1830’s $3 THE WINDHAM BANK CONNECTICUT OBSOLETE “PROOF” PMG UNCIRCULATED-63
This note is fully authentic and would make a nice addition to a paper money collection. The note you see is the exact one you will receive.
State Bank Of Illinois Springfield IL $5 1830s-40s Remainder
Choice about uncirculated 58
1830’s $3 The Frankfort Bank of Kentucky Obsolete Note – Early KY Frontier Issue
Issuer: The Frankfort Bank. Location: Frankfort, Kentucky. Date: Remainder (1830’s). Vignette Significance: The work of the prominent engraving firm Tanner, Kearny & Tiebout is on full display here. Condition Notes: This note is in very well preserved uncirculated condition.
The Towanda Bank Pennsylvania $20 1830s Very Fine
The Towanda Bank Pennsylvania $20 1830s Very Fine. 25 very fine
1830’s-40’s $20 NEW HOPE DELAWARE BRIDGE CO LAMBERTVILLE, NJ OBSOLETE PMG UNC-63
This note is fully authentic and would make a nice addition to a paper money collection. The note you see is the exact one you will receive.
PA 12½¢ EULALIA Pennsylvania The Mutual Credit Loan & Deposit Co. 1830s Scrip
EULALIA Pennsylvania. «Panic of 1837″Scrip.
1830s $10 Canal & Banking Co. New Orleans, Louisiana Obsolete – PMG 63! Crisp CU
New Orleans, Louisiana Obsolete Banknote – PMG 63! Crisp Choice Uncirculated! Scarcer 1830s New Orleans Era Issue. No Pinholes or Issues! The issuance of these notes occurred amid New Orleans’ golden age as the «Queen City of the South.».
1830s/40s Pennsylvania BANK OF LEWISTOWN $10 Obsolete Currency PROOF PMG64 RARE
Haxby: PA250-G4P.
1830’s $5 THE FARMERS & MECHANICS BANK HARTFORD, CT OBSOLETE “PROOF” PMG AU-58
This note is fully authentic and would make a nice addition to a paper money collection. The note you see is the exact one you will receive.
GA $5 Bank of Augusta Georgia 1830s-50s Haxby GA-30 G66
Haxby GA-30 G66. Compared to speculative or short-lived banks, the Bank of Augusta was considered relatively stable, surviving multiple financial panics including 1837 and 1857. The Bank of Augusta maintained a reputation for sound credit and redeemable notes, which made its currency more trusted than many contemporaries.