|
|
|
'Numismatist, Engraver & Specialist in Collectible Rarities'
|
 |
28. Twenty Dollars- Series of 1880, United States Note, Legal Tender for Twenty Dollars (Elliott/White). On the left front of the note is an oval side-profile portrait of Alexander Hamilton, and to the right is a depiction of 'Liberty' as a Greco-Roman Warrior Goddess complete with Sword & Shield (Serial# A3408650A). On the reverse are
rug-designs & a lengthy description of the penalties for counterfeiting. Fine Condition, with a miniscule missing
top right corner. $875.00.
|
29. Two Dollars in Coin, United States Treasury Note, Series of 1891 (Tillman/Morgan) Red Seal, Serial Number: B9333669,(Legal Tender Act of July 14, 1890). Major-General McPherson was the highest ranking Union soldier to give his life during the war between the states. Notes like this one are becoming increasingly hard to find. VG/F. $795.00
|
30. Five Dollars- Series of 1862- 1st $5 Legal Tender Note... (Chittenden/Spinner). Alexander Hamilton is portrayed on the right, and an Indian Maid (a predecessor to the Statue of Liberty)- who is presently atop our nation's capitol building cupola, is on the left. The note is of average circulation, and bears many pinholes, which is typical for most still in existence after more than 140 years!
$800.00
|
31. One Dollar- 'Large Size' Silver Certificate, Blue Seal Note, Series of 1923, Serial No. K15857317B (Speelman/White). Extremely Fine/AU. $195.00.
|
32. One Silver Dollar-United States, Series of 1896 (B2), Red Seal Note, Act of August 4th, 1886, "History Instructing Youth" (Tillman/Morgan), Serial #211638, A Very Good, Well-Circulated Note, with outstanding miniscule engraving... the Constitution can be read 'word for word' under magnification!
$360.00
|
33. One Dollar-Silver Certificate- Series of 1899 (Speelman/White)- Lincoln & Grant with Eagle. This note is in Fine condition with no pin holes, but with lightly evened soiling... in excellent shape for a centenarian!
$195.00
|
34. Twenty Dollars- Federal Reserve Note- 7-G Chicago,Illinois- Series of 1914 (Millon/White). Grover Cleveland is portrayed on the front of the note at center, and on the reverse is depicted a Locomotive and early automobile to the left, and a Steamship and tugboat with the Statue of Liberty in the distance at right. Fine-Very Fine.
$295.00
|
35. One Hundred Dollars, National Currency, The Federal Reserve Bank of Richmond, Virginia, Series of 1929, Red Seal Note, Serial No. E0002119A. Signed by E.E. Jones-Register of the Treasury, N.O. Woods-Treasurer, Geo. H. Keeson-Cashier, & Geo. J. Seay-Governor. 'Secured by United States Bonds Deposited With The Treasurer of The United States of America Or By Like Deposit of Other Securities'. Obverse: Portrait of Benjamin Franklin. Reverse: Independence Hall. Crisp-Uncirulated. $500.00.
|
36. Twenty Dollars in Gold Coin - Department Series - Under Chapter 290, Sec. 12, of the Act of July 12th, 1882 - Red Seal - Portrait of James Garfield on the right (Lyons/Roberts). An Eagle with outstretched wings is on the reverse in orange monochrome ("United States Gold Certificate"). The note is in Very Good to Fine condition... hard to find & scarce!
$1250.00
|
37. One Dollar- Legal Tender, Act of July 11th, 1862 (Chittenden/Spinner). The First U.S. One Dollar Bill!
The portrait to the left is of Samuel P. Chase. The note is of average circulation, and would grade much higher except for an ancient coffee stain & two missing top corners. Own a piece of U.S. History...
$375.00
|
38. Two Dollars- United States Note, Red Seal, Series of 1917, Thomas Jefferson- left, U.S. Capitol Building- center (Speelman/White). Serial# B73113165A. Circulated Fine Condition. 'Doughboys' were gathering for entry into the 'Great War' the year this note was printed. Make this 'dough' YOURS, Boys(or Girls)!
$270.00
|
39. Ten Dollars- National Currency, United States, The Tradesmens National Bank of Philadelphia, Series of 1902 (Lyons/Roberts). Obverse: Portrait of William McKinley at Left, signed by H.D. McCarthy (Cashier), and A. B. Loeb (President), dated- November 10,1904; Numbered: E570, 21383, Y677219A. Reverse: Liberty (as Prosperity) centered between two steamships & dates 1902-1908. The note is in Very Fine condition.
$325.00
|
|
|
 |
