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Image

ID

City

Bank

Date Den. Cr. Spec.

Haxby

Whitman

Description

Grade

Price

DC46901 Georgetown Bank of North America 1852 $5 Unl N/A 130-G8a 180-G10a Engraved by Toppan, Carpenter, Casilear & Co. and overprinted with a large ornate red "5" each side of the central vignette of a female seated by a shield; pin holes are noted as is the  excellent  centering,  within small uniform full margins Ch VF $350
DC46851 Georgetown Peoples Bank 1852 $1 P140 N/A 135-G2 320-G10 Medium size full uniform margins are noted with excellent centering of this Danforth, Bald & Co. engraved issue; blacksmiths forging at an anvil are at the center with a sailing ship left and two females right Ch AU+ $275 SOLD
DC44960 Washington Bullion Bank 1862 $3 B328 N/A 170-G24a 530-G130 The margins of this issue by the Union Bank Note Co. of New Jersey, with an orange overprint around the perimeter and a fancy cycloidal verso in green, featuring a young girl at the center of the note are irregularly cut but full with the centering shifted slightly toward the bottom Ch Unc $375
DC42760 Washington Bullion Bank 1862 $3 B328 N/A 170-G24a 530-G130 Engraved by the Union Bank Note Co. of New Jersey, with an orange overprint around the perimeter and a fancy cycloidal verso in green, a young girl is featured as the central vignette on the face of the note; small irregularly sized full margins are noted with centering offset toward the bottom Ch AU+ $350 SOLD
DC42770 Washington Bullion Bank 1862 $5 Unl N/A 170-G8a 530-G60 The National Bank Note Co. prepared this uniface issue overprinted with an orange protector panel and around the perimeter with a patterned design, this issue payable in U.S. Treasury Notes; the margins are trimmed close but are full with very good centering Ch XF+ $350
SOLD
DC42780 Washington Farmers & Merchants Bank 1862 $1.25 F125 N/A 235-G14a 620-G60a The margins are irregularly cut but with full frame lines and good centering noted; American Bank Note Co. engraved this issue with the Seat of Government vignette at the center and overprinted with a large fancy "1.25" in red at the lower center Ch Unc+ $425 SOLD
DC47251 Washington Government Bank 1862 $5 G301 N/A 255-G6 660-G30 Overprinted with an overall lacy green background pattern, and featuring a large spread eagle vignette at the top center, this example displays very nice, uniform, full margins with exceptionally good centering Gem CU $475
DC42800 Washington Merchants' Bank 1852 $3 Unl N/A 275-G4 700-G20 Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edison engraved this issue with a tiny passenger train vignette at the bottom center and female Indian in an oval frame at top center; the margins on this uniface example are mid-sized, uniform and full with very good centering Ch Unc $195
DC42810 Washington Metropolitan Bank 1854 $5 M315 N/A 295-G8b 730-G40a Two females are noted at the center of this issue by Wellstood, Hanks, Hay & Whiting with Mercury to the left and a large sailing vessel to the right; overprinted with a large red "FIVE" and displaying small uniform full margins with very good centering Ch CU $295 SOLD
DC42820 Washington Washington Bank 1853 $5 W75 N/A 390-G6 890-G10 This Ex-Newman example was cut from the PCGS holder noting an Extremely Fine 40 grade; it was engraved by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edison and presents a large side-wheel steam ship at center, a docked three mast vessel at left and portrait of Washington at right and exhibits uniformly cut mid-size full margins and very good centering Ch XF $350
SOLD

 

 

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