indent is seen on this crisp and very well-signed Maryland Colonial. Newman values this at $250 in XF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1027 - Colonial Currency > Maryland - ($ 325.00 - $ 475.00)
MD-70 $8 April 10, 1774
A gorgeous Maryland Colonial note that has superb margins and wonderful print quality. A nearly full left indent is also noticed along with a couple light folds.
Grade: AU

Lot #1028 - Colonial Currency > Maryland - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
MD-96 $1 August 14, 1776
The August 1776 Maryland issue is far scarcer than the commonly seen 1774 notes. This one has bold signatures and far fewer folds than what is typically seen on a low end VF. Newman values this at $400 in VF.
Grade: PCGS VF 20

Lot #1029 - Colonial Currency > Maryland - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
MD-98 $2 August 14, 1776
Even with Colonial notes the $2 denomination has always had an allure with collectors. This issue is much scarcer than the commonly seen 1774 notes which is confirmed by Newman's valuation of $400 in VF.
Grade: PCGS VF 20

Lot #1030 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 3,500.00 - $ 7,000.00)
MA-142 10 Shillings May 25, 1775
On its own merits this is a highly desirable copperplate note engraved by Paul Revere, great Revolutionary patriot. It is amply margined with good printing quality although it has splits and has been backed. The note carries the appearance of a full VF. What is not mentioned on the PCGS holder is what makes this note so special. All of the examples this cataloger can recall having seen were either hole-cancelled or pen-cancelled over Henry Gardner's signature. This example has neither and is the only one we can locate in such a state. Newman lists this at $4,000 in Fine and $7,000 in VF but those are for pen-cancelled notes. We strongly suspect that this will bring far more in its present state.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Fine 15

Lot #1031 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
MA-232 4 Shillings October 18, 1776
PCGS notes some repaired splits but what isn't noted is how scarce this note really is. The note was printed with face plates engraved by Paul Revere and the backs were engraved by John Gill. Newman lists this at $375 in Fine.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Fine 12

Lot #1032 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
MA-279 $2 May 5, 1780 Uncancelled
Uncancelled Massachusetts notes from this issue are legitimately scarce items and but for a couple of small repaired edge splits this note has a lot to offer. Through the holder it looks at least XF.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 35

Lot #1033 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
MA-279 $2 May 5, 1780 Pen Cancelled
Ninety-eight percent of the notes from this issue are cancelled with the quarter-sized hole in the middle. Very few examples were ever pen cancelled and are actually quite scarce as such. A terrific VF/XF note that is signed on the back by Peter Boyer. A lovely note that should be very well-received as we had a similar Ch. AU example bring $431.25 in our Memphis sale.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1034 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
MA-281 $4 May 5, 1780 Pen Cancelled
Ninety-eight percent of the notes from this issue are cancelled with the quarter-sized hole in the middle. Very few examples were ever pen cancelled and are actually quite scarce as such. A lovely near XF note with the signature of Peter Boyer on the back. We sold a lovely Ch. AU example in our Memphis sale for $431.25.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1035 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Treasury Certificate January 1, 1782
A lovely example with the "B" of borrowed boxed and a small hole cancel. Both signed by Hodgdon and Dawes. "Two Years Interest Paid" written vertically in red ink at left. This certificate shows that interest is paid at 6% per annum. Plenty of interesting numerical computations seen on the back. Anderson MA-31, with 21-30 estimated known.
Grade: AU

Lot #1036 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
Commonwealth of Massachusetts Treasury Certificates January 1, 1782
A consecutive pair with both having the "B" boxed and with a small hole cancel. Both signed by Hodgdon and Dawes. "Two Years Interest Paid" written vertically in red ink at left. Anderson MA-31, low R-6. Estimated 21-30 known. It's been a few years since we have seen any of these.
Grade: AU

Lot #1037 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Massachusetts State Lottery Class the Fourth February 5, 1780
These were used to pay Massachusetts State lottery winners. Pen cancelled through the signature of Henry Gardner. Rattlesnake surrounded pine tree vignette. Anderson MA-16, high R-6, estimate 13-20 known. A lovely example that is one of the nicest that we can recall having seen.
Grade: VF/XF

Lot #1038 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
State of Massachusetts Bay 150 Pound Treasury Certificate J July 20, 1779
Pen cancelled over the signature of Henry Gardner. Advanced Pay to Officer Second Moiety. Always popular pine tree vignette surrounded by rattlesnake. Anderson MA-19, low R-6, estimate 21-30 known. A clean and very attractive example that is not seen very often.
Grade: VF

Lot #1039 - Colonial Currency > Massachusetts - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
State of Massachusetts 75 Pound Treasury Certificate July 20, 1779
Advanced Pay to Officer Second Moiety at 6% interest. Pen cancelled through Gardner's signature. Pine tree vignette surrounded by rattlesnake at upper left. Fully margined and incredibly attractive for the grade. MA-19 in Anderson's Price of Liberty and listed as low R-6 with estimate of 21-30 known.
Grade: VF

Lot #1040 - Colonial Currency > New Hampshire - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
NH-50 100 Shillings April 1, 1737 Redated August 7, 1740 Cohen Reprint
An exceptional example of this popularly collected Cohen reprint. These were reprinted c. 1850s from the original plates and therefore have neither signatures nor serial number. An essentially flawless example that should be very well-received by the collecting community. We have routinely seen AU examples bring close to three-figure prices.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1041 - Colonial Currency > New Jersey - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
NJ-95 6 Shillings June 22, 1756
Most every denomination from 1 Shilling up to 15 Shillings is common since these survived in sheet form, all that is except for the 6 Shillings note. PCGS notes damage, piece at top right replaced and redrawn which is certainly true but well executed. This note is serial #252 and its consecutive note, #253, sold at the FUN sale earlier this year. That note graded PCGS Apparent VF 35 and brought $690. This is by far the highest graded example we have ever encountered and are patiently awaiting it to cross the four-figure mark.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Abt. New 50

Lot #1042 - Colonial Currency > New Jersey - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
NJ-111 30 Shillings November 20, 1757
Listed in Friedberg simply as "rare" with Newman pricing this at $500 in VF. An unusual issue since the highest pound denominated notes are the ones that survived en masse with these lower denomination examples rarely being saved. PCGS notes edge splits but they are trivial.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 25

Lot #1043 - Colonial Currency > New Jersey - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
NJ-118 6 Pound May 1, 1758
This is easily the nicest example of this very scarce note that we have ever encountered. Serial #1156 out of a printing of 1,834. PCGS notes restorations, mounting damage and design redrawn on back. This note is stunning in every regard as when these are seen they are typically ratty-looking VG or worse with numerous problems. Newman values this at $750 with no higher grade given and we would be shocked if this note didn't meet or exceed our conservative estimate.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 25

Lot #1044 - Colonial Currency > New Jersey - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
NJ-126 3 Pound October 20, 1758
Another spectacularly rare example from 1758 except the October issue is seen with far less frequency than its May counterpart. With a printing of only 500 notes for this denomination you can clearly see why we are frothing at the mouth over this note which only has some center fold edge splits given as the reason for the apparent grade. Newman values this at $700 in VG and $1,000 in Fine and we think he's right on the money.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VG 10

Lot #1045 - Colonial Currency > New Jersey - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
NJ-153 18 Pence December 31, 1763
This Plate D example has PTATE misspelled and is scarcer with only 2,500 printed. The note remains very well-signed with just a whisper of a center fold present.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1046 - Colonial Currency > New Jersey - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
NJ-167 30 Shillings April 16, 1764
An exceptional quality note from a much scarcer and underrated New Jersey issue. Most of these 1750s and 1760s issues from the Garden State are so underappreciated that it makes your cataloger somber. PCGS notes a reinforced center split and mounting remnants and scuffs on the back.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 25

Lot #1047 - Colonial Currency > New Jersey - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
NJ-175 1 Shilling March 25, 1776
While this is certainly the most common issue from Colonial New Jersey they don't often come like this. Gigantic margins are seen on all sides with picture perfect centering. Spectacular printing quality and robust signatures and serial number are complemented by mountainous embossing. A gorgeous Colonial worthy of anyone's high-grade 13 Colony type set.
Grade: PMG Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ

Lot #1048 - Colonial Currency > New Jersey - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
NJ-176 18 Pence March 25, 1776
This is nothing short of a stunning example for the grade. Behemoth margins are found on all sides with the centering virtually dead-on. A boldly signed example with embossing piled high throughout the fresh paper surfaces. With AU notes bringing a solid $250 or so these days, we figure a note graded Ch. UNC that looks like a Superb Gem should bring multiples of that.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 63 EPQ

Lot #1049 - Colonial Currency > New York - ($ 850.00 - $ 1,350.00)
NY-153 5 Pounds April 15, 1758
An extremely scarce note no matter how you slice it. PCGS notes backed with some repaired edge tears but when these are seen it is almost always with some problems. With a printing of only 4,000, the 5 Pound denomination is by far the scarcer of the two for this issue and auction appearances are few and far between. The only listing in Newman is an example graded UNC that brought over $5,000 in a 2004 Stacks sale.
Grade: PCGS Fine 12

Lot #1050 - Colonial Currency > New York - ($ 850.00 - $ 1,350.00)
NY-155 2 Pounds April 2, 1759
A satisfying example of an extremely scarce denomination. PCGS notes edge splits and tears, repairs. We have only seen one or two 2 Pound notes over the years while the 5 Pound and 10 Pound notes are far more plentiful. The printing figures are misleading because it is obvious that this lowest denomination note had a survival rate next to nothing while the higher denomination notes circulated less freely. Unpriced in Newman in any grade and worthy of consideration for your advanced Colonial collection.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Fine 15

Lot #1051 - Colonial Currency > New York - ($ 1,250.00 - $ 2,500.00)
NY-156 5 Pounds April 2, 1759
A bright and wonderfully margined example of this scarcer 1759 issue from which notes are rarely seen in solid VF or better grade. PCGS notes a small hole and some edge splits and tears but this is an almost universal truth when dealing with these early New York Colonials. Wonderfully signed and fresh. The only listing in Newman is an AU note that brought $4,600 in a 2004 Stacks sale.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 25

Lot #1052 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
NC-78 15 Shillings March 9, 1754
Fully signed with four signatures, but cut crazy.
Grade: VF

Lot #1053 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
NC-112 3 Pounds July 14, 1760
A much scarcer and very desirable example of the highest denomination from this issue. PCGS notes edge splits and tears of which we notice two, both at the top and the bottom of the center fold. A bright and very well-signed example that should be well received. There were only 1,000 printed of this denomination which explains the Newman value of $400 in VF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 40

Lot #1054 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
NC-124 20 Shillings April 23, 1761
A glorious example of this tougher issue which has edge splits and tears, although truthfully we only can find one at the bottom of the center fold. Bright and very well-signed with nearly full ornamentation, this note should be quite a catch for one lucky bidder. Newman values these at $400 in VF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 45

Lot #1055 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
NC-125 30 Shillings April 23, 1761
Bright paper and healthy surfaces make this a real eye catcher of a Colonial note. PCGS notes some pinholes and a repaired center split but they do little to hinder the visual impact of this note. Serial #132 is actually quite low.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 30

Lot #1056 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
NC-132 40 Shillings December 1768
This is a superb grade example for this always desirable 1768 issue as AU notes are very scarce and uncirculated examples essentially unknown. PCGS notes a single edge split at the top of the center fold. But for that, the paper is bright, the signatures bold, and the embossing easily visible. A truly special note for the Colonial enthusiast. Newman values these at $400 in VF with nothing better.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Abt. New 50

Lot #1057 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
NC-136a 2 Shillings 6 Pence December 1771
An absolutely flawless example with some of the freshest and brightest paper you will find. While the grade on this note is common enough what makes this so special is the lack of the ubiquitous bundle hole at the top of the note. The reason these 1771 notes so often come in high grade is that there were many sheets bundled together and this denomination was always at the top of the sheet. For that reason, 99% of the 2 Shillings/6 Pence notes that you see will have a hole at the top of the note; this one does not.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1058 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
2 Shillings 6 Pence, 1 Pound, 10 Shillings December 1771 Uncut Sheet of Three Notes
Simply a fantastic example of this uncut sheet of three 1771 North Carolina Colonials. All three notes have oversized margins, perfect paper quality and bold embossing. The chop up value for this sheet is $600-$800 but the sheet will be worth more intact. In our recent July internet sale we sold a similar example in the same grade for over $1,000.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1059 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 1,750.00 - $ 3,250.00)
NC-138 10 Shillings December 1771
While notes from this issue are certainly available up through the Gem grade, Superb Gem examples are quite scarce and virtually all of those only grade "67." This gorgeous note has achieved the grade of PCGS Superb Gem New 68 PPQ which puts it right at the top of the condition census. There isn't anything to say to the detriment of this piece; the margins are huge, the centering perfect and everything pertaining to the paper quality is utterly flawless. Do not be surprised when you see this lovely note make some pricing history once the hammer falls.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 68 PPQ

Lot #1060 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
NC-139 1 Pound December 1771
For those of you who are dismayed at missing out on the 10 Shillings note in super high grade you need to quickly regain your composure as here is another example to satisfy your collecting hunger. Another essentially flawless example that will instantly catapult anyone's 13 Colony type set into the pantheon of Colonial sets.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1061 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
NC-142 3 Pounds December 1771
Leviathan margins and astounding printing quality are seen on this higher denomination note which bears the vignette of the Magna Charta. PCGS notes a repaired edge tear at top left which makes this one of the nicest examples we have seen. With only 3,000 printed, this note is several times scarcer than its lower denomination cousins.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 40

Lot #1062 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
NC-143 5 Pounds December 1771
With only 2,000 printed, this highest denomination is also the scarcest for the issue. PCGS notes some small repaired edge splits but they are virtually invisible and of no consequence. If you can show your cataloger another 5 Pound note that looks nicer than this one I will shake your hand. Newman values this at $500 in XF and he is likely right on the money.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 45

Lot #1063 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
NC-162b $5 Triton April 2, 1776
Truly a riveting and awe-inspiring series of notes; only two complete collections have ever been formed so far as we know. This Triton note has huge margins and great printing along with a boldly printed vignette. PCGS notes edge splits and tears. Newman values this at $1,000 in VF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 35

Lot #1064 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 1,500.00)
NC-176d $5 August 8, 1778
A rare note in this grade. The catalog only list notes up to XF.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64 EPQ

Lot #1065 - Colonial Currency > North Carolina - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
NC-176d $5 August 8, 1778
"The Rising States" is the motto seen on this single-folded North Carolina Colonial. The paper retains its original crispness and the margins are full to superb on all sides. Newman lists this at $500 in XF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53 PPQ

Lot #1066 - Colonial Currency > Pennsylvania - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
PA-143 10 Shillings March 10, 1769
No asterisk after date. The casual observer might wonder what this note is doing here but the Colonial savant is well aware of its presence. PCGS notes edge splits and minor paper pulls on back, both of which do little to affect the eye appeal. This higher denomination note has a meager printing of only 1,000 with Newman valuing it at $2,000 in Fine with no higher grade given. Bright, broadly margined and boldly signed this is one of the nicest examples we can recall having seen.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1067 - Colonial Currency > Pennsylvania - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
PA-170 50 Shillings October 1, 1773
An absolutely gorgeous example for the grade as these columned Pennsylvania notes don't often come like this. It has three of the boldest signatures you will find and the paper is cardboard crisp and fresh. AU examples have routinely become a $200 or more item and Newman lists this at $800 in Ch. CU.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1068 - Colonial Currency > Pennsylvania - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
PA-183 6 Pence October 25, 1775
A stunning example of this small change note that looks like a screaming gem in every way but for a tighter left margin. The paper is incredibly fresh and crisp with bold signature and serial number. Newman values this at $750 in Ch. UNC but as strong as prices have been for this colony we would not be surprised to see that valuation met.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 63

Lot #1069 - Colonial Currency > Pennsylvania - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
PA-192 20 Shillings October 25, 1775
This columned Pennsylvania note has extraordinary margins compared to most for this issue. Three bold signatures make it hard to believe that this didn't earn the EPQ designation and some minor evidence of circulation accounts for the grade.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 50

Lot #1070 - Colonial Currency > Pennsylvania - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
PA-201 1 Shilling April 25, 1776
The technical grade is accurate as there appear to be a couple of corner folds and some minor mounting remnants on the back. The eye appeal of this note is simply not to be questioned as it has that "fresh from the sheet" look; the printing quality is unbelievable and the signatures look as if they were applied this morning. Notes such as this always go well beyond any technical assessment and valuation that one tries to conjure.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1071 - Colonial Currency > Pennsylvania - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
PA-202 18 Pence April 25, 1776
Essentially identical to the 1 Shilling note both in terms of technical grade and eye appeal. This isn't surprising since it has the same serial number and therefore came from the same sheet. PCGS notes the upper right corner tip has been replaced and redrawn but if you can see it your eyesight is exceptional. A superlative example that will fit nicely into anyone's collection.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1072 - Colonial Currency > Pennsylvania - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
PA-219a 8 Shillings April 10, 1777
Printed in black. These higher denomination notes are scarcer than their small change cousins from this issue. This one has great printing quality with excellent originality and wonderful eye appeal. Newman values this at $500 in UNC and this gorgeous piece might very well tempt that figure.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1073 - Colonial Currency > Pennsylvania - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Pennsylvania Interest Bearing Certificate August 17, 1780
This "Horse Bond" was signed by John Thompson Will of Bucks County. So called because it was a promissory notice for the use of a horse. Plenty of endorsements and notations on the back. Listed as PA-2 in Anderson. Rarity high R-6, estimated 13-20 known.
Grade: VF

Lot #1074 - Colonial Currency > Rhode Island - ($ 2,000.00 - $ 4,000.00)
RI-282 - RI-289 $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $7, $8 & $20 8-Subject Uncut Sheet
This is a magnificent uncut sheet of eight Gem Rhode Island notes from July 1780. Recently these have been cut to get Superb Gem singles.
Grade: Superb Gem CU

Lot #1075 - Colonial Currency > Rhode Island - ($ 3,500.00 - $ 7,000.00)
RI-290 6 Pence May 1786
This is as close to perfect as PCGS has come to grading any Colonial and we believe that PMG has never assigned a grade this high. We hate to wax poetic (ok so that's not exactly true) but this note is well deserving of all the accolades it receives. The note has perfect centering both top to bottom and left to right. The paper is as bright and deeply embossed as if it were printed this morning and the bold printing contrast is a showstopper. What miniscule nuance pertaining to this note that could make it perfect is anyone's guess as it appears to the naked eye to already be in that league. In our 2012 CPMX sale we sold the only other 69 PPQ graded Colonial, a note also from this issue, for $5,462.50. This note is every bit as deserving as that one of reaching a solid four-figure price.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 69 PPQ

Lot #1076 - Colonial Currency > Rhode Island - ($ 350.00 - $ 550.00)
RI-291 9 Pence May 1786
Hulking margins and crackerjack embossing are found on this wonderfully signed Colonial. A pretty note whose value should transcend that of the typical, tightly margined "New 62."
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1077 - Colonial Currency > Rhode Island - ($ 450.00 - $ 650.00)
RI-293 2 Shilling 6 Pence May 1786
An enormously margined and superbly embossed example of this final Rhode Island issue. Examples from this colony have been realizing staggering prices recently and we expect that trend to continue here.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1078 - Colonial Currency > South Carolina - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
SC-99 10 Pounds June 1, 1775
A very attractive example of this condition-challenged issue that has great print quality and the motto ET DEUS OMNIPOTENS (And Almighty God). PCGS notes edge splits and center split repaired, comments which apply to virtually all notes from this issue. Newman values this at $1,000 in VF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1079 - Colonial Currency > South Carolina - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
SC-108 20 Shillings November 15, 1775
A very scarce issue and the 20 Shillings is very difficult to come by as we haven't seen one in several years. PCGS notes edge splits and tears and backing. A highly desirable example that lists for $750 in Fine in Newman and to me this note very well could eclipse that mark.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Fine 12

Lot #1080 - Colonial Currency > South Carolina - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
SC-137 $3 December 23, 1776 Fully Signed
Although there is a small edge tear at left, this note is fully signed and issued as it has four visible signatures and serial number. Newman lists this at $375 in VF and $750 in XF.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 35

Lot #1081 - Colonial Currency > South Carolina - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
SC-141 $8 December 23, 1776 Fully Signed
A very attractive AU example of this popular South Carolina Colonial that is very well-margined for the type. PMG notes a pen annotation but it is on the back and out of the way. Four signatures and serial number are seen on this fully signed note which Newman values at $750 in XF and $1,500 in UNC.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 50

Lot #1082 - Colonial Currency > South Carolina - ($ 3,000.00 - $ 6,000.00)
SC-154 $50 February 8, 1779
Uncut Pair. We have only seen a couple of other uncut pairs of Coram notes as they are a legitimately scarce item. This example shows on the back the mythical figure, Atlas, holding a boulder. PCGS notes there are stains, mounting remnants, damage and writing in ink. This lovely pair of notes are both well-signed with a fold between the notes and a broad corner fold in each. We rarely see these with gigantic margins like this since very few two note sheets survived. With AU examples routinely reaching four-figure prices and Newman valuing these at $3,500 in UNC, we are expecting some real fireworks by the time the hammer falls tonight.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Abt. New 50

Lot #1083 - Colonial Currency > South Carolina - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
SC-154 $50 February 8, 1779
Although the left margin is tight this is an enormously margined and wonderfully signed note engraved by Thomas Coram. With the mythological representations found on the back of these notes (this one shows Atlas holding a boulder) this has always been an extremely popular issue with collectors.
Grade: Abt. UNC

Lot #1084 - Colonial Currency > South Carolina - ($ 1,750.00 - $ 3,250.00)
SC-157 $80 February 8, 1779
This is a beautiful note printed by Thomas Coram that has boldly penned signatures, bright paper and excellent centering. AU examples of this issue often sell around $2,000 and we see no reason why this note shouldn't either. Newman values this at $2,500 in XF and $5,000 in UNC.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 53

Lot #1085 - Colonial Currency > Virginia - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
VA-77b 20 Shillings July 17, 1775 Large Format
This is a very attractive example of the large format Ashby note that has some edge and internal splits. Printed on thin paper and easily damaged this is one of the nicer examples we have seen. Newman lists this at $750 in Fine and $1,500 in VF.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Fine 15

Lot #1086 - Colonial Currency > Virginia - ($ 650.00 - $ 900.00)
2 Pounds July 17, 1775
It's amazing that these notes aren't completely disintegrated with the paper and size. PCGS notes: minor damage at left; lower right corner replaced.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 30

Lot #1087 - Colonial Currency > Virginia - ($ 800.00 - $ 1,200.00)
5 Pounds July 17, 1775
This was the highest value issued in this series. The note has an excellent appearance, even with a couple of flaws. PCGS notes: minor edge tears, repair at right end.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 25

Lot #1088 - Colonial Currency > Virginia - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
VA-129 $8 October 20, 1777
We rarely see examples of this 1777 Virginia issue in this grade and its even more rare to see them with this much eye appeal. A strictly uncirculated example with no folds whatsoever. Bold printing and even bolder signatures are seen. Gigantic margins by anyone's definition and perfectly centered on all four sides. A little toning in the right margin appears to be all that precludes this note from a solid Gem grade. Newman lists this at $900 in UNC but that is laughable since you are hard-pressed to find another.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 63

Lot #1089 - Colonial Currency > Virginia - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
VA-170 $100 May 3, 1779
For this large format issue, only the $50 and $100 denominations are seen with any regularity; the five lower denominations are crushingly rare. This gorgeous note is bright and well-signed with the look of a solid XF. PCGS notes some tape repaired edge and internal splits but they are very well hidden. Newman values this at $3,000 in VF with no higher grade given. A very underrated series in your cataloger's opinion.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 35

Lot #1090 - Colonial Currency > Virginia - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
VA-194 $300 October 16, 1780
Intriguing serial #3366. These rice paper notes are virtually always filled with problems although this one is minor compared to most. PCGS notes large edge split at bottom right and some minor ink erosion. Well-signed and very bright with great margins. Newman values this at $225 in VF and $550 in XF.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 35

Lot #1091 - Colonial Currency > Virginia - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
VA-222 $1,000 May 7, 1781
A beautiful example of this higher denomination example which is both scarce and desirable. PCGS notes damaged, multiple tape repairs and pieces replaced and redrawn. The eye appeal of this note is not to be questioned and its value is supported by the Newman assessment of $700 in XF with no higher grade given.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 45

Lot #1092 - Confederate Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
T-6 $50 August 28, 1861
Hole punch and pen cancelled. A very bright and wonderfully attractive example of this early Confederate type that has superb color and fresh paper. They hardly come any prettier than this and we expect to see spirited bidding before the hammer falls.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1093 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
T-8 $50 July 25, 1861
A wonderfully fresh and bright example of this popular Confederate type. The paper is really bright and the signatures are bold. Three vertical folds account for the grade.
Grade: PCGS XF 45 PPQ

Lot #1094 - Confederate Notes - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
T-9 $20 July 25, 1861
This bright and fresh ship note is about 98% fully-framed which is a miraculous feat in and of itself. The note faces up like a near Gem but back reveals a handful of very light folds.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1095 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
T-10 $10 July 25, 1861
Cr. 35, PF-13. Plate A printed on thick bond paper, with a tiny tear at right margin center.
Grade: Fine/VF

Lot #1096 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
T-10 $10 July 25, 1861
Near full frames are noted on this lovely T-10 note, a type that is often found in tatters with a plethora of problems. This one has an edge tear and another small edge tear. Problem-free VFs tempt the four-figure price range so we figure that one with a couple of very minor issues should sell for around half that amount.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1097 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
CT-XXI $20 July 25, 1861 Female Riding Deer Bogus Note
A broadly margined and fully framed example of this popular bogus note that was once considered an integral part of a Confederate type set. It has astounding color and far better eye appeal than most examples we encounter.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1098 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
T-14 $50 September 2, 1861 Contemporary Counterfeit
A look at Tremmel's Guide Book of Counterfeit Confederate Currency shows this as CT-14/75B, a Rarity 8 and is listed at $475 in AU-UNC. This note is a bright and beautiful Ch. New example and utterly flawless but for a minor ink erosion tear at the bottom.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Ch. New 63

Lot #1099 - Confederate Notes - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
T-14 $50 September 2, 1861
The boldness of signatures and depth of print quality are utterly superb on this mid-grade T-14 note.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1100 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-16 $50 September 2, 1861
For a T-16 this note has gigantic margins and refreshingly bright paper and ink colors. Neatly cross-cut cancelled so as to not be particularly visible except when the note is candled. Another Confederate type note in this offering that is more common in Fine and lower end VF grades but which becomes decidedly scarce when one gets to XF or better.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1101 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-16 $50 September 2, 1861
A bright and fully framed T-16 note that has well-detailed signatures and bold green overprint.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1102 - Confederate Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
T-17 $20 September 2, 1861
An absolutely gorgeous example of this challenging T-17 note that is one of the nicest we have seen. Rarely seen in grades above VF and even more rarely with color and printing that remains this bold. PCGS notes minor mounting remnants on the back but we suspect they won't remain there for very long. In this grade a solid four-figure item to be sure.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 30

Lot #1103 - Confederate Notes - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
T-20 $20 September 2, 1861
Cross-cut cancelled but fully framed and unusually bright. A lightly handled Confederate type note that is rarely seen above AU grade. In terms of eye appeal this is one of the nicest we have had the pleasure to offer in years.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1104 - Confederate Notes - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
T-20 $20 September 2, 1861 Contemporary Counterfeit
A pen cancelled example of this contemporary counterfeit that is very well-printed with bright paper and a couple of Jackson, MS circular stamps on the back.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1105 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
T-21 $20 September 2, 1861 Cut-Out Cancelled
A moderately circulated example of a tougher early type. Two triangular shaped cut-out cancels at the bottom with some minor rust stains seen primarily on the back.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1106 - Confederate Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
T-22 $10 September 2, 1861 Contemporary Counterfeit
A very attractive contemporary counterfeit with a tear at the bottom. In this grade an genuine example would be worth about $1,500 but this will be worth significantly less.
Grade: PMG VF 30

Lot #1107 - Confederate Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
T-22 $10 September 2, 1861
Hole punch cancelled. Superb color remains on this abundantly margined T-22 note. There is an internal tear from the left cancel but it is difficult to see. A modestly circulated example with great eye appeal for the grade. An uncancelled example in this grade would be a low four-figure item and we would expect about half that much here tonight.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1108 - Confederate Notes - ($ 3,500.00 - $ 7,000.00)
T-23 $10 September 2, 1861
We rarely ever see T-23 notes that are this fresh and bright with bold signatures and exceptional printing. It is 100% fully framed and well margined at that. The orange overprint, which so often fades and oxidizes, remains as bright and colorful as the day this note was printed. PCGS notes a small repaired edge tear at top left of center but so what. If you have ever hunted for a T-23 for your collection and are looking for one that satisfies your craving for both high technical merit and wonderful aesthetics then you needn't look any further.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1109 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
T-24 $10 September 2, 1861
While it is true that there are some edge tears and repairs at the bottom of the note it does little to interfere with the visual impact possessed by this piece. A very bright and colorful example that has retained bold inking on the denomination symbols. The fact that it is fully framed only serves to increase its value.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 30

Lot #1110 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
T-25 $10 September 2, 1861
A highly desirable example of this tougher T-25 type that is rarely seen in grades above VF. This one has boldly executed signatures and well above-average margins for the type. In our Memphis sale we sold a PCGS VF 20 for $316.25 and this one appears to be much nicer.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1111 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
T-25 $10 September 2, 1861 Cross-Cut Cancelled
Fully framed and with extremely bright paper surfaces. A moderately circulated example that has been neatly cross-cut cancelled. PCGS has noted there is a small internal tear at left. We had to perform a couple Labors of Hercules to find it as it is that small and unobtrusive, even when the note is held from both sides to a light source. We hate to sound like a broken record in this section of notes but these are rarely seen in XF or better grade which should make this note a welcome addition.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 30

Lot #1112 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-26 $10 September 2, 1861 Cross-Cut Cancelled
Although neatly cross-cut cancelled we would be remiss if we didn't tell you that this is a type that is really quite scarce in XF or better grade. The paper is as bright as a newly fallen snow and the aesthetic beauty beholden of this note is second to none.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1113 - Confederate Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
T-26 $10 September 2, 1861
One of the prettiest T-26 notes we have ever seen at this grade level. Bright paper, cavernous embossing and superb color lend credence to this note's originality and PPQ designation. As sharply printed as they come and with "CSA" block print watermark. A type that is certainly available in Fine and lower end VF but when one is on the doorstep of XF the whole game changes.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1114 - Confederate Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
T-29 $10 September 2, 1861
A minor disservice performed by PCGS in the holdering process as the right margin is slightly rolled over; if reholdered and straightened out this would be a bright, well-signed and, most importantly, fully framed T-29 note. PCGS does note minor staining which is certainly true, but it is minor and it blends in well with the paper. This lovely example displays the two things that haunt most all other T-29s; it has both grade and aesthetics.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 30

Lot #1115 - Confederate Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
T-29 $10 September 2, 1861
T-29 is one of those types that is so difficult to locate with both technical grade and aesthetic appeal. This is just such a note. PMG has graded this VF 25 although it looks like a solid VF/XF note to this cataloger. What makes it so special is that it has full frame lines on all sides. This is a notoriously tightly margined type that to find a solid VF with full frame lines is a real surprise.
Grade: PMG VF 25

Lot #1116 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
T-30 $10 September 2, 1861
This vignette of General Francis Marion's sweet potato dinner has always been one of the most popular Confederate designs. Certainly common in VG-VF grade but not so much in XF or better.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1117 - Confederate Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
T-31 $5 September 2, 1861
A broadly margined example of this desirable T-31 note that is a solid VF and which is most definitely deserving of the PPQ designation. The color is some of the best that we have seen for this type and the eye appeal afforded this note makes it one to be reckoned with. These are rarely seen above the VF grade.
Grade: PCGS VF 20 PPQ

Lot #1118 - Confederate Notes - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
T-33 $5 September 2, 1861 Contemporary Counterfeit
An available Upham woodcut contemporary counterfeit that has far superior eye appeal than most.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1119 - Confederate Notes - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
T-33 $5 September 2, 1861 Cross-Cut Cancelled
A bright and satisfying example of this always popular Confederate type that has far better color than most examples we see.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1120 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
T-34 $5 September 2, 1861 Cross-Cut Cancelled
Fully framed and with gigantic margins on all sides. Neatly cross-cut cancelled and with "CSA" scrip watermark. It is quite unusual to locate this type in XF or better grade and it is even more unusual to find a T-34 note with eye appeal such as this.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1121 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-36 $5 September 2, 1861
An appealing Confederate type that is certainly dirt common in F/VF grade ranges but which becomes far more elusive as you enter CU territory. The signatures remain bold and the printing quality is nothing short of exceptional.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1122 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-40 $100 October 22, 1862
A bright and boldly printed train note that has full frame lines on all sides and exceptionally broad margins for the type.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 63

Lot #1123 - Confederate Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
T-41 $100 December 18, 1862
Essentially a Superb Gem Hoer note that only falls a point short of that lofty grade. Gigantic margins, deep printing quality and superb originality make this a great example for type.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1124 - Confederate Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
T-41 $100 November 30, 1862
Interest-paid stamps from Montgomery, AL are found on the back of this extraordinarily well-printed Hoer note. As nice as most Gems we have encountered.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1125 - Confederate Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
T-41 $100 November 20, 1862
Unbelievable margins and centering add to the value of this lightly handled T-41. It made a couple of passes through Knoxville on its way to Augusta near the end of the war. Do not expect this to sell for typical AU money.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1126 - Confederate Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
T-41 $100 December 15, 1862 San Antonio, TX
Issued in December 1862 in San Antonio, TX. Always a desirable location which should add several hundred dollars to the value of this mundane Hoer.
Grade: PMG XF 40

Lot #1127 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-42 $2 June 2, 1862
Fully framed and with hulking margins on all sides. We never see T-42 notes that look like this and that have this type of grade. We see a harder fold and a light fold that account for the grade.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1128 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
T-42 $2 June 2, 1862
Shockingly another fully framed T-42 although not with the same margin size as the previous example. Very bright and well-signed with some light folds.
Grade: PMG XF 40

Lot #1129 - Confederate Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
T-42 $2 June 2, 1862 Plate 1/10 Mismatch Error
This is nothing short of a superb quality example of a very difficult PLEN error. Plate #1 is seen at left and plate #10 at right. Fricke calls this R-9, with a price of $325+ in VG/F. We have only seen a couple examples of this and the Kelly example grading Fine was the better of the two; that note brought $488.75 at the 2012 FUN sale. This note has a stain and an edge tear at right but the grade is far and away the best we can recall ever having seen. It is very well-margined and fully framed on all sides with otherwise bright paper and some light folds.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 40

Lot #1130 - Confederate Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
T-43 $2 June 2, 1862
This T-43 has virtually everything to which a Confederate type note collector aspires. It has far above-average margins, bright paper, superb overprint color and nary a flaw to be seen anywhere. This is a type that is almost never seen in XF or better grade which makes this problem-free example a superb catch for one lucky bidder.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1131 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
T-43 $2 June 2, 1862
This is the much scarcer Confederate Deuce with the green "TWO" overprint. PMG has noted holes and repaired but the technical grade appears to be a solid VF. Fully framed on three sides which is much better than most we see. Serial #52000 is a nice round number.
Grade: PMG Fine 12 Net

Lot #1132 - Confederate Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
T-43 $2 June 2, 1862
Cr. 338, PF-1. Certainly a lovely example, just for the spindle hole in the portrait area of Judah Benjamin.
Grade: VF

Lot #1133 - Confederate Notes - ($ 700.00 - $ 1,400.00)
T-44 $1 June 2, 1862
Yet another desirable Confederate type note in an uncommon grade. While these do certainly exist in this grade it often takes a lengthy search and lots of patience to obtain one. The paper is very bright and this note is long on visual impact.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1134 - Confederate Notes - ($ 2,750.00 - $ 4,250.00)
T-45 $1 June 2, 1862
This T-45 note has astounding quality for the type as it is fully uncirculated with bright paper and stunning green overprint. PCGS notes minor mounting remnants on back but since we can barely see them we're guessing that they would be easily removable. We almost never see examples in this grade as the average note grades VG/Fine or a little better. If you covet the best or close to it then don't let this opportunity pass you by.
Grade: PCGS Apparent New 62

Lot #1135 - Confederate Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
T-46 $10 September 2, 1862 Cross-Cut Cancel
This is a spectacular example of the T-46 note that is most often seen in VF grade. It is fresh and bright with great color and bold signatures. Two neatly criss-cross cancels do little to affect the eye appeal of this lovely note. This is the variety with the corrected "Months." We cannot recall having ever seen one in this state of preservation and it is likely that you haven't either.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 63

Lot #1136 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
T-46 $10 September 2, 1862
Three behemoth margins and a top that bows inward at the right. Bright paper surfaces, stunning print quality and a modicum of light folds greatly attest to both the near XF technical grade as well as the application of the coveted PPQ designation. Yet another type that we don't often see in XF or better grade.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1137 - Confederate Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
T-50 $50 December 2, 1862
Cross-cut cancelled. Even though this has some minor stains it is such a bright and attractive example of this type that it is included in this main sale. It's not so often that we see fully framed, broadly margined T-50 notes so we realize that collectors snatch them up when available.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 30

Lot #1138 - Confederate Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
T-55 $1 December 2, 1862
Although PCGS does not have a Confederate Currency Population Report we are certain that this note is at or near the top. Heritage has never sold a Gem and neither have we. Fricke notes that it is common in all grades, including Ch. CU but with patience. This is the first legitimate Gem that we can recall having seen and we've seen plenty of notes over the years. Bright paper, bold signatures and excellent margins are seen for a type that often comes poorly margined. Presumably a later plate state as the right plate letter "B" is properly shaded but the left plate letter is a shadow of its former self.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1139 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-56 $100 April 6, 1863
A very bright, fully framed and simply beautiful example of this T-56 note. A little bit of handling at the corners appears to be all that keeps a far better grade out of reach.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1140 - Confederate Notes - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
T-57 $50 April 6, 1863 Cross-Cut Cancelled
Nice T-57s are not as available as they once were. This cross-cut cancelled example has some minor handling that keeps it from the CU grade but the paper remains as fresh and bright as the day it was printed.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1141 - Confederate Notes - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
T-59 $10 April 6, 1863
Incredible grade for this type. Bright paper and bold signatures add greatly to the visual impact of this note.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1142 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-62 $1 April 6, 1863
Fully framed and very scarce as such. Deep pink paper color and thick signatures make this note really premium for the Ch. New grade. In our July sale we sold a similar example, a PCGS Ch. New (without PPQ) for $460 and this one is just as nice.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1143 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
T-64 $500 February 17, 1864
A sub-5000 serial number and somewhat darker red overprint make this single denomination Confederate type note a real treat. These have gained rapidly in popularity over the past year or two largely on the efforts of telemarketers.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1144 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
T-64 $500 February 17, 1864
Cr. 489, PF-2. An awkward cut is noted in both lower corners.
Grade: XF

Lot #1145 - Confederate Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
T-65 $100 February 17, 1864 Havana Counterfeit
High-grade Havana counterfeits are extremely sought after in today's marketplace. We have seen two recently, a Ch. New 63 PPQ at $288 and a Very Ch. New 64 PPQ at $402.50. The present example is far nicer with behemoth margins, great color and flawless paper.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1146 - Confederate Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
T-65 $100 February 17, 1864
A wondrous example of this common Confederate type that is not often encountered in Ch. CU grade and virtually never seen as a Gem due to limited margin size.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1147 - Confederate Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
T-67 $20 February 17, 1864
A superbly margined example of this later Confederate type.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1148 - Confederate Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
T-70 $2 February 17, 1864
We do not often like to argue with the assessment of the grading services but, in this instance, let's just say this is certainly the nicest "64 PPQ" Confederate type note that we have probably ever seen. Absolutely gigantic margins are seen on all four sides. Couple that with bright paper color and sublime printing quality and you have the makings of a real wonder note. The estimate may seen a little adventurous for the assigned grade but is right in line for the note itself.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1149 - Confederate Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
T-70 $2 February 17, 1864
An extraordinary example of this T-70 type that has leviathan margins, sunshine bright paper and which exudes an aura of near perfection.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1150 - Confederate Notes - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
T-70 $2 February 17, 1864
A lovely T-70 that falls just short of the Gem grade.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1151 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Alabama - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
Montgomery State of Alabama $50 January 1, 1864
Cr. 13. Low serial #28 on this note from the Second Issue series of notes.
Grade: UNC

Lot #1152 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Arkansas - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
Chicot County of Chicot $50
A lovely example of this 1844 note from the treasurer of Chicot County.
Grade: CU

Lot #1153 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > District of Columbia - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
Washington Bullion Bank $3
July 4, 1862. A lovely red and black $3 note on the Bullion Bank.
Grade: PCGS New 62 PPQ

Lot #1154 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Florida - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Magnolia Merchants & Planters Bank $3
1833. A remarkably high grade $3 from Magnolia. Scarce so nice.
Grade: AU

Lot #1155 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Florida - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
Tallahassee State of Florida $10
October 10, 1861. Signed by John Milton, Governor.
Grade: VF

Lot #1156 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Georgia - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Augusta City Bank $1-1-1-2 Uncut Proof Sheet
This is a proprietory proof sheet issued from the original plate at a later date. Most were actually printed by ABNC sometime in the 20th century.
Grade: PMG UNC 62 EPQ

Lot #1157 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Georgia - ($ 200.00 - $ 300.00)
Augusta City Bank $20
Signed and issued, with red '20' counters.
Grade: VF

Lot #1158 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Georgia - ($ 150.00 - $ 250.00)
Bainbridge Southern Bank $2
March 1, 1858. Signed and issued.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1159 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Georgia - ($ 650.00 - $ 900.00)
Columbus Bank of Columbus $1
January 10, 1858. Super vignette of team carrying cotton.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1160 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Georgia - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Ringgold North Western Bank of Georgia $5
18__. This is an ABNC proof with the purple stamp on back.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1161 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Illinois - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Galena Bank of Galena $3 18__ Special Proof
IL-280, G6a. A special proof using the original plates from Toppan Carpenter & Co, prior to ABNC acquiring them in the 19th Century.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1162 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Illinois - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Sullivan Kaskaskia Bank $1
October 15, 1860. Signed and issued. PCGS notes: edge and internal tears and splits.
Grade: PCGS VG 10 Apparent

Lot #1163 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Indiana - ($ 300.00 - $ 500.00)
Montezuma Benson & Davis 5 Cents March 1, 1862
Not listed in "Indiana Obsolete Notes & Scrip" by Wolka, Vorhies, and Schramm, with no listing for either the town or merchant found. There is a green under-print across the entire front of note, with a portrait of George Washington at left, a single barrel vignette at bottom center, and two barrels at upper right. There is a reference in "History of Vigo and Parke County", published in 1880, that lists a Col. E.M. Benson as a prominent Montezuma merchant since 1846, and having been partners with John G. Davis in a successful business for 17 years, with Col. Benson continuing in the operation once their partnership was dissolved. Certainly a note for any advanced collector of Indiana scrip.
Grade: VF

Lot #1164 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Iowa - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
Des Moines, First National College Bank $1
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Grade: Fine

Lot #1165 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Kansas - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Leavenworth City of Leavenworth $5
May 16, 1871.
Grade: XF

Lot #1166 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Louisiana - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
New Orleans Citizens' Bank $10 Counterfeit
This is a counterfeit of a scarce New Orleans note and it's quite scarce as well.
Grade: F/VF

Lot #1167 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Louisiana - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
New Orleans City of New Orleans $2
April 14, 1863. This scarce City of New Orleans note almost looks handmade. Some water and ink staining.
Grade: Fine/VF

Lot #1168 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Louisiana - ($ 450.00 - $ 900.00)
New Orleans State Bank of New Orleans $100
August 2, 1862. This note almost looks handmade but it was a tough period for the South. Some water and ink staining.
Grade: F/VF

Lot #1169 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Maine - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Orono Stillwater Canal Bank $5 Oct. 9, 1835
ME 420, G8. Wait 16. A great early river vignette at top center. The bank only operated from 1835-1841.
Grade: VF

Lot #1170 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Maine - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
Portland International Bank $2
Likely a counterfeit. Some nicks.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1171 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Maryland - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Baltimore American Bank $5
This is a proof on board with a red $5 counter spelled out. A lovely ship vignette.
Grade: Gem Proof

Lot #1172 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Maryland - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Cumberland Allegany County Bank $10
A lovely red and black note that is signed and issued.
Grade: CU

Lot #1173 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Maryland - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Westernport Clinton Bank $5
Super black and red note with an excellent train vignette.
Grade: CU

Lot #1174 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Maryland - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Westernport Clinton Bank $5 Jan. 3, 1859
MD 305, G8. Always a popular note due to the train vignette and orange tint.
Grade: VF

Lot #1175 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Michigan - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Detroit State Bank of Michigan $1
A super colorful remainder.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1176 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Michigan - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Tecumseh Bank $3 18__
MI 440, G4. This bank, while having notes printed by Rawdon, Wright & Hatch of New York in 1838, never opened for business.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1177 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Minnesota - ($ 250.00 - $ 350.00)
St. Paul Dayton Bank $2
A fresh, well centered and scarce Minnesota remainder.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1178 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Mississippi - ($ 150.00 - $ 250.00)
Jackson State of Mississippi $1
Blue overprint.
Grade: CU

Lot #1179 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Mississippi - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Jackson State of Mississippi $3
This note has a blue overprint.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1180 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Mississippi - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Jackson State of Mississippi $10 January 23, 1862
Cr. 4Ab. A lovely example, with this note payable in 1863. Some edge roughness is noted at upper left along with a couple of light stains.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1181 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Mississippi - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Jackson State of Mississippi $50 February 14, 1862
Cr. 2Ac. This 1862 Valentine's Day dated note is payable in 1864. A couple of tiny notches that touch the frame line are noted, along with some pinholes.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1182 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Mississippi - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
City of Natchez 25 Cents July 9, 1862
Kraus 50034. A small water stain is noted in the left signature panel. Prior to the outbreak of the Civil War, Natchez had more millionaires per capita than any other city in the nation.
Grade: AU

Lot #1183 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Montana - ($ 175.00 - $ 275.00)
$20 Missoula Missoula Business & Normal College
Circa 1917. Unlisted in the Schingoethe reference under this name. This school started out as the Garden City Business College, but changed its name to the Missoula Business & Normal College in 1917. While the Schingoethe reference does include issues of the Garden City institution, this is the first note of the Missoula Business & Normal College we have ever seen or heard of.
Grade: XF/AU

Lot #1184 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Nebraska - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
DeSota Corn Exchange Bank $1
December 29, 1860. Signed and issued.
Grade: XF/AU

Lot #1185 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Nebraska - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
DeSota Corn Exchange Bank $5
December 12, 1860.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1186 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Nevada - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
Goldfield Advertising Note for B. Shemanski, Jeweler
An interesting advertising note on the back of a facsimile Confederate $10 note of 1861. B. Shemanski was a jeweler whose shop was located at 412 Main St. in Goldfield, circa 1915. Goldfield was one of the largest cities in Nevada in 1910, with a population of almost 20,000. When the mines started to fail, Goldfield withered. In 1923, a large part of the city was destroyed by fire. B. Shemanski left Goldfield in 1920 and set up shop at 704 Market St. in San Francisco.
Grade: VF

Lot #1187 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > New Jersey - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Cape May September 15, 1837 6 1/4 cents
A prohibitively rare and possibly unique example of this odd denomination note. Issued by R. Willets of Dyer's Creek. PCGS notes stains, edge tears, tape repairs. Ex: O'Mara.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Fine 15

Lot #1188 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > New Jersey - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
Cape May City 1878 Congress Hall Wharf
Ex: O'Mara. Unique or nearly so. We have never seen another. Dated 1878. Superintendent Capt. T. R. Gandy. PCGS notes minor staining. N. J. Corson Manager. Congress Hall Wharf. If you have ever been to Cape May, NJ as your cataloger routinely does you should stay at Congress Hall. It has been there for 175 years and is the place to go in that glorious family vacation getaway.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 20

Lot #1189 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > New York - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Albion The Bank of Albion, Orleans County $5
Signed and issued.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1190 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > New York - ($ 325.00 - $ 650.00)
Candor, Tioga County J.W. & J. McCarty, Cheap Ready Pay Store 25c, $1, $2, $5
A four piece lot of remainder notes with red overprint.
Grade: CU

Lot #1191 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Ohio - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Mansfield Richland & Huron Bank of Mansfield $3 Dec. 16, 1816
OH 265, G14. Haxby lists this denomination at $175 in VF, and that was in 1988.
Grade: PCGS About New 50 PPQ

Lot #1192 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Rhode Island - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Newport Merchants Bank $3 Jan. 1, 1859
RI 150, S5. A great looking, although spurious $3 Note.
Grade: Fine/VF

Lot #1193 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > South Carolina - ($ 200.00 - $ 300.00)
Charleston Office of the South Carolina Rail Road $3
A lovely UNC with red counter and yellow imprinted revenue.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64

Lot #1194 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > South Carolina - ($ 300.00 - $ 500.00)
Columbia Mechanics & Farmers Building & Loan Association $1, $2, $3
August 1, 1873, Sheheen #943, #944, #945. Serial #7344 on all three notes indicate these are from the same sheet as well. Unissued, with some rough edges, small edge tears, and light stains noted here and there.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1195 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Tennessee - ($ 150.00 - $ 250.00)
Clarksville Bank of America $5
Orange and black remainder note.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1196 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Tennessee - ($ 150.00 - $ 250.00)
Lawrenceburg Bank $10
Orange and black remainder note.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1197 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Tennessee - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Memphis Citizens Bank of Nashville & Memphis $1 Sep. 1, 1855
TN 145, G50. Rarely seen example dated at Memphis, and payable in Nashville.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1198 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Tennessee - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Memphis Farmers & Merchants Bank $50 Feb. 20, 1854
TN 100, G62a. This is from the bank's second attempt in 1854 to conduct business, however it did not last the year. You won't find too many notes with six vignettes depicted.
Grade: CU

Lot #1199 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Tennessee - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Nashville Union Bank of Tennessee $1 Aug. 1, 186?
TN 210, G202a. The year can not be confirmed on this colorful note supplied by ABNC.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1200 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Tennessee - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
Ocoee Bank $1
November 1, 1859.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1201 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Texas - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,000.00)
Austin Republic of Texas $100 August 20, 1839
Cr. A8. A couple pieces of tape are noted on back across the lower cut cancels.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1202 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Texas - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Republic of Texas $50
A very nice, evenly circulated note.
Grade: PMG Ch. Fine 15

Lot #1203 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Utah - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Great Salt Lake City 25c
March 28, 1849. This is a very choice, albeit unsigned white note from Great Salt Lake City. This is an early Mormon issue; the very first printed notes in Utah Territory.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1204 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Virginia - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Richmond Virginia Treasury Note $100 Oct. 15, 1862
Cr. 6. A fully framed and completely original example.
Grade: XF

Lot #1205 - Obsolete Notes & Miscellaneous Items > Wisconsin - ($ 250.00 - $ 350.00)
Waupun Corn Exchange Bank $3
A lovely $3 remainder with a red overprint.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1206 - Fractional Currency - ($ 2,000.00 - $ 4,000.00)
10c Fiber Paper Experimental Second Issue
Rare uncancelled state. Fine paper fibers are seen on this gorgeous experimental back that has T-1-18-63 surcharges (like Fr. 1249) and on the back a large bronze oval. The paper is fresh and bright with embossing clearly visible and the ink colors bright. A lovely piece which certainly seems like an admirable candidate for the Gem grade. In Ford XIX, lot 236, there was an identical example of this type graded Ch. Abt. UNC. It brought $1,035 that day and five years later in a more sophisticated market this one will most definitely bring much more.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1207 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
25c Experimental Face Second Issue
A wonderfully margined and centered example that gives the appearance of a higher grade. Printed on thick bond paper with the typical two half moon cancels and the purple "SPECIMEN" across the portrait. A very well-embossed example that appears to be deserving of the PPQ designation.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1208 - Fractional Currency - ($ 3,000.00 - $ 6,000.00)
50c Fiber Paper Experimental Second Issue Inverted Surcharges
This is the finest example we have ever seen of this extremely scarce experimental type. Gorgeous red back color with inverted bronzing on both the denomination and the R-2-18-63 surcharges (like Fr. 1321 back). Printed on bright fiber paper with deep embossing and a large bronze oval on the back. The identical type to Ford XIX lot 250; that example was graded Ch. CU due to the design being shifted to the right edge and it still brought $1,725 on that day some five years ago. In a much better grade and in this more sophisticated market we would expect a result that might very well prove our estimate conservative.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1209 - Fractional Currency - ($ 1,750.00 - $ 3,250.00)
50c Proof Second Issue
Uncancelled and printed differently than the typical experimental notes. This is a very sharply printed proof which is the kind that is seen in the presentation books. Rarely offered for sale and highly desirable.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1210 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1226 3c Third Issue
An astounding light background Fractional that falls just short of the Gem grade. It has very bold printing quality and strong visual impact.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1211 - Fractional Currency - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
Fr. 1228 5c First Issue
Sizeable margins and deep perforations make this a very desirable First Issue type note.
Grade: PMG UNC 62

Lot #1212 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1229 5c First Issue
Plenty of originality and superb color are seen on this First Issue perforated note. The no monogram variety is much scarcer and with its deep perforations and huge left margin it should prove to be a very popular item. In case you haven't been paying attention, the market for quality items has picked up in earnest these past several months.
Grade: PCGS New 62 PPQ

Lot #1213 - Fractional Currency - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Fr. 1229 5c First Issue
An incredibly well-margined and perfectly centered example of this tough Friedberg number that is printed on the typical bright yellow paper.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1214 - Fractional Currency - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 1,500.00)
Fr. 1230 5c First Issue Complete Sheet
A complete sheet of 20 First Issue 5c notes. Bright paper, abundant margins and great color will follow this sheet wherever it goes. It's chop value as strips of four should be $800-$1,000 but we would certainly expect more for the intact sheet.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1215 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1231 5c First Issue
PCGS notes minor mounting remnants on back and they were telling the truth; we see one very minor speck of glue at the back lower right and it is truly minor. The note faces up as a bright and colorful example that will make a wonderful addition to anyone's collection. PCGS has graded this note and one other in "64" with only a single "Gem 65" above this. A variety that is rarely seen in this state of preservation.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1216 - Fractional Currency - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Fr. 1231 5c First Issue
A very bright and fully margined example of this scarce straight edge, no monogram number.
Grade: PCGS XF 45 PPQ

Lot #1217 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1232SP 5c Second Issue Wide Margin Pair
Both of these fully wide margin specimens display good print quality and bright bronze although toned paper has reared its ugly head. No matter how you slice it they are still a wide margin pair and carry considerable value.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1218 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1234 5c Second Issue
A near Gem looking example of a sleeper Fractional number that rarely is seen in Gem grade. PMG has noted hinged but if you can find it you will probably be the first.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64

Lot #1219 - Fractional Currency - ($ 2,500.00 - $ 5,000.00)
Fr. 1234 5c Second Issue
There's not much to be said about this complete sheet except Wow! PMG has Net graded to AU due to some paper damage which is seen in the bronzing on a few of the notes. We won't go so far as to say that this number is unique but it is certainly very rare and worthy of serious bidding. Heritage has never sold one, we haven't either, and we aren't sure if there were any in the early Ford sales. Well margined for the most part with crystal clear surcharges and excellent color on the back design. If you are looking for something special for your advanced Fractional collection or are a beginner wishing to make a big splash then this is the item for you.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 53 Net

Lot #1220 - Fractional Currency - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
Fr. 1236 5c Third Issue
High-grade red back Clark notes are not all that easy to come across but this one is a real beauty. It has sizeable margins, great embossing and radiant ink colors.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1221 - Fractional Currency - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Fr. 1236 5c Third Issue
An invigorating example of this red back Clark type that is a real premium quality example for the grade. It faces up like a Gem with great color, plentiful margins and excellent centering. Do not expect that this one will sell for typical Ch. New money.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1222 - Fractional Currency - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
Fr. 1236 5c Third Issue
A lovely red back Clark note that falls just short of the Gem grade but which is utterly original. A note which once resided in the superlative Body/Ford collection should only serve to augment its value.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64 EPQ

Lot #1223 - Fractional Currency - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
Fr. 1240 10c First Issue
Large margins and perfect centering make this Ch. AU example a welcome addition to your collection. It appears that only a handled corner precludes a far better grade from being assigned.
Grade: PMG Ch. Abt. UNC 58 EPQ

Lot #1224 - Fractional Currency - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Fr. 1241 10c First Issue
A robust example of this First Issue perforated note, without monogram, that is a much tougher animal to tame.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1225 - Fractional Currency - ($ 1,750.00 - $ 3,250.00)
Fr. 1242 10c First Issue
This is a really marvelous example of this First Issue type that is befitting any registry set that it can land in. Huge margins on all sides and picture perfect centering make this colorful note a real treat. While the Green Sheet asking price is $260 in Gem 65 it jumps many multiples to $1,850 in Superb Gem 67 which shows just how desirable these are in the ultimate high grades. We have recently just seen a PCGS Superb Gem New 69PPQ set all kinds of pricing records for the type and we are sure this note won't lag very far behind.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1226 - Fractional Currency - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
Fr. 1243 10c First Issue
A bright and perfectly centered example of this straight edge, no monogram note that looks nearly Gem through the holder.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1227 - Fractional Currency - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
Fr. 1243SP 10c First Issue Wide Margin Back
This is one of the nicest "62" graded Fractional specimens we have seen. It is fully bright, enormously margined and perfectly centered. Nearly three full cutting guidelines are present. If you think that this will bring typical CU money you may want to reconsider your bidding strategy.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1228 - Fractional Currency - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Fr. 1247 10c Second Issue
A splendid example of this much less often seen variety that is lightly circulated although we still see plenty of traces of embossing. The "1" surcharge on this note is one of the clearest examples we can recall having seen.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1229 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1249 10c Second Issue
Crystal clear surcharges and amazing ink colors are seen on this enormously margined fiber paper Fractional. The Green Sheet asking price is $200 in AU but unless you have been in a coma for the last six months you are well aware of how much higher price levels have moved in that time.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1230 - Fractional Currency - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
Fr. 1251 10c Third Issue
A delightful near-Gem example of this red back type that shows with titanic margins and exceptionally bright bronze. Cavernously embossed paper surfaces are clearly visible through the holder. A premium example that is as nice as they come.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1231 - Fractional Currency - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
Fr. 1251 10c Third Issue
A deeply embossed red back fractional with great embossing and fresh paper. Three large margins do not hold back the grade but an average left margin does.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64 EPQ

Lot #1232 - Fractional Currency - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
Fr. 1251SP 10c Third Issue Wide Margin Back
A superb example of this red back Third Issue specimen that is wide with great color and originality. The Green Sheet asking price of $300 in Gem 65 should be left in the dust once the hammer falls on this beauty.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1233 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1251SP 10c Third Issue Wide Margin Back
A perfectly centered wide margin specimen that will most likely realize far more than a typical Ch. CU example.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1234 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1253 10c Third Issue
Bold Colby and Spinner signatures are found on this hand-signed red back Fractional. PCGS notes there is a minor mounting stain at right. But for that fact, this beautiful piece of currency faces up like an original near Gem.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1235 - Fractional Currency - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
Fr. 1253SP 10c Third Issue Wide Margin Face
A bright, broadly margined and very well-centered example of this hand-signed Colby-Spinner specimen. The bronze looks like it was applied five minutes ago and the print quality is astounding. This is far more commonly seen as a narrow specimen than wide.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1236 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1254 10c Third Issue
A couple of piddly upper corner tip folds are all that separate this scarce Jeffries-Spinner hand-signed note from at least a Ch. New designation. There are three huge margins, the color is out of this world and the embossing is as deep as a New England snowstorm.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1237 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1255 10c Third Issue
Phenomenal originality and superb eye appeal are both attributes of this Third Issue Gem that appears to have gotten the short shrift from the grading service. It has great margins on all sides and the centering is virtually perfect. Gem Fractionals have been seeing meteoric price increases in recent months, a trend which should be proven by this lovely example.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1238 - Fractional Currency - ($ 135.00 - $ 195.00)
Fr. 1256 10c Third Issue
Cavernous embossing and bright bronzing lend greatly to the charm and beauty of this scarcer "1" on face note.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1239 - Fractional Currency - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
Fr. 1257 10c Fourth Issue
Leviathan margins and stunning paper make this note absolutely stunning. There are two others tied with this example but if memory serves correct one of those was actually a Fr. 1258 that was incorrectly attributed. The Green Sheet asking price of $950 in this grade should be mauled by a superior example of this quality.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1240 - Fractional Currency - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Fr. 1261 10c Fourth Issue
An incredibly well-margined example of this Fourth Issue type that has a blue fibered right end and smaller Treasury seal.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1241 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1265 10c Fifth Issue
This short key Meredith note is actually quite difficult to locate in super high grade; this is supported by the fact that PCGS has graded about 240 of these with only two grading Superb Gem. Broad and balanced margins strongly attest to the validity of the grade.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1242 - Fractional Currency - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
Fr. 1267 15c Fourth Issue
A bright and very well margined example of this single denomination Fractional type.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1243 - Fractional Currency - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
Fr. 1272SP 15c Third Issue Narrow Margin Pair
Both of these Grant-Sherman notes have been deemed to have a small edge tear but in both cases the tear is next to impossible to find. Both notes are bright and colorful with loads of eye appeal for the grade. A type that is always in great demand, a point that should be reinforced tonight.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1244 - Fractional Currency - ($ 325.00 - $ 575.00)
Fr. 1276SP 15c Third Issue Narrow Margin Back
This red back specimen will go nicely with any high quality Grant-Sherman face. It faces up like a Gem and will likely receive bids as such.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1245 - Fractional Currency - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Fr. 1279 25c First Issue
A magnificent First Issue note with deep perforations and excellent color. It faces up like a Ch. New note and we are having a difficult time finding the reason for the AU grade.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1246 - Fractional Currency - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
Fr. 1281 25c First Issue
We normally wouldn't include a note like this in the main part of the catalog but it has such large margins and great originality that we feel it possesses the type of potential that collectors and dealers alike crave.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1247 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1282 25c First Issue
Generally accepted as the second or third scarcest of the 16 first issue Fractional varieties. A superbly embossed example that only has a tiny corner tip fold precluding it from achieving a much higher grade.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1248 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1283 25c Second Issue
An utterly beautiful example of this Second Issue note that faces up like a screaming Gem and then some. It has great margins, excellent centering and blinding bronzing. A virtually identical example of this number sold at 2012 FUN for $402.50 and it would not surprise us at all to see a similar realization tonight.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1249 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1283 25c Second Issue
Only slightly skewed centering keeps this Second Issue Fractional type note from a much higher grade.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64 EPQ

Lot #1250 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1284 25c Second Issue
An undeniably fresh and attractive example of this much scarcer sleeper number with "18-63" surcharges on the back. From the face this is an illustrious Gem with its sizeable margins, excellent centering and luminescent bronzing. In the PCGS Population Report only two notes grade better than "64" which shows just how difficult it is to locate Gems of this variety.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1251 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1284 25c Second Issue
A second pleasing example of this tougher number that is a Gem in every regard but for a smaller right margin.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1252 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1288 25c Second Issue
A sleeper Fractional number with the most distinct "2" surcharge you are likely to ever see. These are not often seen in Gem grades so this is about as good as it gets. Bright bronze and great color lead the way into your collection.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1253 - Fractional Currency - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
Fr. 1289 25c Second Issue
A very attractive example of this heavily fibered Fractional that wields crystal clear surcharges and majestic purple back design. PCGS notes there are small stains and we concur; they are small and primarily confined to the top margin.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Abt. New 53

Lot #1254 - Fractional Currency - ($ 900.00 - $ 1,300.00)
Fr. 1291 25c Third Issue
An exceptional example of this available type that is rarely seen in grades this nice. Excellent margins and nearly perfect centering add greatly to the visual impact of this piece. The back color is superb and the embossing seemingly bottomless. With Superb Gems being an easy four-figure item we expect this example to reach that price level as well.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1255 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1291 25c Third Issue
A deeply embossed red back Fessenden with bright bronzing and fiery ink colors. AUs have been bringing between $150-$200 and this note is far nicer than that.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1256 - Fractional Currency - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
Fr. 1294 25c Third Issue
A couple of smaller margins are the only hindrance for this green back Fessenden. The paper is as bright and fresh as the day it was printed and the embossing is bottomless.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1257 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1294SP 25c Third Issue Wide Margin Back
A gorgeous wide margin back specimen that will pair up nicely with any wide Fessenden face.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1258 - Fractional Currency - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
Fr. 1295 25c Third Issue
This "a" on face green back Fessenden is a much tougher note to locate in higher grades. The embossing is just stunning and the paper is utterly fresh and undeniably original. This same note realized $161 in an April Heritage sale and if you don't think that it's worth more now then you just haven't been paying attention.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1259 - Fractional Currency - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
Fr. 1301 25c Fourth Issue
Over the past several years, this Washington type has proven to be one of the most popular with collectors. Falling just a point short of the Gem grade, it should be highly sought after by ravenous collectors.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1260 - Fractional Currency - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
Fr. 1302 25c Fourth Issue
Any Gem Washington note from the Fourth Issue is a very desirable item but particularly so in this case. This variety, without watermark, is easily the scarcest for the type and particularly so in Gem grade. Gems rarely come up for auction and when they do they are hotly contested with breathless anticipation. Do not let yourself be guided by conventional pricing mechanisms lest your bid lands you in 12th place.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65

Lot #1261 - Fractional Currency - ($ 450.00 - $ 650.00)
Fr. 1311 50c First Issue
This perforated, no monogram note is one of the scarcest and most desirable of the 16 First Issue varieties. Lightly circulated and bright with remarkable eye appeal in the holder.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1262 - Fractional Currency - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Fr. 1313 50c First Issue
A very bright and attractive example of this straight edge, no monogram note that is generally accepted as the scarcest of the 16 First Issue Fractional varieties. We observe some light handling through the holder but that seems to be all that accounts for the grade. PCGS has only graded three CU examples of this number which makes this Ch. AU note look like a keeper.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1263 - Fractional Currency - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Fr. 1316 50c Second Issue
A broadly margined example of this tougher number with "18-63" surcharges. Some corner folds appear to account for the grade.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1264 - Fractional Currency - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
Fr. 1317 50c Second Issue
We don't very often see high-grade examples of this number because margin size and centering are almost always an issue. This example has dead-on centering, excellent color and razor sharp surcharges. The Green Sheet value of $375 won't hold up under the intense of pressure of collector bidding.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1265 - Fractional Currency - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
Fr. 1317 50c Second Issue
A lightly circulated example with far more clearly printed surcharges than we typically see.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1266 - Fractional Currency - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
Fr. 1318 50c Second Issue
Three gigantic margins and an adequate fourth are found on this higher denomination Fractional. Boldly bronzed surcharges only add to the eye appeal of this piece.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1267 - Fractional Currency - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
Fr. 1321 50c Second Issue
This is the scarcest of the three fiber paper 50d notes and it is a beauty. PCGS notes there is a minor stain at the left end. The note is very broadly margined with great back color and a nearly perfectly centered bronze oval. A tough note to obtain in any grade but particularly so in CU grade.
Grade: PCGS Apparent XF 40

Lot #1268 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1327 50c Third Issue
This is one of the prettiest examples we have seen of this number, and its aesthetic beauty is not to be questioned. It has been blessed with great color, bottomless embossing and huge margins.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1269 - Fractional Currency - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Fr. 1328 50c Third Issue
Boldly applied Colby and Spinner autographs lend to the eye appeal of this red back Spinner note. A broadly margined example with plenty of embossing visible through the third-party holder. The Green Sheet asking price of $105 should be easily vanquished by this note.
Grade: PCGS XF 40 PPQ

Lot #1270 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1331 50c Third Issue
Virtually every aspect of the embossing is punched through on this delightful green back Spinner note.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1271 - Fractional Currency - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
Fr. 1332 50c Third Issue
This is quite a note in all respects. A scarcer "1" and "a" note that would be highly coveted on its own merits. It has been blessed with behemoth margins on all sides with a couple of very lightly handled corners preventing the Gem grade from being assigned.
Grade: PMG Ch. Abt. UNC 58

Lot #1272 - Fractional Currency - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Fr. 1334 50c Third Issue
A much tougher Spinner number with green back and "a" on face position indicator. PCGS notes there is a rust stain at left but it is truly minor and does little to impede the sheer beauty of this note. Exceptionally large margins and bold printing quality make this note a real charmer.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Abt. New 50

Lot #1273 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1335 50c Third Issue
The green back Spinner subtype that has the "A-2-6-5" surcharges on the back is a lot tougher to obtain than are the typical green back notes. This note has gigantic margins on all sides, great color and blinding bronze. A wonderfully original example that should prove to be very popular.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1274 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1340 50c Third Issue
This "1" and "a" Fractional is the key to the Type II Spinner notes. It has great margins on all sides, deep embossing at every turn and a modicum of light folds to its credit. The last auction record we can seem to find in this grade was over a year ago; a PCGS VF 35PPQ that brought $184 in a much different market.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1275 - Fractional Currency - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
Fr. 1347 50c Third Issue
Lots of original embossing is seen on this lightly circulated red back Justice.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1276 - Fractional Currency - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
Fr. 1355 50c Third Issue
A deeply embossed and brightly bronzed example of this desirable hand-signed note that has a couple of specks of minor ink erosion. This would be a $400 note in this condition in a comment-free holder; with the minor issue probably just a little less.
Grade: PCGS Apparent New 62

Lot #1277 - Fractional Currency - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
Fr. 1357aSP 50c Third Issue Narrow Margin Face
PCGS has only graded six examples of this hand-signed Justice specimen; five circulated notes and the present example. With this note being Top Pop and the only CU example they have graded you can imagine this will have quite an impact on the value of this piece. The Jeffries and Spinner autographs are boldly penned, the bronzing is as luminous as it comes and the paper is as bright as the mid-morning sun. Throw away your sheet and any other pricing mechanisms you may have learned over the years and bid with your heart; trepidation never formed great collections.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1278 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1358 50c Third Issue
A lightly circulated green back Justice note with cavernous embossing and excellent margins.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1279 - Fractional Currency - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
Fr. 1360 50c Third Issue
A wonderfully margined and deeply embossed example of this scarcer Justice number with "1" on face. PCGS notes minor mounting remnants on back but wherever they are we cannot see them.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Ch. New 63

Lot #1280 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1362 50c Third Issue
A fully margined and wonderfully centered example that has absolutely superb eye appeal for a Justice note. We have routinely been seeing AU notes of this variety realizing $250-$300.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53 PPQ

Lot #1281 - Fractional Currency - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
Fr. 1366 50c Third Issue
Enormous margins and perfect centering are seen on this bright and colorful Justice note. This subtype with the widely spaced surcharges is much scarcer and more desirable, especially when one heads to the upper reaches of the grading scale.
Grade: PMG XF 40 EPQ

Lot #1282 - Fractional Currency - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
Fr. 1374 50c Fourth Issue
Recent auction results have proven that AU Lincoln notes have returned to the $500 price level. This note has typical margins for the type; two huge margins and two that hug the frame line. A corner fold is all that we can see that prevents a much higher grade from being assigned.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1283 - Fractional Currency - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
Fr. 1376 50c Fourth Issue
There are AU Stantons and then there is this note. Breathtaking originality, robust color and bottomless embossing are but some of the wonderful traits embodied by this note. It has also been blessed with gigantic margins and nearly perfect centering. But for a diagonal fold and a light center bend this premium example would approach the four-figure mark.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1284 - Fractional Currency - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Fr. 1376 50c Fourth Issue
Super size margins and deep embossing are seen on this lightly circulated Stanton type note.
Grade: PCGS XF 40

Lot #1285 - Fractional Currency - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Fr. 1381 50c Fifth Issue
An enormously margined Crawford note that has superb centering and bold printing quality. We are not sure what it takes to get a Superb Gem grade sometimes but this lovely piece appears to have deserved it.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66

Lot #1286 - Fractional Currency - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Fractional Grouping
This 14 piece lot contains the following: First Issue - 5c, 10c, 25c, 50c, all straight edge with monogram. Second Issue - 5c, 5c, 10c. Third Issue - 3c. Fourth Issue - 10c, 15c, 25c, 50c - Stanton. Fifth Issue - 10c, 25c.
Grade: Fine to XF

Lot #1287 - Military Payment Certificates - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Series 461 25c 9/16/46 - 3/10/47
A lovely example of this First Printing that looks like a Gem through the holder.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 55

Lot #1288 - Military Payment Certificates - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
Series 461 $1 9/16/46 - 3/10/47
A better denomination and from the first printing. We can't see any folds and the note faces up like a Gem.
Grade: PMG Ch. Abt. UNC 58

Lot #1289 - Military Payment Certificates - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
Series 472 25c 3/22/48 - 6/20/51
A lovely example from the first printing that faces up like a robust CU note.
Grade: PMG Ch. Abt. UNC 58

Lot #1290 - Military Payment Certificates - ($ 950.00 - $ 1,450.00)
Series 541 $10 5/27/58 - 5/26/61
An extremely scarce example, particularly so in this lofty grade. PCGS notes damaged, repaired and redrawn at top center. A note that has a Green Sheet asking price of $1,200 for a problem-free example. PCGS has only graded a handful of this series and denomination; none have graded CU and there are three that grade AU. This note sold back in the 2004 FUN sale as New before the advent of third-party grading. On that day it brought $1,380.
Grade: PCGS Apparent Abt. New 50

Lot #1291 - Military Payment Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
Series 661 $1 10/21/68-8/11/69
A lofty grade regardless of the issue.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 68 PPQ

Lot #1292 - Military Payment Certificates - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
Series 691 $20 Unissued
This is a lovely example from the first printing. The Green Sheet has no concept in pricing these as we have routinely seen them sell in the past year for $500-$700 in this grade.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1293 - Military Payment Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
Series 691 $20 Unissued
A superb example of this high-grade MPC that realized $374 in a recent Heritage sale.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1294 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 850.00 - $ 1,250.00)
$1 1928 A-A
In terms of paper quality and eye appeal they just don't come any nicer than this. Superb natural paper wave and fire engine red ink colors sound the sirens for this note to be placed in your collection.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1295 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1928 A-A
Simply a stunning example, seemingly oh so close to the Superb grade level. While PCGS Currency has graded almost 1,000 of this type, less than 50 examples have been graded higher to date.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1296 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 500.00 - $ 750.00)
$1 1928 A-A
Wow, a fantastic note for this issue. It's so nice I would not have been surprised if it graded a '67'.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1296.a - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1928 A-A
A lovely UNC red seal.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1297 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 325.00 - $ 575.00)
$1 1928 A-A
A light center fold is seen on this legal ace that possesses far better than average margins for the type.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1298 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$1 1928 A-A
A picture perfect VF Legal Ace with superb color and crackling fresh paper.
Grade: PCGS VF 20

Lot #1299 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$2 1928 A-A
A great type note with ample margins, fiery ink colors and breathtaking paper. In the not too distant past we have sold these in the $500-$600 range in this grade and the market is much better now.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1300 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$2 1928 A-A
This issue is very scarce with this high quality.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1301 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
$2 1928-A A-A
Through the holder we cannot see any good reason why this vibrant and colorful Legal Deuce didn't achieve a better grade. Clearly original and problem-free.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1302 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$2 1928-B A-A
A fully embossed example of this key Legal Tender Deuce that has great color and an almost fancy #A98000898A.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1303 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$2 1928-C B-A Mule
This is a very rare $2 mule with back plate #291. It's evenly circulated with good color for the grade. A rarity for a specialist.
Grade: PCGS Fine 15

Lot #1304 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 500.00 - $ 750.00)
$2 1928-D #D00000321A
Rare low down-ladder number on a Legal Tender.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1305 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$2 1928-D* *-A
A high quality UNC star from the 1928-D series. These catalog at $2,400 in Gem and this one is close.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64 EPQ

Lot #1306 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$2 1928-D* *-A
This is a very scarce star note and we seldom have the opportunity to handle one. It has the initial appearance of an UNC but it's not as there are some well hidden folds. The centering is excellent and it will be difficult to improve upon.
Grade: XF

Lot #1307 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 375.00 - $ 525.00)
$2 1928D* *-A Mule
A bright and lightly folded example of this much scarcer mule star note. It is an excellent representative for your collection due to its overwhelming eye appeal. A majority of these land in the VG/Fine grade range with CU examples an outright rarity.
Grade: PMG VF 30

Lot #1308 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$2 1928-E D-A
This issue is really scarce as a Gem or better. This example has extraordinary quality.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1309 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$2 1928-E/1928-D D-A Changeover Pair
This is a rare changeover pair that is seldom offered. The quality is nice and fresh; there is a corner bend on the 1928-E. Two piece lot.
Grade: UNC

Lot #1310 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
$2 1928-F D-A
Sizeable margins and crackling fresh paper make this Legal Deuce a prize example for the grade.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1311 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 450.00 - $ 900.00)
$2 1953-B A-A
Nineteen consecutive notes and all are Ch. to Gem CU. These catalog at $40 each in Gem.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1312 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$2 1953-B A-A
For this later issue '67s' are actually somewhat available but notes in the '68' grade are a much different story. This beauty has huge margins, perfect centering, flawless paper and superb front to back registration. Earlier this year we saw a PCGS 69 PPQ bring almost $2,000 and this one looks identical to that.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 68 PPQ

Lot #1313 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$2 1953-B A-A Consecutive Run
Here is a lovely, consecutive run of 25 $2 Legals.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1314 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$2 1953-C *-A
A lovely lot of four star notes.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1315 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 500.00 - $ 750.00)
$2 1963 A-A
A lovely consecutive run of 25 notes, some with special quality.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1316 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 800.00 - $ 1,400.00)
$2 1963 A-A Partial Pack
This lot includes 88 notes from a pack of 1963 $2 Legals.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1317 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 500.00 - $ 750.00)
$2 1963* A*
A virtually perfect example of this scarce star type. Fantastic color, superb margins. What more could you ask for? A wonderful note of stellar quality.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 68 PPQ

Lot #1318 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$2 1963-A A-A
Surprisingly, not too many notes from this final Legal issue make it to the Superb Gem grade. This stunning note is the exception to the rule.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 68 PPQ

Lot #1319 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
$2 1963-A* *-A
A wonderful star note that could have just as easily landed in a Superb Gem holder.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1320 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$5 1928* *-A
An exciting star note from this first Legal $5 issue that should make a safe landing into someone's collection.
Grade: PMG VF 20

Lot #1321 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$5 1928-C F-A
A superb, high quality note that rarely appears so nice.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1322 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$5 1928-C* *-A
A broadly margined and evenly circulated Legal star with great color.
Grade: PMG VF 30

Lot #1323 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$5 1928-D G-A
This key note presents us with quite a conundrum. It is bright and colorful, with gigantic margins and perfect centering. We see plenty of embossing through the holder. Notes like this used to be called Superb Gems. We will let the bidders decide.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1324 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 350.00 - $ 550.00)
$5 1928-D G-A
Great originality is seen on this key Legal Tender $5. The margins are a little skewed left to right but that can be rectified.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1325 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$5 1928-E G-A Mule BP #637
An evenly circulated example of this much scarcer mule with back plate #637. It shows an even degree of circulation with no problems. The small size guide lists this at $400 in VF.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1326 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$5 1928-F I-A
Wide I. An essentially Superb Gem Legal Tender type note that has enormous margins and flawless paper.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1327 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 425.00 - $ 675.00)
$5 1953* *-A
We don't often see Gem examples of this star issue but this one is definitely a Gem as described. A wonderfully margined and crackling fresh star that has everything collectors want for their collection.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1328 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 375.00 - $ 625.00)
$5 1953-A* *-A
An exceptional example of a much scarcer later date Legal Tender star.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1329 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$5 1953-B C-A
An exceptional later issue red seal $5 that possesses fire engine red inks and crackling fresh paper. As common as this is up through the Gem grade, Superb Gem examples are actually much tougher to locate.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1330 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 425.00 - $ 675.00)
$5 1953-B* *-A
While we certainly aren't quibbling with the assigned PMG grade, if you covered your hand over the label and called this note a '67' or '68' we don't think anybody would be shocked. The margins are great on all sides and the centering perfect, both front and back. Mountainous embossing and fire engine red inks attest to its originality. A much scarcer star in the upper grade ranges as these often come with at least one smaller margin.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1331 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 350.00 - $ 700.00)
$5 1953C* *-A
Super quality on this scarce star.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1332 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 450.00 - $ 850.00)
$5 1953C* *-A
A gorgeous example of this challenging star note that looks every bit the part of a Gem. It possesses plentiful margins on all sides and razor sharp embossing. With the old market price of these being $400-$500 you can expect more in today's market place.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1333 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 450.00 - $ 850.00)
$5 1953-C* *-A
A year ago examples of this challenging star brought $400-$500 in this grade. Now that market forces have strengthened and have been barreling ahead like a hurricane, we suspect these will bring much more.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1334 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$5 1963 A-A
A dirt common type note in an extremely uncommon grade. One point from perfection with all the attributes and aesthetic qualities one would expect at this grade level.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 69 PPQ

Lot #1335 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 200.00 - $ 250.00)
$100 1966 A-A
A fresh and original example that falls just short of the XF grade.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1336 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 425.00 - $ 675.00)
$100 1966-A A-A
Another beautiful Legal $100 from the scarcer "A" series.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1337 - Small Size Type Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 450.00 - $ 650.00)
$100 1966-A A-A
A bright and wonderfully centered example of this much scarcer "A" series $100. Green Sheet asking price of $380 in this grade should easily be matched.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1338 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1928 G-A
Superb Gem 67 EPQ on this Funny Back. A lovely note.
Grade: PMG Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ

Lot #1339 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 150.00 - $ 250.00)
$1 1928-A P-A
A high-grade Funny Back Ace that has blazing ink colors and Braille-like embossing.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1340 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 600.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1928-A F-B
A lovely, fresh run of eight F-B block Funny Backs.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1341 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 275.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1928-A Y-B
A nice looking UNC example of the Y-B block experimental.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1342 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1928-A Z-B Experimental Block
For those small size experts in the field they realize how difficult this note really is. The most common grades for these funny back Experimentals is F/VF but any cursory search through auction records shows that 90% or more of the higher grade examples are either X-B or Y-B blocks. It seems like it's been a few years since we've seen a CU Z-B block note or anything even close to it.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1343 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$1 1928-A* *-A
A very bright and colorful example of this Funny Back star with crackerjack embossing that falls just short of the full XF grade.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1344 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1928-A/1928-B Y-A Changeover Pair
These two notes are fresh and lovely.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1345 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 3,500.00 - $ 6,000.00)
$1 1928-B* *-A
Here is a truly surprising opportunity to acquire three fresh, nearly consecutive 1928-B Silver Certificate stars. I see faint handling but clearly they are original.
Grade: CU

Lot #1346 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 175.00 - $ 350.00)
$1 1928-B A-B
A gorgeous 1928-B A-B block.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1347 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1928-B #D00000066B
A very nice binary double-digit Funny Back. This is a fresh attractive #66.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1348 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1928-C I-B
A bright and very attractive example of this semi-key "C" series note that would have looked equally at home in an XF holder.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1349 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 325.00 - $ 575.00)
$1 1928-D H-B
Through the holder this sure looks like a lovely Ch. CU note. It has natural paper wave, superior punch-through embossing and no evidence of handling anywhere to be found. We would be shocked if this brought typical AU money.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1350 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1928-D/1928-B H-B Changeover Pair
This is a very scarce changeover pair from 1928-B to 1928-D. I'm not sure why these occurred but they are tough.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1351 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
$1 1934 D-A
A lovely 1934 Funny Back. These remain quite scarce above a '65' grade.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1352 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1935 E-A
Surprisingly, we rarely see examples from this more challenging "plain" series in superb grades so a nice Gem is a real treat for someone.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1353 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$1 1935-A 'R' S-C
$1 1935-A 'R' Experimental S-C
A real peach for an 'R' Experimental issue. These are very scarce in a '67'.
Grade: PMG Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ

Lot #1354 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1935-A 'R' S-C
A lovely fresh Gem "R" experimental with centering that seems wonderful to me.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1355 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1935-A 'R' S-C
A lovely "R" experimental issue that still looks like a Gem to me. The big margins aren't perfect but they are all big.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1356 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 350.00 - $ 700.00)
$1 1935-A 'S' S-C
I was surprised this was only a '64' it has big margins, the right side is bigger than the rest.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1357 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1935-C #Z44444444D
This solid serial number obviously enjoyed seeing circulation before a collector found it worthy of saving.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1358 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 375.00 - $ 750.00)
$1 1935-D Narrow/Wide Changeover Pairs Various Blocks
This 12 piece lot includes six narrow/wide changeover pairs including: P-F, Q-F, B-G, E-G, F-G and H-G blocks.
Grade: CU

Lot #1359 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1935-D Eight Changeover Pairs
This lot includes eight wide-narrow changeover pairs from different blocks. Blocks include: P-F, T-F, W-F, A-G, E-G, H-G, I-G and B-G.
Grade: CU to Gem CU

Lot #1360 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 2,000.00 - $ 4,000.00)
$1 1935-F #U88888888I
A lovely, fresh, original note with solid serial #U88888888I. These are extremely popular and much more difficult to find than lower number solids.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1361 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
$1 1935-F* *-F
A nearly perfect Silver Certificate star that will be a handsome addition to any collector's high-grade type set.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1362 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$1 1935-F W-I Partial Pack
This partial pack includes 64 lovely notes with the W-I block.
Grade: CU to Gem CU

Lot #1363 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1935-G* *-G No Motto
Four consecutive no motto stars. Grades includes one Gem 65 PPQ, one Ch. New 64 PPQ and two Gem 66 PPQ.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1364 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$1 1935-H* *-G
A flawless example of this more recent Silver Certificate star that is well-deserving of its assigned third party grade. We have seen examples in this grade realize as much as $400 in public auction.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1365 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1957* *-D
A seemingly flawless example that could easily be deserving of an even higher grade. The margins are huge and the centering perfect on all sides. The *-D note has always been highly coveted by collectors and we would expect a superb quality note such as this to be engaged in a lengthy fit before finding its new home. This same note brought over $200 back in February 2009 when the world was being held together by a string. How times have changed!
Grade: PMG Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ

Lot #1366 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 350.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1957 J Kansas City #J00000011A
A super quality binary serial #J00000011A.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1367 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1957 B-B
An excellent example of this much scarcer B-B block.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1368 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 500.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1957 J-A Partial Pack
This lot contains 84 consecutive notes that are from a solid pack. The first and last 15 notes are missing.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1369 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 450.00 - $ 750.00)
$1 1957 Various Blocks
This lot contains 83 notes with various singles and consecutive runs.
Grade: CU to Gem CU

Lot #1370 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$5 1934-A* *-A
This bright and extremely colorful star note gives the appearance of a screaming Gem through the holder.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt New 55

Lot #1371 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$5 1934-C* *-A
The catalog value of $600 in Gem CU may even be too light since it is quite infrequently that we see high-grade examples of this elusive star.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1372 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$5 1934-C M-A
A nearly flawless example of this early series that is perfect for any registry quality type set.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1373 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 250.00 - $ 350.00)
$5 1934-C M-A
A superb example that is hard to acquire so lovely.
Grade: PMG Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ

Lot #1374 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$5 1934-D* *-A Narrow
This narrow star is a much scarcer animal as its catalog value in Ch. CU is $600. Wonderfully embossed with only a couple of light folds that do not crease the paper.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 53 EPQ

Lot #1375 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$5 1934-D* *-A
A very deeply embossed example of this Silver star with great margins and some light center bends. A great note with great potential.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53

Lot #1376 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$10 1934 A-A Mule
Unfathomably deep embossing is seen on this gorgeous early Silver $10.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1377 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
$10 1934-A* *-A
A satisfying example of this challenging star note that has the look of a better grade. The $250 VF price in Schwartz/Lindquist should be surpassed by this premium example.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1378 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 375.00 - $ 625.00)
$10 1934-B B-A
This is a much scarcer and more desirable early Silver $10. The note has bright paper and excellent centering with the look of an AU note. With XFs being valued at around $500 or so in today's market we wouldn't expect a whole lot less than that from this wonderful piece.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1379 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 500.00 - $ 750.00)
$10 1934-C B-A
A superb Gem CU with wonderful quality that is very hard to acquire.
Grade: PMG Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ

Lot #1380 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$10 1934-D B-A
It seems that this is a type that we don't often encounter in very high grade. Fresh and bright paper along with crackerjack embossing validate the third-party grade.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1381 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 700.00 - $ 1,400.00)
$10 1934-D* *-A
A faint center fold is all that keeps this delightful and much scarcer star from a far better grade.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1382 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 325.00 - $ 575.00)
$10 1953* *-A
A bright and very attractive example of this challenging later date star that looks Ch. New through the holder.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1383 - Small Size Type Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$10 1953-A A-A
A lovely example of this key later date Silver $10 that has been blessed with blazing blue inks and crackling fresh paper. The Green Sheet asking price is $175 in this grade and we're pretty certain that is asking way too little.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1384 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$5 1929 H St. Louis H-A
With 276,000 printed, the St. Louis district is actually the scarcest FRBN of this denomination. The note itself is well margined with good color. The last example we saw sell was months ago and that brought $632.50 in a PCGS Fine 15 holder.
Grade: PMG Ch. Fine 15

Lot #1385 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$5 1929 K Dallas K-A
This scarce Dallas $5 is a gorgeous example with bright paper surfaces, superior ink colors and mountainous embossing. This very same note brought $529 at the 2012 FUN Sale.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1386 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 1,250.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$5 1929 L San Francisco L-A
A nice VF San Francisco FRBN $5 is always a highly coveted note for many collectors. This note lists for $2,000 in VF in the Schwartz/Lindquist guide and while that is likely a bit high it goes to show how desirable a note this is.
Grade: PCGS VF 20

Lot #1387 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 1,250.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$5 1929 L San Francisco L-A
This is the key to the $5 FRBN series. Here is a very nice, problem free example of this seldom offered type.
Grade: PCGS Fine 15

Lot #1388 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 1,250.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$5 1929 L San Francisco L-A
This is the key to the $5 FRBN series and we have two, basically matching notes in this sale. One is slabbed and the other is not. You look and take your pick.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1389 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$10 1929 B New York B-A
The paper quality on this New York FRBN is nothing short of spectacular but the smaller left margin leaves this note short of the Gem grade.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1390 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 900.00 - $ 1,300.00)
$10 1929* C Philadelphia C-*
A lovely example of this very scarce star that is bright and colorful with premium paper quality. With only 24,000 printed, this note is well deserving of its $700 price in VF and then some.
Grade: PCGS VF 25 PPQ

Lot #1391 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$10 1929 G Chicago G-A
A deeply embossed FRBN with great visual appeal.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1392 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$10 1929* I Minneapolis #I00023725*
This very rare, evenly circulated Minneapolis star note is an important new discovery and it's the highest serial number known; over 1,000 higher than previously reported.
Grade: VF

Lot #1393 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 550.00)
$20 1929* C Philadelphia C-*
With only 24,000 printed it is easy to see why these are valued at $350 in the small size price guide. This note is bright and wonderfully margined with the visual impact that collectors crave.
Grade: PCGS VF 20

Lot #1394 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$20 1929* I Minneapolis I-*
With only 12,000 printed, this is a great example of a very scarce FRBN star. PCGS has graded one AU and this note is next in line in the grading queue. It is bright with plenty of embossing visible and just a few light folds. Schwartz/Lindquist lists this at $1,500 in VF 20 which is likely the low water mark for serious bidding on this note.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1395 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$50 1929 G Chicago G-A
A fresh, well centered Gem. These are hard to find this nice.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1396 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$50 1929 G Chicago G-A
Here is another fresh, well centered Gem that would be tough to improve upon.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1397 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 550.00)
$100 1929 B New York B-A
Great originality is seen on this Chicago $100 whose only drawback is a tight right margin.
Grade: PCGS New 62 PPQ

Lot #1398 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$100 1929 G Chicago G-A
An excellent FRBN type note that has bright paper and great embossing. Believe it or not, it has been a while since we have seen one this nice.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1399 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$100 1929 I Minneapolis I-A
With a printing of only 144, 000, it is easy to see why the Minneapolis hundred is so highly coveted. Bright and very well-margined with perhaps a fold too many for the full XF grade.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1400 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Bank Notes - ($ 1,250.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$100 1929 J Kansas City J-A
With only 96,000 printed, Kansas City is second in scarcity to only the fabled Dallas $100. We rarely see this note in the Gem grade with Superb Gems essentially unheard of. We have found a recent auction record of almost $2,000 in PMG Gem CU 66 EPQ and this one looks just as nice. Common New York and Chicago notes bring close to four figures in this grade.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1401 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1963-A D Cleveland #D00000006C
A single digit Gem serial #6 from an early series.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1402 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1 1977 K Dallas #K22222222B
A lovely solid serial number that is all Deuces from Dallas, #K22222222B, on this 1977 series.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1403 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1 1977-A F Atlanta #F20000002I
A rare radar as this number is no longer printed.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1404 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1 1988 L San Francisco #L55555555D
A real Gem of a sold serial #L55555555D that is sure to be popular among collectors.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1405 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1 1995 I Minneapolis #I33333333C FW
A spectacular superb example of a solid serial number. If you noticed there were very few '67s' in the fabulous Billy Key collection.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1406 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,250.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$1 1999 B New York #B55555550A-B55555559A
A consecutive serial number run of nearly all 5s through all 5s. A great lot in lovely condition. Ten piece lot.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1407 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 350.00)
$1 2001* K Dallas #K03999999*
This lot includes the BEP holder.
Grade: CU

Lot #1408 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,100.00 - $ 1,600.00)
$1 2003 G Chicago #G33333333E
A solid serial number Chicago note.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1409 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000005*
A lovely single digit #5 serial star that is centered a touch high to make Gem. We are also offering the single digit #6 in this sale.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1410 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000006*
A single digit star #6. You will get few opportunities to find single digit star notes.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1411 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000023 & 24*
A low serial number pair of stars. Two piece lot.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1412 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 450.00 - $ 900.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000030, 31, 32*
A nice three piece lot of double-digit serial number stars.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1413 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 450.00 - $ 900.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000041, 42, 43*
This three piece lot includes two graded Very Ch. New 64 PPQ and one is Gem New 65 PPQ.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1414 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000046* & K00000049*
A nice pair of star notes with one grading Very Ch. New 64 PPQ and the other is Gem New 65 PPQ. Two piece lot.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1415 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000051, 52, 53, 54*
A nice quality four note run of stars. Grades include one Ch. New 63 PPQ, two are Very Ch. New 64 PPQ and one is Gem New 65 PPQ.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1416 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000057* & K00000058*
A lovely matched pair of stars. Two piece lot.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1417 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 450.00 - $ 900.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000059, 69 & 79*
A cute trio of Ch. 64 PPQ stars. Three piece lot.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1418 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 450.00 - $ 900.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000060*, K0000070*, K00000090*
A popular trio, each with a single digit other than zero. Three piece lot.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1419 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000061, 62, 63, 64, 65*
A lovely consecutive run of five star notes. Grades includes three in Very Ch. New 64 PPQ and two are Gem New 65 PPQ.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1420 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000068*
A well centered, double-digit Gem.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1421 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000072, 73, 74, 75, 76*
A lovely run of five double-digit star notes from this pack that was broken. Included are three Very Ch. New 64 PPQ and two Gem New 65 PPQ. Five piece lot.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1422 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000092*
A nice quality star note with a two-digit serial number.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1423 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000094, 95, 96, 97, 98*
An impressive, consecutive run of high double-digit serial number stars. This lot includes four notes graded Very Ch. New 64 PPQ and one Gem New 66 PPQ.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1424 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 2003* K Dallas #K00000100*
A cool star serial #100.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1425 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 2009 L San Francisco #L00000222I & L00002222I
Two piece binary set.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1426 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$2 1976 D Cleveland #D00000015A
Lowest known serial number on a Cleveland 1976 $2 FRN.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1427 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$2 1976 J Kansas City J-A Pack
A fresh, original, consecutive pack of 100 notes.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1428 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$2 1976* I Minneapolis I-*
A nearly superb example of this key Minneapolis star.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1429 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$2 1976* I Minneapolis I-*
Appears to be centered a touch too high for Superb, but the Minneapolis Star notes are usually the toughest to acquire in high grade.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1430 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$2 2003* H St. Louis #H00005000*
A binary star note.
Grade: CGA Gem UNC 65

Lot #1431 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 600.00)
$2 2003* A-L District Set
This is a 12 district, low number under 10,000 star set. Each note is packaged by the BEP for individual sale. Serial numbers include: A00008848*, B00003228*, C00005277*, D00005974*, E00006470*, F00002377*, G00006288*, H00008614*, I00005724*, J00005475*, K00005826*, L00008634*. Twelve piece lot.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1432 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 10,000.00 - $ 15,000.00)
$2 2003-A H St. Louis #H98765432B Uncut Sheet of Four Notes
The unique full down-ladder $2 was a special BEP printing for sheets. If the BEP hadn't made this printing then this serial #98765432 could not exist as the BEP doesn't not print $2s above #96 million for normal circulation. Four note sheet.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1433 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 575.00)
$5 1928-A B New York B-A
High-grade examples of this "A" series numbered seal are always in great demand.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1434 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$5 1928-A G Chicago G-A
A spectacular example of this numbered district type that has wavy paper surfaces and utterly flawless paper. PCGS has only graded a single example better than this one and we doubt that it could look much nicer.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1435 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$5 1928-A G Chicago G-A
Another example that possesses sublime paper surfaces and razor sharp printing quality.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1436 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
$5 1928-B C Philadelphia C-A
Dark green seal. While this is certainly not a scarce issue, examples in this grade do not come along very often. Superb Gems are a condition rarity which leaves collectors to scramble for the nicest Gems they can find. This one should please even the fussiest of collectors.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1437 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$5 1934* D Cleveland D-* Top Pop
This is a really scarce star note no matter how you slice it. While the dark green seal mule stars are certainly more available this is the only one we can recall having seen. Apparently, the same holds true for PCGS since it is the only example they have graded after years in business. Plentiful margins, balanced centering and a modest degree of circulation leave this note screaming to join the other fine notes in your collection.
Grade: PCGS VF 20

Lot #1438 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$5 1934* H St. Louis H-* Mule
A lovely, high quality St. Louis star note.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64 EPQ

Lot #1439 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$5 1934 I Minneapolis I-A DGS Non-Mule
A gorgeous Gem dark green seal non-mule that is very scarce and lovely.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1440 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$5 1934-D F Atlanta F-B
This note seems to be a very elusive block, F-B Atlanta.
Grade: PMG VF 25

Lot #1441 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$5 1950-C* D Cleveland D-*
With 1.8 million printed, this is hardly the most common star from this middle date issue. Schwartz/Lindquist tags this at $140 in Gem CU and they may very well be correct.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1442 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,800.00 - $ 3,600.00)
$5 1950-D B New York #B11111111F
A wonderful 1950-D $5 FRN from New York that has a solid serial #B11111111F, and it's fresh and original.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1443 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$5 1950-E* B New York B-*
A textbook example of what a Superb Gem small size type note is supposed to look like. Huge margins, stellar centering and breathtaking paper quality make this star a true treasure for the person lucky enough to obtain it.
Grade: PMG Superb Gem UNC 67 EPQ

Lot #1444 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
$5 1963* K Dallas K-*
With a printing of just under 2 million this Dallas star has always been a hit with the collecting community.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1445 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$5 1969-B* B New York B-*
In auctions of years past this same note was repeatedly graded as a Superb Gem CU note and we are inclined to see that point of view. The margins are exceptionally broad on all sides with the depth of embossing and overall paper quality not lacking in any regard. With only 640,000 printed, this has always been a highly coveted note and those feelings will likely be shared by its new owner.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1446 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$5 1969-B* G Chicago G-*
Certainly a premium example for the grade and with only 480,000 printed, a scarce modern star indeed.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64PPQ

Lot #1447 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$5 1969-C D Cleveland #D00000008B
A cool low serial #8. The earlier the series the scarcer the special numbers, or so it seems to me.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1448 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$5 1981* B New York B-* Top Pop
A far more desirable modern star issue and this example is a real beauty. This and one other note are tied atop the PCGS Population Report for this number. With its gigantic margins and perfect centering we doubt the other example could look any better than this one. When we see examples in Gem 65 they generally bring three-figure prices.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1449 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$5 1981* H St. Louis H-* Top Pop
This scarce St. Louis star is perched alone atop the PCGS Population Report for this number. It has huge margins, great paper and potent visual impact. Schwartz/Lindquist put this at $200 in Ch. CU but that is certainly very low for an example of this quality.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1450 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$5 1985 & 1988 F Atlanta #F01233210B & F01233210C
A two piece ladder radar set. Serial #F01233210B is graded Very Ch. New 64 PPQ and #F01233210C is Gem New 66 PPQ.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1451 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1928* C Philadelphia C-*
If you had any doubts about the scarcity of this numbered district Philadelphia star all you need to know is that in seven years PCGS has graded three of them. This one is bright and clean with embossing present. Truly deserving of the coveted PPQ designation.
Grade: PCGS VF 20 PPQ

Lot #1452 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,250.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$10 1928* D Cleveland D-*
This star note is a real treat indeed. PCGS has only graded five examples and this one sits alone atop the census for this number. The Schwartz/Lindquist value is $1,500 in Ch. CU and we would not be at all surprised to see that realized. A very bright and colorful example with only slightly skewed centering keeping the Gem grade out of reach.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1453 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$10 1928* F Atlanta F-*
A really scarce numbered district star note that has good color and which is problem-free. This could have easily landed in a VF holder with this eye appeal. These rarely show up in auction and the $800 VF value in Schwartz/Lindquist is probably even too conservative.
Grade: PCGS Fine 15

Lot #1454 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$10 1928 L San Francisco L-A
A fresh and lovely UNC.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1455 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$10 1928 L San Francisco L-A
A fresh and lovely note from the five that were discovered.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1456 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$10 1928 L San Francisco L-A
A real peach that some would call Gem CU.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1457 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$10 1928 L San Francisco L-A
A beautiful and fresh example.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1458 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$10 1928 L San Francisco L-A
This may have the smallest left margin but it's very fresh.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1459 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$10 1928-A* B New York B-* Top Pop
PCGS has graded exactly five of these with this one resting at the top of the list. Searching through auction records this appears to be the nicest one we have encountered in years and all the examples we find are F/VF notes. Plenty of original embossing is punched through on this scarce numbered district star and if it didn't meet our estimate we will probably faint.
Grade: PCGS VF 25 PPQ

Lot #1460 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
$10 1928-B* A Boston A-* Dark Green Seal
A wonderful example of this difficult to obtain Boston star. It is bright and crisp with good margins and the look of a better grade. We only see one of these every couple of years or more it seems so do not let this opportunity pass you by.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1461 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,250.00)
$10 1928-B B New York B-A
Eleven notes from the same pack. Some have handling.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1462 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1928-B B New York B-A LGS
A fresh and lovely group of 19 notes.
Grade: CU to Gem CU

Lot #1463 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1928-C B New York B-A
A crackling fresh light green seal 1928-C $10 New York. The centering keeps it from Gem but not from being very pretty.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1464 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
$10 1928-C B New York B-A
An absolutely delightful example of this always desirable 1928-C series. Bright paper, radiant inks and no visible folds should make this note very popular with somebody looking to fill a gaping hole in his collection.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1465 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$10 1934 B New York B-A LGS
Five consecutive New York FRNs with decent centering and slight handling.
Grade: CU

Lot #1466 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$10 1934 G Chicago G-A Light Green Seal
A large hoard of Dallas notes has somewhat dampened the price of these but the Chicago notes are anything but common as a light green seal variety. We don't often see these in gem grades and we suspect neither have you.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1467 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$10 1934 K Dallas K-A Dark Green Seal Mule
Very few of these dark green seal mules ever make it to market because they're just not out there. The light green seal example on Dallas is now the hoard note that is always seen.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1468 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$10 1934-C* I Minneapolis I-* Top Pop
After PCGSs arduous seven year journey through the tunnels of third-party grading, this is the only example of this Minneapolis star that has come across their desks. It is a pleasing example of a very scarce note and it would not surprise us if our estimate proved to be somewhat conservative since there is no point of comparison.
Grade: PCGS VF 20

Lot #1469 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$10 1934-D* D Cleveland D-*
A very scarce star that lists for $600 in Ch. CU in the Schwartz/Lindquist tome. PCGS has only graded a few with one UNC and the rest circs. A couple of minor folds are surrounded by loads of embossing.
Grade: PCGS XF 45 PPQ

Lot #1470 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$10 1950-C* B New York B-*
Nearly consecutive pair. A superbly embossed and crispy fresh pair of middle date stars that are only separated by a couple of serial numbers. These list for $250 each in Ch. CU in the price guides. Two piece lot.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1471 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$10 1950-C I Minneapolis I-A Top Pop
Even though it is tied with two other notes this in fact at the top of the PCGS Population Report. Minneapolis is far and away the scarcest district for this series with only 9 million printed. We aren't always sure what it takes to make a Superb Gem grade but take only a glance at this note and start bidding.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1472 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$10 1950-D* J Kansas City J-*
A lovely Gem star note.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1473 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$10 1950-E* G Chicago G-*
Stars from this issue have always been highly sought after and this one should be as well.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1474 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$10 1963* C Philadelphia C-* Top Pop
Although tied with three other notes, this star is atop the Population Report. Great centering and paper quality lend credence to the grade. All stars from this more challenging issue are scarce and desirable.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1475 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 135.00 - $ 195.00)
$10 1963-A* G Chicago G-*
High-grade examples from these 1960s issues are really tough to find. This one has more than earned the EPQ designation.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1476 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 800.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$10 1969 G Chicago G-A
This lot contains 33 consecutive $10 FRNs that have excellent centering and are destined for being slabbed.
Grade: Superb Gem CU

Lot #1477 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$10 1969* J Kansas City J-*
A very scarce modern star note that rarely makes appearances either in auctions or population reports. A tough note to find in any grade but particularly so for this condition-census quality example.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1478 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
$10 1981* F Atlanta F-*
A lovely example of this tougher modern star issue that has great originality and plenty of margins.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1479 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 3,500.00 - $ 6,000.00)
$10 1985 A Boston #A00000001B
A problem free, evenly circulated Boston, serial #1 A-B block. This note has nothing but zeros and ones - district and serial number.
Grade: VF

Lot #1480 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$10 2004-A* L San Francisco #GL00029918*
A rare 128,000 low print run star.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1481 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$20 1928 B New York B-A
A lot of six lovely notes that show slight handling. These catalog at $200 in Ch. CU.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1482 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
$20 1928 G Chicago G-A
A delightfully original numbered district note that has a single light center bend which keeps it from the Gem grade.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1483 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$20 1928 J Kansas City J-A
With only 2.5 million printed, Kansas City is one of the scarcest districts from this first FRN issue. Stunning originality and dynamite color add to the allure of this note. This is one of the lower serial numbers you will find as most of the high-grade examples have a serial number that is over 2 million.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1484 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$20 1928 L San Francisco L-A
There is certainly no shortage of high-grade examples from this district but this must be one of the nicest that is not graded a Gem.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1485 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 125.00 - $ 250.00)
$20 1928-A A Boston A-A
An evenly circulated example from the much scarcer Boston district.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1486 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
$20 1928-A C Philadelphia C-A
A lovely and fresh Philadelphia Gem.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1487 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$20 1928-A C Philadelphia #C04287896-900A
Five consecutive AU notes. One note grades Abt. New 53, one is Ch. Abt. New 58 and three are Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1488 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$20 1928-B B New York B-A
Five LGS notes that are nice and fresh, with average centering and light handling.
Grade: AU/CU

Lot #1489 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 350.00)
$20 1928-B* G Chicago G-*
A dark green seal star note.
Grade: VF +

Lot #1490 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$20 1934* H Saint Louis H-* Top Pop
This dark green seal, non-mule St. Louis star is quite a scarce item. It happens to be a Top Pop note by virtue of the fact it is the only example listed in the PCGS Population Report at the present time. Through the holder this appears to be a bright and colorful Ch. CU note without any folds visible. A prize for the avid small-size collector that is certain to bring very strong money once the hammer falls.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1491 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$20 1934-D C Philadelphia C-A
A popular example for type as this "D" series is always a tougher animal to tame. The back plate is #676 which makes it wide but the serial number puts it in the narrow range that is listed in the price guide.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1492 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$20 1950-A* D Cleveland D-*
Embossing is piled high on this gorgeous Cleveland star. A note that is surprisingly difficult to locate in CU grade. PCGS has only graded a handful with this one landing behind only a single '67 PPQ' example.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1493 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$20 1950-B* G Chicago G-*
A common star with most ending up in holders below the Gem grade. This is one of the nicest you will find and the paper is sublime.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1494 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$20 1950-B* G Chicago G-*
A nearly superb example of this Chicago star that should prove to be a satisfactory addition to anyone's collection.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1495 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$20 1969-B G Chicago G-C
There is only a single example better than or equal to this one in the PCGS Population Report and only by a single point at that. A very scarce issue to begin with but the G-C block, with 2.5 million printed, is tied as the scarcest block with the vaunted Minneapolis I-A block. Minneapolis is listed at $400 in Ch. CU but we will let the bidders decide if a pricing revision is in order for the next edition.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1496 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 350.00)
$20 2004-A* B New York #GB04000040*
A binary radar star note.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1497 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$50 1928-A A Boston A-A DGS
A beautiful, high quality Gem from Boston.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1498 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$50 1928-A A Boston A-A
While the 1928 series Boston note grabs all the headlines, the "A" series on this district is no slouch. This note has solid paper surfaces, excellent color and clearly seen originality.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1499 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$50 1934* H St. Louis H-* DGS
A dark green seal star note.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1500 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$50 1934-A F Atlanta F-A Top Pop
With only 416,000 printed, this Atlanta FRN is quite a scarce district and a note that rarely comes up for auction. Only a faint corner bend keeps this beauty from a much higher grade. PCGS has only graded two examples, both graded '58'. The price guides call this $400 in Ch. CU but since we can't find any of those that might be the new AU price.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1501 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$50 1934-A* H St. Louis H-*
This note is much rarer than a regular 1934 star. The note does have four pinholes.
Grade: VF

Lot #1502 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 650.00)
$50 1934-B D Cleveland D-A
While we can't claim that this note is Top Pop it is the second best graded by PCGS; there is a single "61" but generally that's a shunned grade by both dealer and collector alike. We certainly can't find any sign of circulation as it looks like a near Gem through the holder. With only 359,000 printed for this district you can see why these 1934 series $50s are so underrated.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1503 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 135.00 - $ 195.00)
$50 1934-B L San Francisco L-A
All notes from this early FRN series are scarce in most any grade. This one faces up well with bright paper and good color. A mere printing of only 441,000 makes them tough to locate.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1504 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$50 1934-D G Chicago G-A
A delightful example of this very challenging "D" series $50 which had a printing that was a hair under 500,000 for this district. We don't see any real pronounced folds but presumably something is there that was seen by PMG's cabal of graders.
Grade: PMG Ch. Abt. UNC 58

Lot #1505 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$50 1950-A J Kansas City J-A
This note is one of four graded this high. If you want the best it's here for the bidding.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1506 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
$50 1963-A* G Chicago G-*
A stunning example for the grade as this Chicago star appears to be a lone center bend from the Gem grade. If you are waiting for this note to sell for typical AU money you might want to pack a lunch since you'll be waiting for quite a while.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1507 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$50 1963-A* H Saint Louis H-*
With only 128,000 printed, St. Louis is truly a scarce star note and bested only by the Kansas City star. An astounding note that is as fresh and bright as the day it was printed with embossing that is fully punched through. CU examples from this district are very scarce and pure Gems are crushingly rare. Expect the catalog value of $500 in Gem CU to seem a distant memory once the hammer falls on this condition census piece.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1508 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$50 1969-C* I Minneapolis I-*
This is an extremely scarce modern star $50 with only 64,000 printed. The note has superb margins, perfect centering and it is as original and deeply embossed as the day it was printed. A highly desirable note that is missing from most advanced collections. Schwartz/Lindquist lists this at $250 in Ch. CU and $400 in Gem CU, with both of these figures being impossibly low. For those of you with the crossover bug, PCGS has only graded two examples, both circulated.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64 EPQ

Lot #1509 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$100 1928 J Kansas City J-A
A lovely, early 1928 $100 Kansas City.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1510 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
$100 1934 A Boston A-A Dark Green Seal
Hardly scarce but a perfectly original example for your early FRN type set.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1511 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$100 1934* A Boston #A00004051*
A light green seal example of this Boston $100 star.
Grade: VF +

Lot #1512 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
$100 1934 C Philadelphia C-A Dark Green Seal
Much scarcer and far more desirable than the Boston note listed previously. Only a smaller bottom margin precludes the Gem grade from being assigned.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1513 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 275.00 - $ 425.00)
$100 1934-A B New York B-A Mule
Through the holder this appears to be an absolutely robust near Gem with crackerjack embossing and exceptional color. We can't see any reason why the grade has been limited nor why the PPQ designation is printed with invisible ink.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1514 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
$100 1950-A C Philadelphia
A simply beautiful example of this difficult type and denomination. This one is totally crackling fresh and has merited the coveted PPQ designation by PCGS.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1515 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$100 1950-D* D Cleveland D-*
A superlative example of this intensely desirable star note that has razor sharp embossing and flawless paper surfaces. PCGS has only graded one note better than this one and that by only a single point.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1516 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 700.00)
$100 1950-D* G Chicago G-*
This is a tough star with this quality. If you collect these, it's a sure thing that finding better will be tough.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1517 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 225.00 - $ 375.00)
$100 1950-D I Minneapolis I-A
With a printing of only 432,000 Minneapolis is by far the scarcest for this issue. A superbly embossed example with a faint center fold. This lists at $300 in Ch. CU in the small size guide but go find another.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1518 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 800.00 - $ 1,400.00)
$100 1950-E G Chicago G-A
A short, short series and very scarce in Gem. Only three districts printed these.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1519 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$100 1950-E G Chicago G-A
Another lovely 1950-E with centering not quite as nice as the '65 PPQ' listed here.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1520 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$100 1963-A* H Saint Louis H-*
Through the holder this St. Louis star essentially looks perfect. Examples in this grade have easily been topping the $500 mark as of late.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 68 PPQ

Lot #1521 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$100 1977* B New York B-*
This is one of those lots that the casual observer isn't going to understand. The note itself is a lovely near XF example with perhaps a fold too many for that grade and stunning originality everywhere. PCGS has graded three with two in this grade and a single XF 45 (that means no UNC). People simply didn't save these modern star notes for any reason and therefore they are just plain hard to come by.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1522 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$100 1981* E Richmond E-*
This is a rare star as only 1981 district to issue.
Grade: VF

Lot #1523 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$100 2006-A* B New York #KB05656565*
A Gem repeater star note.
Grade: CU

Lot #1524 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 5,000.00 - $ 6,000.00)
$100 2006-A G Chicago #KG12345678B
One of just four known up-ladder $100s.
Grade: CU

Lot #1525 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 5,500.00 - $ 9,000.00)
$500 1928 E Richmond E-A DGS
A lovely '64 EPQ' Richmond $500 that has great color and originality. The right margin is tight for a Gem but it's a sweet example from an often sought after district.
Grade: PMG Ch. UNC 64 EPQ

Lot #1526 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 2,000.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$500 1928 F Atlanta F-A DGS
I love the centering on this beautiful Richmond $500. I expect spirited bidding.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 55

Lot #1527 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 2,500.00 - $ 3,500.00)
$500 1934-A C Philadelphia C-A
A very attractive, fresh and well centered Philadelphia $500.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1528 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 2,500.00 - $ 3,500.00)
$500 1934-A C Philadelphia C-A
A second, even nicer Philly $500 that has exceptional quality.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1529 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 850.00 - $ 1,250.00)
$500 1934-A L San Francisco L-A
This $500 has nice body but there is a stamp mark on the back and minor marks on the face.
Grade: VF +

Lot #1530 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 3,500.00 - $ 6,000.00)
$1,000 1928 C Philadelphia C-A DGS
This is a lovely 1928 Philadelphia $1,000. They are sought after because they are downright rare yet offer extraordinary value.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 55

Lot #1531 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 6,000.00 - $ 12,000.00)
$1,000 1928 F Atlanta F-A DGS
A beautiful 1928 $1,000 from Atlanta. This issue is so much scarcer than the 1934. In this condition they are downright tough and are rarely available.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1532 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,600.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1,000 1934 B New York B-A LGS
There have been some repairs in the center of this note. Definitely a pocket piece.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1533 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,650.00 - $ 2,250.00)
$1,000 1934 L San Francisco L-A
This $1,000 is perfect to carry. It has good color but numerous edge flaws from carrying.
Grade: VF Apparent

Lot #1534 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,600.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1,000 1934-A B New York B-A
This note has had some repairs and the color is light. Good for a pocket piece.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1535 - Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1,000 1934-A G Chicago G-A
This is a well worn $1,000 for a pocket piece. It has some edge splits and roughness, along with several closed tears. Once again, a perfect pocket piece.
Grade: VG

Lot #1536 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1935-A Hawaii L-C
This lovely $1 Hawaii was created on December 7, 1977 by adding the Hawaii stamps and cancellation to its face. A lovely, well centered Gem. I expect plenty of interest on this piece.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1537 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1935-A Hawaii S-C
The HAWAII overprint can be seen boldly punched through to the front. A picture perfect representative for your emergency note type set.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1538 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 175.00 - $ 350.00)
$1 1935-A Hawaii #C00001303C
A fresh, well centered, low serial #C00001303C Gem UNC 65 EPQ.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1539 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 800.00 - $ 1,400.00)
$1 1935-A Hawaii Z-B
This is the elusive Z-B block $1 Hawaii. Only 1,000,000 were printed and today these remain very rare.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1540 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$5 1934-A Hawaii L-A
A lovely pair of consecutive $5 Hawaii notes that have great color and nice centering. Nice pairs this old are hard to find! Two piece lot.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1541 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$20 1934 Hawaii L-A Mule
A sharp, high quality AU 1934 mule with excellent centering. Rarely seen in higher grade.
Grade: AU

Lot #1542 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1935-A* Hawaii *-A
Ample margins and good centering add greatly to the visual impact of this Hawaii star note.
Grade: PMG VF 30

Lot #1543 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 175.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1935-A Hawaii A-C
This is the very scarce A-C block $1 Hawaii from a very short printing.
Grade: VF

Lot #1544 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,500.00)
$5 1934* Hawaii L-* Mule
It is indeed a rare opportunity to offer a $5 Hawaii star mule, back plate #1273. This grade is not strong but the rarity and desirability certainly are, and with auction records few and far between.
Grade: PMG Fine 12

Lot #1545 - Small Size Type Notes > Hawaii Issue - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$20 1934 Hawaii L-A Non-Mule
This is the much scarcer, non-mule 1934 $20 Hawaii. Unfortunately it's well circulated.
Grade: PMG Fine 12

Lot #1546 - Small Size Type Notes > North Africa Issue - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1935-A North Africa R-C
A gorgeous '66 EPQ' $1 North Africa note.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 66 EPQ

Lot #1547 - Small Size Type Notes > North Africa Issue - ($ 300.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1935-A North Africa R-C
A beautiful, bright note with a bright yellow seal contrasting nicely against the incredibly sharp printing.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1548 - Small Size Type Notes > North Africa Issue - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$10 1934-A North Africa B-A
A group of four $10 North Africa notes that have excellent color and quality. A wonderful dealer lot.
Grade: CU

Lot #1549 - Small Size Type Notes > North Africa Issue - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
$10 1934-A North Africa B-A
An extraordinarily well-margined example for the grade as it faces up like a solid Gem and the paper quality is as original as the day is long.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1550 - Small Size Type Notes > North Africa Issue - ($ 250.00 - $ 400.00)
$10 1934-A North Africa B-A
A pair of consecutive $10 North Africa notes that have a slight bend.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1551 - Small Size Type Notes > North Africa Issue - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1934-A* North Africa *-A
An excellent mid-grade example of this desirable emergency star with huge margins and superb centering. With only 276,000 printed not too many survived in nice condition and we're pretty sure this should sail past the catalog value of $300 in VF.
Grade: PCGS VF 30

Lot #1552 - Small Size Type Notes > Gold Certificates - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$10 1928 A-A
Excellent quality and wonderful color for this small size Gold Certificate.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1553 - Small Size Type Notes > Gold Certificates - ($ 175.00 - $ 325.00)
$10 1928 A-A
A bright and evenly circulated Gold Certificate.
Grade: PMG VF 30

Lot #1554 - Small Size Type Notes > Gold Certificates - ($ 2,500.00 - $ 3,500.00)
$50 1928 A-A
A fresh and attractive Gold Certificate that has great color. The margins are consistant with the grade. Very nice and scarce.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1555 - Small Size Type Notes > Gold Certificates - ($ 25,000.00 - $ 35,000.00)
$1,000 1928 A-A
A lovely $1,000 Gold Certificate that has excellent centering along with great color and embossing, but it does have three folds. It has been called 'Apparent' because of a tiny edge restoration that is nearly impossible to see with a black light. This is a rare and desirable type; the highest denomination available for a Gold Certificate.
Grade: PCGS XF 45 Apparent

Lot #1556 - Error Notes > Legal Tender - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1928 A-A
Part of the note above is visible from a poor cut. Misalignment of the face printing.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1557 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 600.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 No Date & Serial Numbers
I believe this is some 1935 series issue missing the third printing. Very lightly on the right the serial number has been written in red pencil when found in a pack.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1558 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1928 No Serial Numbers
The third printing is missing from the face. It appears to have been mounted on the back and it shows some residue and scuffing from removal.
Grade: VF/XF

Lot #1559 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1935-C B-E
Insufficient inking of the Treasury seal. I'm not sure I've seen this happen like this, but it's a lovely UNC note.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1560 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 1,200.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1935-D B-F Narrow
This is a lovely $1 Silver Certificate with an inverted third printing on the face. The quality is exquisite.
Grade: PMG Gem UNC 65 EPQ

Lot #1561 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1935-D G-G
Printed fold over with BEP rejection sticker on face. A great example of early day error markings and the back is holding the missing digits and seal.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1562 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1935-D D-F
A very desirable Type 1 inverted overprint on a #1 Silver Certificate.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1563 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1935-D L-F
A nice, high quality Type 1 inverted overprint on this lovely Silver Certificate.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1564 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1935-E *-D
This is a star error with a way off center back printing. A Gem as well.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1565 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1935-E Q-H
A bad ink smear is marked by the rejection sticker on the face.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1566 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1935-E E-H
Right hand serial number missing. It is likely from an obstruction. There is a substance still on the corner that may have held the obstruction in place.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 Apparent

Lot #1567 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1935-E N-H
This Silver Certificate has a mismatch at the end (#103/100). It's nice, just centered a bit high, but a better Silver Certificate mismatch.
Grade: PCGS New 62

Lot #1568 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1935-E Y-G
This lovely 1935-E has a crazy shift of the third printing. It's as cool as I've ever seen. Lot includes the consecutive, problem free bookend notes. Three piece lot.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1569 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1935-E I-H
I believe this has to be the boldest wet ink transfer I have ever seen. It just couldn't be any stronger.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1570 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1935-E V-G
This Silver Certificate was flagged to be pulled but got out. Virtually the entire left serial number is missing from a fold during the third printing. Tiny spot on upper right edge.
Grade: CU

Lot #1571 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1935-E C-I
This note was crammed into the press and then several numbers on the left are spread out. There is a red flag at right and pencil scribbles across the face.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1572 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1935-E R-G
A four-digit mismatch (#R8999/R9000) on a Silver Certificate. The left serial number has the corrected number written in red. PCGS notes: partial removal of BEP rejection mark.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 Apparent

Lot #1573 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1935-F A-J
This Silver Certificate was folded before the third printing, with a tiny piece of the 'A' missing and Ivy Baker Priest's first name is missing.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1574 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1 1935-G* *-G With Motto
Error: Inverted Star. This is a very scarce inverted star on the lower left serial number. Stars are much more scarce and inverted stars are a very small percentage and no occurrence.
Grade: PCGS XF 40 PPQ

Lot #1575 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1957 A-A
This error is a misaligned face printing with a BEP rejection mark on the face.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1576 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1957 H-A
A bold partial back to face offset on 20% of the face. Scarce so bold and high quality.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1577 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 250.00 - $ 450.00)
$1 1957 G-A
This is the common Silver Certificate mismatch (#G55/G54). From the grade it must have a bent corner.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1578 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1957 Q-A/A-A
This has a mismatch prefix AA/QA. A lovely and well centered note.
Grade: XF/AU

Lot #1579 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1957-A A-A
A top quality example with insufficient inking on the first printing (the back).
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1580 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1957-B U-A
A lovely Gem Silver Certificate mismatch, #U37/U47. A beauty.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1581 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 350.00 - $ 700.00)
$1 1957-A K-A
I just don't recall seeing or offering many cutting errors like this one, on a Gem Silver Certificate.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1582 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 500.00 - $ 750.00)
$5 1934-A G-A
This $5 Silver Certificate has an inverted back. These remain few and far between.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1583 - Error Notes > Silver Certificates - ($ 600.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1934 A-A
A very rare invert on a $10 Silver Certificate. I can't remember the last time I even saw a $10 Silver Certificate invert. There is a tiny edge split.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1584 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 19?? B New York B-U
A lovely error that missing half of the face printing from an obstruction.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1585 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 19?? B New York B-A
The case of the disappearing face. A cool insufficient inking error.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1586 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$1 19?? G Chicago G-H
This note is missing the second printing and it's a Gem. Both of these facts is unusual.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1587 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 19?? G Chicago G-D
This note is missing most of the face probably due to an obstruction.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1588 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 700.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$1 19?? K Dallas K-A
The second printing is missing on the face of this beautiful error. Three piece lot includes error and two bookend notes.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1589 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1963 B New York B-A
A lovely mismatch serial number error, #B57476899A/B57476898A.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1590 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1963-A A Boston A-B
Multiple first printing. Dramatic doubling of the bottom of the back. The amount of separation is among the widest seen on any example of this error. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS XF 40 PPQ

Lot #1591 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1963-A G Chicago G-E
A crazy looking back that is missing more than half of the image because the sheet was folded.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1592 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1969 F Atlanta F-A
This is a mismatch error that does appear (#F68/F67).
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1593 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1969-B No District or Serial Numbers
This is an earlier FRN error that is missing the third printing.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1594 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1969-B B New York B-C
A nice looking mismatch serial number error, #B89736690C/B89736688C.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1595 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1969-B B New York B-C
This FRN has mismatched serial numbers, #691C on the left and #689C on the right.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1596 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1969-B L San Francisco L-A
Insufficient ink. Lower half of the back is absent with a gradient upwards toward normal intensity.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1597 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1969-C G Chicago G-C
A folding error that leaves most of the seal and several numbers on the back, plus it is missing on the face.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1598 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1969-C H Minneapolis H-A
This note has a huge ink smear on the face.
Grade: PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ

Lot #1599 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 250.00)
$1 1969-D A Boston A-B
A dull cutting blade leaves this selvedge attached.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1600 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1969-D C Philadelphia C-A
This is like the ghost of George Washington. This error is insufficient inking in the center of the face.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1601 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1969-D E Richmond E-A
A cool folding and cutting error with the third printing partly on the back and the cut is perfectly trimmed out.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1602 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1969-D G Chicago G-A
A cool 'ghost note' caused by insufficient inking of the face printing. A cool looking error.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1603 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1969-D G Chicago G-B
Part of the note below is just a fragment from a cutting error.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1604 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1969-D G Chicago G-C
A crazy folding error that occurred between the second and third printing.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1605 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1969-D H St. Louis H-A
Multiple third printing. Crazy extra printing of the green overprint. On the left, an entire secondary serial number appears below the correct primary one. Also there is readily evident doubling of the seal and some doubling of the right serial. The nice thing about this example is that the second impressions are equally as dark as the first.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1606 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1969-D L San Francisco L-A
A lovely printed fold over that is sure to please.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1607 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1974 A Boston A-B
This Type 1 inverted overprint has exceptional quality.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1608 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1974 A Boston
The green ink from the third printing is nearly 100% missing from insufficient inking.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53 PPQ

Lot #1609 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 B New York B-H
There just wasn't enough ink for the second printing on this piece. Quite ghostly.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1610 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 B New York B-A
This is a fold and cutting error with part of the serial number on the back.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1611 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 C Philadelphia C-B
A large ink smear sits on the face of this note.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1612 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 700.00)
$1 1974 C Philadelphia C-B
A cool Type 1 inverted overprint error on this FRN.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1613 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1 1974 D Cleveland D-B
This is a major error with the third printing of the serial number on two different backs of notes, and the cutting shows lots of both notes.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1614 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1974 E Richmond E-A
This is another crazy gutter and cutting error.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1615 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1974 E Richmond E-A
A lovely and very Ch. CU Type 1 inverted overprint.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1616 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1974 E Richmond E-D
PCGS notes: end of roll, failed splice. End of the roll. The splice is visible from where the rolls were joined. A rare error that cannot occur often.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1617 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1974 F Atlanta F-F
A Gem Atlanta Ace with a Type 1 inverted overprint.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1618 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 F Atlanta F-B
There is virtually no ink of the green for the third printing so the serial numbers are a bit of a mystery.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1619 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 F Atlanta F-B?
This note may well be from the same sheet as another listed here but there is so little serial number inking I can't tell.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1620 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1974 F Atlanta F-C
This fold over error has the seal and serial number printed on the fold. Lot includes the two bookend notes. Three piece lot.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1621 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$1 1974 G Chicago G-B
There is one digit off in the sixth digit location (#969352/069352) on this mismatch.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1622 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1974 G Chicago G-C
A nice quality Type 1 inverted overprint.
Grade: PCGS New 62 PPQ

Lot #1623 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1974 H St. Louis H-C
A lovely Type 1 St. Louis inverted overprint.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1624 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 H St. Louis H-C
There is nothing on the back at all - totally blank.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1625 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 H St. Louis H-C
This note has a blank back.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1626 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 I Minneapolis I-A
This fold was closed during each printing and opened later.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1627 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 I Minneapolis I-B
A nice quality Type 1 inverted overprint.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1628 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1974 J Kansas City J-B
A Gem Type 1 inverted overprint and it's a beauty.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1629 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 250.00)
$1 1974 L San Francisco L-E
This was a pre-overprint fold over causing a cutting error.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1630 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1974 L San Francisco L-E
This FRN has a Type II inverted overprint.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1631 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1974 L San Francisco L-B
This error, pre-face printing fold over and printed tear, looks similar to the goal post note years ago, only it was an even bigger printed fold, so all that printing is on the back. This example is in excellent condition.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1632 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 2,400.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$1 1977 A Boston
Pair of Notes: Cutting Errors & Missing Third Prints. Harry Jones brought this irreplaceable pair to the collecting community many, many years ago. Since that time no others have surfaced. Both came from the same pack, which reportedly contained 102 notes. The first (from face plate G1200) is too tall and the second (from face plate H1200) is too short. Neither has the overprint. Truly a show-stopper of a pair, destined to capture the attention and imagination of every collector who ever lays eyes on it. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1633 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1977 D Cleveland D-B
A blank back Ace that's a Gem.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1634 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1977 D Cleveland D-B
This Ace has several crazy gutter folds on the face making it a very dramatic error.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1635 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$1 1977 E Richmond E-D
Wow!! A crazy jagged edge fragment that was torn before the second printing.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1636 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1977 E Richmond E-D
Insufficient ink to print the second printing cause this error. The third printing is clear.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1637 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1977 F Atlanta F-E
A wide speckled ink smear on the face. Ink blot test anyone?
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1638 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1977 F Atlanta F-D
A dramatic pre-face print fold over that is both crazy and complicated. Great conversation note.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1639 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1977 G Chicago G-C
PCGS notes: tape residue on back. Pre Overprint tear; Missing Overprint at Left. This is a strange error that is missing the 3rd printing because the sheet was torn during the process. Very cool to look at.
Grade: PCGS XF 45 Apparent

Lot #1640 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1977-A A Boston A-B
This is a scarce five-digit mismatch, #A97250/A86139. Oops - that's a mismatch for sure! PCGS notes: adhesive residue on back.
Grade: PCGS XF 40 Apparent

Lot #1641 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 700.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$1 1977-A B New York B-K
Obstruction error. This note includes the piece from the obstruction which included in the holder. It's rare to find obstructions with the extra piece.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1642 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1977-A B New York B-L
The third printing is on the back and missing from the face.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1643 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1977-A B New York B-L
A rather ghostly image of George Washington caused by insufficient ink.
Grade: PCGS Ch Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1644 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 800.00 - $ 1,600.00)
$1 1977-A E Richmond E-E
Here is a consecutive pair, being offered together, that both have the third printing missing on the back. Two piece lot.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1645 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1977-A F Atlanta F-H
The green, and even the black ink is insufficient on this note. The seal is virtually gone.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1646 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1977-A G Chicago G-G
A big glob of ink on the face at the right.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1647 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1977-A G Chicago G-G
Insufficient ink. Mottled appearance with spotty impression of the second print; entire printing affected.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1648 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1977-A H St. Louis H-C
A lovely full transfer - back to face.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1649 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1 1977-A J Kansas City J-E
A crazy consecutive pair of errors with the top having a crazy fold job and the bottom having a perfectly laid transfer.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1650 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1977-A J Kansas City J-C
A lovely fold over error with the third printing partially on the back. A great visual with a single fold.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1651 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1981 B New York B-G
A very strong offset impression of the face to the back. Much better than virtually any I have seen.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1652 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$1 1981 B New York B-I
Cutting error. Goofy is not only a Disney character but an ample way to describe this strange specimen with an entire strip across the upper edge plus a top hat on top of that. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1653 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1981 B New York B-B
PCGS says a printed tear but to me that just doesn't sound like this note with a wild face and blank back areas.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1654 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1981 C Philadelphia C-C
Clearly part of the note below is still attached. This was caused by a pre-cut fold.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1655 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1981 E Richmond E-C
This is a crazy shift and the bookends are included in the lot. Three piece lot.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1656 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1981 E Richmond E-F
The seal and serial number are on the fold. What a cool looking mistake!
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1657 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1981 E Richmond E-B
A neat error, printed tear and gutter folds on the face, that has excellent paper quality.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1658 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1981 F Atlanta F-C
The third printing is on the back and missing on the face.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1659 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1981 G Chicago G-B
A lovely fold over with the seal and several numbers that are both on the back and face at the right.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1660 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1981 G Chicago G-B
Double error - shift and smears. This note has an ink smear and the third printing has shifted.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1661 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 3,000.00 - $ 5,000.00)
$1 1981 K Dallas K-B
I cannot recall seeing this amazing error that has multiple third printings but the serial number progression changed, so two sets of serial numbers are clearly visible (#K94240087B-K94244709B).
Grade: PCGS VF 25 PPQ

Lot #1662 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1981 K Dallas K-A
Obstructed printing with retained fragment, accompanied by bookends. Foreign substance stuck to front of bill absorbing ink during the second print. Likely to fill a gap in a collection without breaking the bank. The error is flanked by normal bookends, one of which PCGS calls "stained" which aligns perfectly with foreign substance on the error note. This three piece lot includes two graded Gem New 66 PPQ and the third is Very Ch. New 64 Apparent.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1663 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1981-A E Richmond E-B
A crazy looking error with a printed tear, gutter folds and minor misalignment of the overprint - and it's a Gem.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1664 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 800.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$1 1981-A F Atlanta F-A
Printed tears are, in general, tremendously rarer than printed folds. The black district seal from the note below appears at the very bottom. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1665 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1981-A F Atlanta F-B
There is only one digit off on this mismatch but it's the fifth digit (30431/20431). From the grade I assume there is a corner bend.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1666 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1981-A F Atlanta F-B
This is a crazy error with a huge fold capturing the seals and serial numbers on the back, while the face is normal. Missing the third printing.
Grade: VF/XF

Lot #1667 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1985 No District & Serial Numbers
All of the third printing is missing yet it shows ink embossing all over.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1668 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1985 No District or Serial Numbers
The third printing is missing from the face of this note. There is a bent corner.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1669 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1985 E Richmond E-F
This is a very nice Type II inverted overprint.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58

Lot #1670 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1985 E Richmond E-?
This note has an inverted overprint on the back and machinery charges caused all the other issues. PCGS notes: stained.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 Apparent

Lot #1671 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 3,500.00 - $ 5,000.00)
$1 1985 F Atlanta F-L
Obstructed printing with retained fragment. Non-currency stock overlaid the sheet prior to the first printing; fortunately it was recovered along with the obstructed note. The intervening scrap is bright white, tissue paper-like and actually translucent in sections. Way above average. A similar note carries a value of $7,500 in the Bart reference.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1672 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$1 1985 G Chicago G-G
Error Obstruction, foreign paper attached during printing. A great obstruction with a cool printed fragment that fits right in. It's a beauty and its appearance is very cool.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1673 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1985 G Chicago G-J
Pre-back print fold over; gutter folds and printed tear. This note has a little too much charm with its crazy gutters and folding errors. I haven't seen many that were this messed up.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1674 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1985 G Chicago G-C
This was a fold before the back printing leaving a gaping blank on the back.
Grade: PCGS VF 35

Lot #1675 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1985 I Minneapolis I-B
This Gem is seriously over inked on the back.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1676 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1985 I Minneapolis I-C
Double error note with the shift and a butterfly. This error is kind of crazy to me. PCGS calls it a misaligned face and back printing, as well as a cutting error. It certainly is all of that and the effect is sheer madness to look at. I have never seen anything quite like it.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1677 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1985 K Dallas K-E
A crazy gutter and cutting error that is a rare and desirable piece.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1678 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,000.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$1 1985 L San Francisco L-G
A crazy error that is being called a cutting error with a misaligned overprint. This style error remains excessively rare.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1679 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1988 B New York B-F
This sheet was folded over before the second printing and opened before the third printing. This is very unusual with the back printing overprinted on the face.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1680 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1988 E Richmond E-D
This is really neat with half the face on the back and a nice piece of the back on the face. Note the number that sits along side the portrait open and close.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1681 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1988 E Richmond E-G
An impressive folding error that is much scarcer with both the second and third printing on the back.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1682 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1988 E Richmond E-E
This is a rather extraordinary cutting error with part of 2 notes clearly visible.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53 PPQ

Lot #1683 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 3,000.00)
$1 1988 G Chicago G-C
Error: Double printing. This is a seldom seen double printing on the face that is bold and clear. Beautiful examples of this type are very rare and in demand.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1684 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1988-A A Boston A-F
Insufficient inking on the back printing.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1685 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 700.00)
$1 1988-A B New York B-X
The third printing is on the back and missing from the face. There is a wet ink transfer of a different serial number. That's rare. PCGS notes the overprint on the back as well as a partial overprint offset on the face.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63PPQ

Lot #1686 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1988-A B New York B-W
The face of this note is just crazy and completely misaligned. I rarely see anything similar.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1687 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1988-A C Philadelphia C-B
This note has a double error - a gutter fold on the face and a double printed serial number at the right, which is not mentioned on the holder. Very cool.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1688 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1988-A C Philadelphia C-B
This overprint is misaligned causing a double printing of the serial number.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1689 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 750.00)
$1 1988-A D Cleveland D-D
A gorgeous example of an inverted third printing. The cut is way off when this error occurs.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1690 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$1 1988-A E Richmond E-I
This FRN has double errors with a wet ink transfer offset on the face and a cutting error. Quite an odd combination.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1691 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1988-A E Richmond E-K
Insufficient inking has obliterated George's face.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1692 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1988-A E Richmond E-K
Now this is a serious over inking error.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1693 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 2,250.00 - $ 4,500.00)
$1 1988-A* G Chicago G-*
Mismatch. A rare opportunity in this and the next lot to acquire a consecutive pair of mismatch serial numbers and these are stars which are excessively rare.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1694 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 2,250.00 - $ 4,500.00)
$1 1988-A* G Chicago G-* FW
Mismatch, consecutive to previous lot. The premium Gem quality should make this pair even more sought after.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1695 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1988-A H St. Louis H-B
A misaligned face and back printing that causes the top of the next note to be perfectly clear.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1696 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1988-A K Dallas K-F
A nice looking Dallas inverted overprint.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1697 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1988-A L San Francisco L-F
This gutter error splits the serial number on the left from a printed tear. It's dizzying to look at.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1698 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1993 F Atlanta F-C
A cool fold over error that has the black district seal split over the face and back. A very, high quality Gem.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1699 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 150.00 - $ 300.00)
$1 1993 F Atlanta F-A
Here we have an end of the roll error with a misaligned face printing.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1700 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1995 No District & Serial Numbers
This note is completely missing the third printing overprint.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1701 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1995 A San Francisco A-G
The overprint is way out of line making a crazy off center result.
Grade: PCGS XF 40

Lot #1702 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1995 B New York B-G
This is a truly crazy looking printed tear and gutter fold error. Very desirable.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64

Lot #1703 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1995 B New York B-H
A lovely shift to the right from a misaligned face printing, causing the next note to be visible.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1704 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$1 1995 D Cleveland D-C
This note has a Type II inverted back printing.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1705 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1995 E Richmond E-J
Overprint on back and offset of overprint onto front. Although the PCGS label only mentions the major error, this note also shows an offset on to the front of the overprint on the back. Weird, to say the least.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1706 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 1995 F Atlanta F-H
This end of roll error caused misalignment of the back printing and a green strip on the face.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1707 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 750.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1995 K Dallas K-D
The gutter folds on the face create an exotic look and a screwed up third printing causing misalignment on the left.
Grade: PCGS VF 20

Lot #1708 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 200.00 - $ 400.00)
$1 1995 L San Francisco
This note is missing the green overprint and I don't see any signs of it.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1709 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,200.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1999* B New York B-*
Missing black overprint on star. The finer of the two known examples, both of which came from the same half-sheet. The concept of a star note missing its overprint seems impossible, until one considers the chance that only the black portion is absent. Only two known on all denominations.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55

Lot #1710 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,200.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1999 C Philadelphia C-B
Inverted overprint on back. Another example of this ultra-elusive error on the $1 denomination; this example shows part of the adjacent note which typifies all Type II mistakes.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1711 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,200.00 - $ 1,700.00)
$1 1999 C Philadelphia C-F
Printed folds and offsets. A display unto itself: three consecutive notes and one removed by one number. The granddaddy has a large pre-printed fold over from the left end with a blank protected area on the back, the next shows a first impression offset matching the area of the fold over on the upper left of the front, the next consecutive note shows a slightly smaller fold over than the first (PCGS chose to holder this example closed and the first one open) and finally another back to front offset in the area exposed by the fold. Quite a dramatic group offering insight into the actual production sequence at the BEP. The first note is graded Very Ch. New 64 PPQ and the other three are Gem New 65 PPQ. Four piece lot.
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1712 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,200.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$1 1999 L San Francisco L-Q
A crazy error where the sheet was folded before the third printing and then cut normal size.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1713 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 350.00 - $ 500.00)
$1 (2) & $100 (2) Four Piece Lot
The third printing was off line and so is the cut, with part of the note below showing. The face value of this lot of four notes is $202, otherwise they are thought to be errors, but I don't think they are valuable.
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU

Lot #1714 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 500.00)
$2 1995 F Atlanta F-B
Obstructed printing. Lightning bolt like obstruction beneath the "N" in UNITED on the back; almost forgettable on any denomination besides the Deuce.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1715 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$5 1950-A* E Richmond E-*
Gutter fold on star. Enticing error with wavy gutter void interrupting the first print on this high grade early star note.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1716 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,200.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$5 1950-D E Richmond E-C
Multiple first printing. Perfect choice to represent the error; the entire back is doubled and the two sets of back check plate numbers are readily visible. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1717 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 500.00)
$5 1969-C H St. Louis H-A
Faulty alignment. Dramatic upward shift with part of "Federal Reserve Note" arch at bottom and down shift of overprint. In fact the serial number bisects Washington DC.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1718 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$5 1977* C Philadelphia C-*
Insufficient ink on star. Over the past three decades, we've seen only five examples of the insufficient ink error involving the face of a star note. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart. PCGS notes: partial teller stamp on back.
Grade: PCGS XF 40 Apparent

Lot #1719 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$5 1985 E Richmond E-B
Cutting error. Neat cutting error where sheet was not fed far enough into the knives, so the top has the bottom of one note and the bottom design from this piece is attached to the note below it. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS VF 35 PPQ

Lot #1720 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 2,500.00 - $ 5,000.00)
$5 1995 E Richmond E-A
Multiple third printing. Unique; rarer than the Ace in Lot 1661. This note bears two entirely different serial numbers. The primary imprint reads #E06530872A, while the secondary imprint is #E09739173A. Of course, the Treasury seal is double printed as well. Even the extensive Frederick J. Bart collection, that we sold in 1998, had nothing similar.
Grade: PCGS VF 25 PPQ

Lot #1721 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 40,000.00 - $ 60,000.00)
$10/$5 1928-A E Richmond E-A Double Denomination
Here we have one of the earliest and rarest small size double denomination notes known and it's a problem free example graded Ch. New 63 by PCGS. One can tell that the serial numbers don't line up perfectly and that the centering is just a touch high. Certainly I can see nothing that affects the image design. A $10 face over a $5 back, and from the Richmond #5 district even makes the $10-$5 thing more interesting. While I have never seen serial number or grade records for this specific double denomination, there can't be many better because centering has always been an issue for this particular double denomination.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63

Lot #1722 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$10 1935-A G Chicago G-B Invert
A well used but hard to find 1934-A invert. The paper still looks problem free.
Grade: Fine

Lot #1723 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1950-A C Philadelphia C-A
This is an extreme shift that is so far off center it's wild. Part of the note to the left is visible as well.
Grade: Ch. AU

Lot #1724 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$10 1969* I Minneapolis I-*
Gutter fold on star. Perfect placement for maximum attention: gutter fold right through Hamilton on this replacement note.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1725 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1969-C* K Dallas K-*
Cutting error on star. Bi-directional shift with portions of design on upper and right cut off and corresponding areas on bottom and left showing. The picture makes more sense than our description.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1726 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$10 1974* C Philadelphia C-*
Stuck digit on star. If more than two exist on all denominations, we've yet to see a third. A true stuck digit with parts of two different numbers in the same position.
Grade: PCGS XF 45 PPQ

Lot #1727 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
$10 1977 No District & Serial Numbers
The third printing is totally missing from the face of this beauty.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1728 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1977* B New York B-*
Offset second printing. Complete front to back transfer, one that is very dark. This would be noteworthy on a regular production piece, but considerably more so on a star note.
Grade: PCGS VF 30 PPQ

Lot #1729 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$10 1977 G Chicago G-B
A very nice blank back with excellent quality.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1730 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 600.00)
$10 1985 No District & Serial Number
The third printing is missing from the face although the uninked impression is visible.
Grade: Gem CU

Lot #1731 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$10 1985 D Cleveland D-B
Insufficient ink. Super appearance; absolutely perfect candidate as a representative of the error.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50 PPQ

Lot #1732 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,200.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$10 1988-A J Kansas City J-A
Printed fold. The sheet folded up and over prior to the back printing, then opened for the face and overprintings. It also remained open for the cutting operations, so "excess" paper was trimmed to create a rectangular shape. However, when the paper is folded as it was during the back printing a wide white frame appears from where the excess was trimmed. Highly unusual. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart, where it is incorrectly identified as series of 1981. PCGS notes: partial teller stamp on face.
Grade: PCGS XF 40 Apparent

Lot #1733 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$10 1988-A L San Francisco L-B
Offset third printing. Don't ask; we've never seen anything like this before, either. How in the world there are offsets of the green and black seals in the upper and lower margins of this note continue to mystify us, too. Out of the ordinary is an understatement.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1734 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 6,000.00 - $ 10,000.00)
$10 (2) & $20 (2) 1988-A (2) & 1990 (2) G Chicago G-C
Mixed denomination set. Eminently rarer than any double denomination; a set destined to redefine the status of the collection it enters next. The authenticity of this set is beyond question, as the serial numbering is consecutive although the series changes from 1988-A on the $10s to 1990 on the $20s, as these two were printed during the same month a the BEP. This is one of five sets known, all are listed by serial number on page 273 of Frederick J. Bart's book on errors. A couple of pages later this exact set is illustrated and valued at $10,000. In terms of rarity, that seems light, however, tonight's bidders will ultimately decide. This lot of four notes contains: $10 1988-A #G13774043C Gem New 66 PPQ $10 1988-A #G13774044C Gem New 65 PPQ $20 1990 #G13774045C Gem New 66 PPQ $20 1990 #G13774046C Superb Gem New 67 PPQ Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart
Grade: PCGS Graded

Lot #1735 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 2,500.00 - $ 5,000.00)
$20 1950-B* G Chicago G-*
Inverted character on star. The single point on the top of the left star aims towards the bottom and the two points which are intended to form the base of the star now aim upward. Originally discovered by Mike Moczella and placed into the Great Lakes Collection where it reposed for many years. Obtained by Frederick Bart and sold to Gregg Anderson.
Grade: PCGS VF 25

Lot #1736 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,200.00 - $ 1,500.00)
$20 1974 B New York B-F
Cutting error. The words TWENTY DOLLARS, from the note above, are contained on this piece, so the enormity of the cutting error is immediately obvious even to the untrained eye. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1737 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$20 1974* C Philadelphia C-*
Gutter fold on star. This has a couple folds on the left going into the district seal and lower serial.
Grade: PCGS VF 30 PPQ

Lot #1738 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$20 1974* D Cleveland D-*
Printed fold on star. Attractive fold over on this star replacement note, on a perfectly centered piece.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1739 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$20 1977 G Chicago G-A
A blank back that has a slightly off center face.
Grade: CU

Lot #1740 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$20 1977 L San Francisco L-B
Insufficient ink. Big bang for the buck with all of the 2nd print missing or very faint. Tiniest bit of writing in ink on back right margin accounts for assessment. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS XF 45 Apparent

Lot #1741 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$20 1981 B New York B-E
End of roll error. Seeing the matte green stripe on the front is far less common than when it appears on the opposite side. Hence, the misalignment on the back is also unusual.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1742 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$20 1981-A E Richmond E-B
This note is from the Chet Krause Collection and it's a wonderful wet ink transfer that is bold and well printed.
Grade: Ch. CU

Lot #1743 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 225.00 - $ 425.00)
$20 1985* E Richmond R-*
Cutting error on star. There is no shortage of highly unusual notes in tonight's offering. At the risk of being redundant, this would be bizarre enough on a regular issue with the oblique cut on the left end, finding it on star compounds its importance.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1744 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 450.00)
$20 1985* G Chicago G-*
Cutting error on star. Perfect representative of a star note error with adequate misplacement of the cut to make identification immediate. PCGS notes: edge tear at bottom.
Grade: PCGS XF 40 Apparent

Lot #1745 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$20 1985 H St. Louis H-A
Not only is this back inverted but it's the top of the sheet so there are serial numbers and a large blank sheet margin.
Grade: PMG Abt. UNC 55 EPQ

Lot #1746 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 3,000.00 - $ 5,000.00)
$20 1985 L San Francisco L-E
Cutting error. Flat-out amazing and clearly a dramatic example. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1747 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 450.00)
$20 1985 L San Francisco L-F
Gutter fold and offset. Out of the ordinary: a combination of interior folds with pentagonal and triangular shapes resulting in part of the second print on the back plus a partial offset of the back on to the front with the numerals 20 in the white gutter. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart
Grade: PCGS XF 40 PPQ

Lot #1748 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 1,000.00)
$20 1990* G Chicago #G10230001*
Multiple third printing on star. Although impossible to read the entire extraneous serial number with complete accuracy, the digits "93" are plain as day. Quite fascinating as there is no "9" in the primary serial. The appearance is rather striking and its importance as a star note error will not go unnoticed.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 63 PPQ

Lot #1749 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$20 1990 G Chicago G-F
Missing non-magnetic ink. Terrific checkerboard pattern across the entire front, the absolutely most desirable manifestation of the mistake. Very few around. Can easily break into four figures.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1750 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,800.00 - $ 2,400.00)
$50 1981 B New York B-A
Faulty alignment. A $200 bill! There are four notes in the lower right corner. Absolutely unique as such. There are substantial portions of each of the four notes so the impact is dramatic and the rarity is overwhelming. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1751 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 4,000.00 - $ 8,000.00)
$50 1981 D Cleveland D-B
Obstructed printing with retained fragment. A miracle of survival: triangular shaped piece of brown cardstock imprinted with the second print and recovered with the host note. The $50 denomination is impossibly rare. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ

Lot #1752 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$50 1993 B New York B-D
Printed fold. Butterfly perched on the upper right corner, fortunately not ready to take flight but rather to remain around to be enjoyed.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58 PPQ

Lot #1753 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 250.00 - $ 450.00)
$50 1996 B New York AB-C
Cutting error. Cool shift up with enough of the next note evident to make it enticing. Partial teller stamp on face. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart. PCGS notes: partial teller stamp on face.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 Apparent

Lot #1754 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 1,500.00 - $ 2,000.00)
$100 19?? B New York B-B
A seldom seen error on any denomination but really rare on a $100. This note was folded during the second printing and opened to allow the third printing and cutting.
Grade: XF/AU

Lot #1755 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 4,000.00 - $ 8,000.00)
$100 1985 B New York B-A
Obstructed printing with retained fragment. Rectangle of currency paper caught a sizeable portion of the face print. We believe this to be the only $100 with this error, providing an invaluable opportunity for the collector, especially one geared towards assembling a denomination set.
Grade: PCGS Ch. New 63 PPQ

Lot #1756 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$100 1990 A Boston A-A
Transposed currency stock. The security thread appears on the right end as the sheet was flipped from left to right. Plate note from Error Note Encyclopedia (2nd Edition), Stephen M. Sullivan.
Grade: PCGS XF 45

Lot #1757 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 600.00 - $ 900.00)
$100 1990 C Philadelphia C-A
Printed fold. A Butterfly perched on the upper right corner, fortunately not ready to take flight but rather to remain around to be enjoyed.
Grade: PCGS Gem New 66 PPQ

Lot #1758 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 800.00 - $ 1,200.00)
$100 1996 B New York AB-C
End of roll error. Green swath along right end of front signifies the end of the roll combined with sizeable shift on the back.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 55 PPQ

Lot #1759 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$100 1996 B New York AB-A
Cutting error. Here's a cool C-note error with plenty of design along the entire upper border to attract serious interest. Plate note from U.S. Paper Money Errors (3rd Edition), Frederick J. Bart.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53 PPQ

Lot #1760 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$100 1996 B New York AB-B
Faulty alignment. If you're assembling a denomination set of errors then this is the perfect Big-Head design choice for a pre-1996 example.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 53 PPQ

Lot #1761 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 325.00 - $ 525.00)
$100 1996 B New York AB-E
Transposed currency stock. Security thread and watermark are inverted. The most prolific variety of the transposed currency stock error. The BEP admitted to printing 320,000 notes in this manner, but reported that more than 90% were caught within the BEP after reports filtered back about those that were released. Most exist in VF.
Grade: PCGS Abt. New 50

Lot #1762 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 500.00 - $ 750.00)
$100 1996 B New York AB-C
Inverted security strip and watermark. Lot includes newspaper article as well. PCGS notes: discoloration of overprint.
Grade: PCGS Apparent VF 30

Lot #1763 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$100 1996 C Philadelphia AC-A
Printed fold. Small but significant flap from the left end before the face printing which opened prior to the final cutting stage causing a blank area beyond the printed design.
Grade: PCGS XF 40 PPQ

Lot #1764 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 500.00)
$100 1996 H St. Louis AH-A
Insufficient ink. A larger area of involvement than the lot above, although faint details of the first printing can be seen.
Grade: PCGS Very Ch. New 64 PPQ

Lot #1765 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$100 1999 J Kansas City BJ-A
This note is missing the seal on the right.
Grade: PMG Ch. Abt. UNC 58 EPQ

Lot #1766 - Error Notes > Federal Reserve Notes - ($ 300.00 - $ 600.00)
$100 1999 J Kansas City BJ-A
This note has the green seal missing on the right.
Grade: PMG Ch. Abt. UNC 58 EPQ

Lot #1767 - Error Notes > North Africa Issue - ($ 400.00 - $ 800.00)
$1 1935-A R-C
Emergency issue errors are few and far between. This cutting error has left a butterfly corner.
Grade: PCGS Ch. Abt. New 58