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S/N B13977044 Tombstone Note is by a huge margin the rarest of the $10 Silver Certificates, with the census showing a mere 16 examples in all grades combined. One of those select few is locked away within the ANA’s museum. This is one of those 16 recorded and is a pleasing, moderately circulated piece with light honest wear. It exhibits attractive color for the Extremely Fine grade and solid margins all around.
S/N E29717815 The Picture in the center of the face is an American Bison. The Portrait at the left side of the face is Meriwether Lewis and the portrait at the right side of the face is William Clark, two American explorers. The allegorical figure in the center of the back is "Columbia standing between two pillars and two scrolls".
S/N 1932 Nation Bank Note Company Plates. Bust of Salmon P. Chase, Secretary of Treasury under Abraham Lincoln, 1861-1864, and Chief Justice of the United States Supreme Court, 1864-1873. He is probably best known to numismatics for causing the motto " In God WE Trust" to be adopted for our national coinage.
D69D This note is part of a cut sheet where each survivor is known to survive despite being scattered to the proverbial winds at auction in years and decades past. Part of the McLaughlin Collection of Napier-Thompson Notes. Only 236 Known in the Census This one looks like it grades much higher.
