| Lot # | Description | Low Est | High Est | Now Asking For |
1
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US Currency-Colonial Currency
1776 $4 Georgia Liberty Cap - Light Blue Fr# GA-75s - PMG VF-30
Highly popular with collectors, the "four Spanish milled dollars" are rare and feature a delightful pale blue seal design anchored by a Liberty pole and cap. All five of the usual signature are crisp...
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$1,000
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$1,200
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$800
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2
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US Currency-Obsolete Currency
$5 Obsolete - (1850s) ABNC Face Proof, The Southern Bank of Kentucky in Russellville Hole Punch Cancelled PCGS ChCU-63/pinholes
Seemingly always found hole-punch cancelled, PCGS still offers a straight grade of CU63. The note features an exceptional set of agricultural vignettes prominently including, front and center, an...
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$400
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$500
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$360
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3
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US Currency-Obsolete Currency
$10 Obsolete - (1850s-60s) ABNC Face Proof The Farmers Bank of Missouri in Lexington HP Cancelled PCGS AU-55
The grade of course reflects slight handling rather than actual circulation, especially for a tiny edge chip at lower far left and a delicate fold at right. The Farmers Bank of Missouri in 1857...
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$325
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$375
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$210
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4
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
1880 $10 Fr# 107 - XF
The medium sized fold over the upper right corner deprives any level of CU consideration, and two smaller creases sneak down to the lower left corner as well. Vertical folds are virtually...
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$1,900
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$2,100
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$1,250
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5
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
1880 $10 Fr# 111 - VF/pinhole
Rather vivid for only VF, the red ink is particularly nice over the pleasing ivory-creme paper. Better bison notes like this seem to only increase in value from year to year.
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$2,400
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$2,700
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$2,100
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6
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
1907 $5 Woodchopper Fr# 91 - PMG AU-58
Molten Pour Collection. Great embossing is expressed on the PMG holder and calls out rather magnificent effect of the red inking upon the front of the note. Trivial wear shows at the lower right...
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$600
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$700
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$450
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7
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US Currency-Legal Tender Notes, Large
1923 $10 Fr# 123 - Legacy VF-30
Red ink for the third overprint richly accents the front of this beauty. Creamy-bright and very nicely centered.
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$4,800
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$5,000
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$4,300
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8
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1880 $20 Fr# 311 - PMG VF-20/minor repairs
So-called "minor repairs" seem too trivial to mention, visible mainly at the extreme far right on the back of the note, yet not so prominent as to disqualify a straight grade. The grade can readily...
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$6,250
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$6,750
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$5,500
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9
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1880 $20 Fr# 311 - PCGS VF-20
Often found with one side or the other off-center, this note offers highly attractive centering and margins on both sides. Collectors will immediately recognize the difficulty of finding an example...
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$3,900
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$4,300
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$3,700
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10
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1886 $5 Large Brown Seal Fr# 263 - PCGS VF-25
Ideal for type representation of the very popular Silver Dollar Back, Fr# 263 is the most common Friedberg number. Nevertheless, an example this nice for a middle grade will still sell for a four...
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$2,000
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$2,400
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$1,550
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11
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1891 $20 Fr# 319 - PMG VF-20
Dead-on original and showing only about four tiny pinholes, this scarcer Friedberg number will greatly appeal to the mid-grade collector. The quality is reminiscent of notes that derived from the...
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$1,200
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$1,400
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$925
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12
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1896 $1 Educational Fr# 225 - PMG VF-35
Stunning for the grade, this three-fold Educational note easily looks AU+ at first glance. Indeed, the two outer creases are virtually invisible while the center fold shows more readily from the...
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$1,200
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$1,400
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$850
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13
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1896 $1 Educational Fr# 224 - PMG VF-35
Very much XF+ in appearance with its big, broad margins, the right edge also shows evidence of being slightly mis-cut toward upper right. Delicate folds explain the proper grade assignment.
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$1,200
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$1,400
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$925
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14
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1896 $5 Educational Fr# 268 - VF
Slightly yellowed paper yields to thin, brighter seams that identify the VF grade level. The note has not been overly pressed out at all yet it keeps ample crispness on hand for the lucky new owner.
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$4,800
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$5,500
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$4,400
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15
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1896 $5 Educational Fr# 268 - PCGS VF-20
Though not perfectly centered, all margins are plenty wide and intersect with just lightly worn corners. Vertical creasing inevitably draws notice but that is expected of VF20, as are the nicely...
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$3,200
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$3,600
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$2,900
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16
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1896 $5 Educational Fr# 270 - PMG VF-25/minor repair
A well-done small corner repair blends practically into invisibility while overall, the note expresses very decent color and superb centering. Bright and a great entry point into this difficult and...
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$3,000
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$3,200
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$2,600
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17
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1896 $5 Educational Fr# 248 - PMG AU-58 EPQ
Booming eye-appeal absolutely cannot be missed due to razor sharp ink and laser-sharp edges. The note is certainly nicely centered and just a small fold at upper right denies ChCU.
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$4,500
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$5,000
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$4,200
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18
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1899 $1 Black Eagle Fr# 235 - PMG AU-58 EPQ
Near sensational, a simple tiny fold at upper left is all that stands in the way of ChCU. A blazing, essentially new black eagle with terrific visual appeal.
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$500
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$600
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$450
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19
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US Currency-Silver Certificates, Large
1899 $5 Chief Fr# 280m Mule John Burke Back Plate #1243- PMG VF-25
V.K. Monarch Collection. Representing the second-to-last combination of signatures, this Chief is very difficult to find problem-free yet moderately well circulated. Superbly balanced margins play a...
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$1,000
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$1,100
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$850
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20
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US Currency-Treasury Notes, Large
1891 $1 Fr# 350 - PCGS ChCU-63
Not rare yet this is a finely representative Treasury Note with rather terrific margins for only CU63. Quality contrast beams from either side although centered below the left serial number rests a...
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$1,400
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$1,600
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$1,150
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21
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US Currency-Treasury Notes, Large
1891 $5 Fr# 364 - PMG ChCU-63
Easily choice, all margins are about as wide and balanced as can be for the type. A small dark spot in the paper at the extreme lower left appears to figure into overall grade.
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$2,300
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$2,600
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$1,850
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22
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US Currency-Federal Reserve Bank Notes, Large
1915 $10 Kansas City Fr# 816 - PCGS F-15
Forty or so examples have been traced, none known to be in uncirculated grade. Indeed, the Choice Fine example here represents a decent level of preservation for the Friedberg number. Problem-free,...
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$900
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$1,000
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$725
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23
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US Currency-Federal Reserve Bank Notes, Large
1918 $1 Chicago Fr# 729 - PMG AU-55
Astonishingly bright and new in appearance with clean, large margins. Subtle wear at the two lower corners explains the assigned grade.
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$400
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$450
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$360
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24
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US Currency-Federal Reserve Bank Notes, Large
1918 $1 St. Louis Star Fr# 733 - PMG VF-35
Collectors tend to hold on to their star examples of Fr# 733 due to the infrequency of their appearance on the market. Here is an example that practically defines the VF35 grade, suggesting XF...
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$2,400
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$2,600
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$2,200
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25
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US Currency-Federal Reserve Bank Notes, Large
1918 $2 Cleveland Battleship Fr# 757 - PMG ChCU-64
Low serial number (D425A) alert for a beautiful, crisply inked battleship. All such notes are desirable but this ultra-clean example may be a slight bargain since it was unable to get an EPQ...
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$3,200
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$3,400
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$2,900
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