Second National Bank of Danville. Fr-1804-1. Charter #2584. Well centered with strong color and plenty of remaining brightness.

Forest County National Bank of Tionesta. F-1804-1. Charter #5038. Type-1. A tougher high denomination with a low ’31’ serial number. The inks are strong and plenty of brightness remains.

Many issues from the last year of a series are hoarded and readily available in high grade. The 1929 quarter eagle is an unusual case in that it is readily available up to MS-63, but difficult to find in MS-64 and downright scarce in MS-65 and finer. This is a wonderful Gem example with blazing […]

Cleveland District. Vivid inks blend well with premium white paper and nice embossing.

Home National Bank of Ellenville. F-1802-1. Charter #2117. Type-1. Well centered and solid for the grade.

First National Bank of Morrisville. F-1802-1. Charter #245. Type-1. Well centered with strong ink and bright paper.

First National Bank & Trust Company of Ossining. F-1802-1. Charter #471. Type-1. A Westchester county note from a town best known for being the home of Sing Sing prison. This example is pack fresh with vivid inks and brilliant white paper. The serial number is a lowly number, ’14’.

Rye National Bank. F-1802-2. Charter #5662. Type-2. An attractive Westchester County issue that exhibits deep color and bright paper.

First National Bank of Ashley. Fr-1802-1. Charter #8656. Type-1. A Luzerne County issue that displays strong color, premium paper, and plenty of remaining brightness. A tough note at this grade level.