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  1. "Lazy Duce" 2 Dollar Note (Front), Prusmack Drawing, 1865. - Front:"Lazy Duce" 2 Dollar Note, Seated Liberty at left, Hand drawn.

    Record Type: Object

    "Lazy Duce" 2 Dollar Note (Front), Prusmack Drawing, 1865.
  2. "Lazy Duce" 2 Dollar Note (Front), Prusmack Drawing, 1865. - Front:"Lazy Duce" 2 Dollar Note, Seated Liberty at left, Hand drawn.

    Record Type: Object

    "Lazy Duce" 2 Dollar Note (Front), Prusmack Drawing, 1865.
  3. "Specimens of United States Fractional Currency" specimen book. 1866. - "Specimens of United States Fractional Currency," 1866. Thirteen of these books were presented in May of 1866 to President Andrew Johnson, his cabinet and several congressmen. Twelve presentation books have been traced to this date, and approximately sixteen originally existed. Three are in museums at the ANA, the ANS and the Smithsonian. All books contain the same 31 proof notes sharper in color and quality than normal specimen notes. Like all examples, this book contains notes of First, Second, and Third Issue fractional currency. The notes are mounted on heavy cardboard pages by embossing the notes into the pages. Thin blank tissue paper sheets separate these cardboard pages. The book has an ornate leather cover embossed in gold, and is approximately 6 3/8 inches wide and 4 ¾ inches long. Some specimens (not this one) have the recipient's name and title on the front cover. On the spine of the book reads the inscription "Specimens Of United States Fractional Currency" embossed in gold.

    Record Type: Object

    "Specimens of United States Fractional Currency" specimen book. 1866.
  4. "The Offering," sculpture of Sacagawea holding $1 coin, 1999. Bronze. - "The Offering" by Glenna Goodacre Studio. 1999. Bronze. 7 ½" high X 2 7/8" X 2 7/8". Figure of the young Shoshone mother and her infant son Jean Baptiste. Holds a Sacagawea dollar.

    Record Type: Object

    The Offering
  5. $1 NBN(E) Orig FR-380, Shoe and Leather National Bank of Boston, MA, US. - Error Note ** FR-380: $1 National Bank Note, Series Original, Colby-Spinner, spiked red seal ** First charter period, original series ** SN 143283 / 288, pp A, Shoe and Leather National Bank of Boston, MA - Charter #[646], error type - private printer overprint in red "The Shoe & Leather National Bank, Boston", condition: PMG VG-10 NET, appraised value: $5,000 ** Front: two maidens before an altar, vignette titled "Concordia" ** Back: the Landing of the Pilgrims showing pilgrims coming ashore at Plymount Rock

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $1 NBN(E) Orig FR-380, Shoe and Leather National Bank of Boston, MA, US.
  6. $1 NBN(E) Orig FR-382, Home National Bank of Elgin, IL, US - Error Note ** FR-382: $1 National Bank Note, Series Original, Allison-Spinner, spiked red seal ** First charter period, original series ** SN D217902 / 2755, pp C, Home National Bank of Elgin, IL - Charter #[2016], error type - private printer overprint in red "The Home National Bank, Elgin, Ill", condition: PMG VF-25, appraised value: $10,000 ** Front: two maidens before an altar, vignette titled "Concordia" ** Back: the Landing of the Pilgrims showing pilgrims coming ashore at Plymount Rock

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $1 NBN(E) Orig FR-382, Home National Bank of Elgin, IL, US
  7. $1 The Pawtuxet Bank, 1/7/1839, obsolete bank note, Pawtuxet, RI, Haxby: RI-385 G6a, serial # 1698 - 7 Jan. 1839: The Pawtuxet Bank, Pawtuxet, Rhode Island: One Dollar. End panel at right has "tree branch" design at the top and bottom. Reed.

    Record Type: Object

    $1 Bank of Pawtuxet, RI f
  8. $10 Bank of Virginia, 1/3/1854, obsolete banknote, Richmond VA, Haxby: VA-200 G78, Serial # 1438, US - 3 Jan. 1854: The Bank of Virginia, Richmond, Virginia: Ten Dollar. Design 10F in Haxby Fairman Draper & Underwood

    Record Type: Object

    Bank of Virginia: Ten Dollar Uniface
  9. $10 CSA Note, April 6, 1863, Type 59, Criswell 439/1. - Face: State capitol at Columbia, SC, R.M.T. Hunter. Back: Ornate blue.

    Record Type: Object

    10 Dollar
  10. $10 CSA Note, April 6, 1863, Type 59, Criswell 443A. - Face: State capitol at Columbia, SC, R.M.T. Hunter. Back: Ornate blue.

    Record Type: Object

    10 Dollar
  11. $10 NBN(E) 1882 VB FR-577, Old Citizen's National Bank of Zanesville, OH, US. - Error Note ** FR-577: $10 National Bank Note, Series 1882 VB, Lyons-Roberts, scalloped blue seal ** Second charter period, third issue - value back Ten Dollars ** SN V174210 / 17022, pp E, Old Citizen's National Bank of Zanesville, OH - Charter #5760, error type - inverted back, condition: PMG AU-58 EPQ, appraised value: $50,000 ** Front: Benjamin Franklin drawing electricity from the sky and Liberty soaring on an eagle ** Back: ornamental design, value back design with note's denomination spelled out

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 NBN(E) 1882 VB FR-577, Old Citizen's National Bank of Zanesville, OH,
  12. $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1886, B7956167, FR-293, US "Tombstone" - FR-293: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1886, Rosecrans-Hyatt, large rayed red seal ** So-called "Tombstone" note because of the shape of border around portrait ** Serial # B7956167, pp C, condition: PMG VF-30 EPQ, appraised value: $6,000 ** Front: Thomas A. Hendricks, U.S. Vice President 1885, died in office ** Back: ornamental design with obligation at center

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1886, B7956167, FR-293, US "Tombstone"
  13. $10 Silver Certificate, series 1878, A12506, FR-285a, US - FR-285a: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1878, Scofield-Gilfillan, large rayed red seal ** Seal at top of note with large "TEN" below variety ** Serial # A12506, pp B, Friedberg illustrated, countersigned by A.U. Wyman (engraved), payable at Washington D.C., condition: PMG VF-35 NET, appraised value: $100,000 ** Front: Robert Morris, Superintendent of Finance 1781-1784, signed Declare of Independence ** Back: ornamental design in brownish black ink with large SILVER across center

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, series 1878, A12506, FR-285a, US
  14. $10 Silver Certificate, series 1880, A37298, FR-290, US - FR-290: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1880, Bruce-Wyman, large plain red seal ** Seal at center of note without large brown "X" below variety ** Serial # A37298, pp B, courtesy autograph of John Burke, condition: PMG VF-30, appraised value: $6,000 ** Front: Robert Morris, Superintendent of Finance 1781-1784, signed Declare of Independence ** Back: ornamental design in brownish black ink with large SILVER across center

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, series 1880, A37298, FR-290, US
  15. $10 Silver Certificate, series 1880, B10423, FR-286, US - FR-286: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1880, Scofield-Gilfillan, large short-rayed brown seal ** Seal at top of note with large "X" below variety ** Serial # B10423, pp C, countersigned by T. Hillhouse, payable at New York, condition: PMG VF-35 EPQ, appraised value: $70,000 ** Front: Robert Morris, Superintendent of Finance 1781-1784, signed Declare of Independence ** Back: ornamental design in brownish black ink with large SILVER across center

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, series 1880, B10423, FR-286, US
  16. $10 Silver Certificate, series 1880, B3438723, FR-288 US - FR-288: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1880, Bruce-Gilfillan, large short-rayed brown seal ** Seal at top of note with large "X" below variety ** Serial # B3438723, pp C, Friedberg illustrated, condition: PMG MS-64 EPQ, appraised value: $40,000 ** Front: Robert Morris, Superintendent of Finance 1781-1784, signed Declare of Independence ** Back: ornamental design in brownish black ink with large SILVER across center

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, series 1880, B3438723, FR-288 US
  17. $10 Silver Certificate, series 1886, B13726735, FR-296, US "Tombstone" - FR-296: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1886, Rosecrans-Nebeker, large rayed brown seal ** So-called "Tombstone" note because of the shape of border around portrait ** Serial # B13726735, pp C, condition: PMG EF-45 EPQ, appraised value: $12,000 ** Front: Thomas A. Hendricks, U.S. Vice President 1885, died in office ** Back: ornamental design with obligation at center

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, series 1886, B13726735, FR-296, US "Tombstone"
  18. $10 Silver Certificate, series 1886, B13977046, FR-297, US "Tombstone" - FR-297: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1886, Rosecrans-Nebeker, small scalloped red seal ** So-called "Tombstone" note because of the shape of border around portrait ** Serial # B13977046, pp B, Friedberg illustrated, condition: PMG VF-30, appraised value: $15,000 ** Front: Thomas A. Hendricks, U.S. Vice President 1885, died in office ** Back: ornamental design with obligation at center

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, series 1886, B13977046, FR-297, US "Tombstone"
  19. $10 Silver Certificate, series 1891, E6, FR-298, US, "Tombstone" - FR-298: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1891, Rosecrans-Nebeker, scalloped red seal ** So-called "Tombstone" note because of the shape of border around portrait ** With small plate letter only at left center of front ** Serial # E6, pp B, rare one-digit serial number, condition: PMG MS-65 EPQ, appraised value: $70,000 ** Front: Thomas A. Hendricks, U.S. Vice President 1885, died in office ** Back: ornamental design with obligation at left

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, series 1891, E6, FR-298, US, "Tombstone"
  20. $10 Silver Certificate, series 1908, A1, FR-302, US "Tombstone" - FR-302: $10 Silver Certificate, Series 1908, Vernon-Treat, scalloped blue seal ** So-called "Tombstone" note because of the shape of border around portrait ** Large blue X added to left center of front ** Serial # A1, pp A, rare one-digit serial number, condition: PMG AU-58 EPQ, appraised value: $50,000 ** Front: Thomas A. Hendricks, U.S. Vice President 1885, died in office ** Back: ornamental design with obligation at left

    PA

    Record Type: Object

    $10 Silver Certificate, series 1908, A1, FR-302, US "Tombstone"

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