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Item: 1934 $500 Chicago Fr# 2201a-G - PCGS AU-50

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Category: Currency > Federal Reserve Notes > Small Size > $500

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Cert: 80376438

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Price: $2,730

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The Midwest Summer Sale 2025 View Lots
7/18/2025 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #1 - Byzantine Empire - Lot of Eleven folles (40-nummi)
Hammer: $290
Ancient Coins-Roman Empire
101st Airborne Collection. A series that can be enjoyably and successfully collected from the Byzantine period is the emission of bronze follis (40-nummi) coins under Maurice Tiberius (died 602 A.D.), second son of Emperor Maurice and wife Constantina, who ruled from 582 until his death. Retail grading and pricing are indicated on holders for this group, although realistically, average examples sell in the $35 - $50 range. Not confirmed, each member is indicated to be of a different year for this eleven coin lot.

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11/1/2024 - Saint Charles Convention Center
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Lot #185 - Serial Number 1 1929 1 $10 Type 1 - Rochester, MN Charter #579 Misalignment Error - PMG ChCU-63
Hammer: $2,400
US Currency-National Bank Notes
Ex: Stanley M Zurawski, Jr. >> Sergio Sanchez. One hopes that this sensational note does not get overlooked. From a routine standpoint, this being a Serial Number 1 national off of Rochester, MN, the grade and intrigue surrounding the lowest possible number alone should elicit strong interest from the audience. The cataloger could not trace any sales of the only other known #1. On top of that, PMG deems the back design to be so misaligned that it qualified for an "error" acknowledgement -- ironic in that a properly centered back printing may have placed the note's grade into gem territory. Extraordinary!