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Category:  Currency > Federal Reserve Notes > Small Size > $50
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  • The Midwest Summer Sale 2026    View Lots
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  • Lot #73 - 1890 $1 Fr# 348 - PMG GemCU-65
  • US Currency-Treasury Notes, Large
  • Silken Row Collection. With only some fifty examples known, Fr.348 bears status as the rarest of the 1890s by a long shot. The cataloger has never seen a gem example prior to this remarkable PMG-encapsulated note. Curiously, EPQ status was not included, as would virtually always be the case at the very-choice and higher grade levels, and one can only surmise it is due to subtle handling at the far upper right corner. Nevertheless, the exquisitely accurate ink and quite decent center placement on either side are well indicative of the assigned grade. The vast majority of this Friedberg number is circulated, with combined population reports indicating existence of at most a handful of CU examples -- duplicate grading incidents notwithstanding.
 

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  • The Collectors' Auction 2025    View Lots
  • 11/14/2025 - Marriott St. Louis Airport
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  • Lot #270 - Mexico - 1823-Mo JM 8RJM below 8 reales - NGC AU-53/short uneven truncation
  • Hammer: $1,500
  • World Coins-Mexico
  • KM#310, Mexico City mint. A two year type for which certified examples are difficult to find, this being a particularly dreamy example for the grade. Whispers of luster remain below a charming blanket of iridescent sea0green and violet hues, evenly distributed side-to-side. A vertical die crack on the portrait is almost indistinguishable from actual facial detail. An exceptionally well struck and superbly preserved example.
 

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