Memphis Short-Snorter Sold for Charity

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Small Size Type Notes > Federal Reserve Notes

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$2 1976 A-L Set Autographed
Grade: Ch. to Gem CU    

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These notes were current at the first Memphis IPMS convention in 1976. Don Kelly decided to have as many participants as possible to signa note from their district. He has asked that all the proceeds from this sale of this set be donated to my favorite charity - Operation Breakthrough. Signatures are as follows: Boston - Roland Hill, R(alph) Goldstone, D(ana) Linett (Denly was not old enough to fish or sell paper money) New York - R.L. Mar??, John Jay Pittman, ??, Marty Gengerke, ?? Wm. P. Donlon, Eve Jubaniak, ?? (NY scrawls!) Philadelphia - Ossie, Sr, Chuck O'Donnell, Betty Leister, Art Leister, V.H. Oswald, Jr. Cleveland - Don C. Kelly, Harry E. Jones, Art Wenzel, Charles Koehler Richmond - John Jay Pittman, James Thompson (aka 'Big Jim') Atlanta - Claud Murphy, Austin Sheheen, Grover Criswell, Paul E. Garland, Jasper Payne, Louis F. Davison Chicago - Dean Oakes, Dennis Forgue, Bernard Schaaf, Monte Sherwin, Robert Condo, Don Kagin, Mick E. Mouse by Gary Lonnon, Fred Zinkham, John Hickman (?), Don Fisher, Cliff Mishler St. Louis - Roy G. Stewart, George McNeal, Lyn Knight Minneapolis - Maurice M. Melamed, Dave Moore Kansas City - Leon Thornton, Lyn Knight, Stephen Tebo Dallas - Homer Brooks, Betty Medlar, Bob Medlar, Amon Carter, Tom Bain San Francisco - Frank Novak (?), W.K. Raymond. Kelly is not sure how he missed getting the signatures of Mike Crabb and Bob Raby, the organizers of the first-ever paper money show.

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