Fr. 624. Plain Back. The very first and one of only 4 National Banks in Jefferson County, Wisconsin. This bank was chartered in 1863 and remained in existence until the end of the National Banking system in 1935. The note displays superior quality with fresh original paper and dark bold signatures.

Miners National Bank. Fr-624. Charter #649. Plain Back. A fantastic note that displays virtually even and ample borders, rich inks, and bright white crispy original paper. While a relatively common note in lower grade, this is by far the highest grade example known with none equal or finer known at either PCGS or PMG. Any […]

Stamford National Bank. F-689. Charter #1038. Date Back. From one of only eight banks in the state of Connecticut that saw the need for this high denomination issue. Furthermore, this is the only ‘1902 hundred’ known on this bank. Fortunately, this example is problem free and exhibits strong color, solid paper, and only even wear.

This is an extraordinary coin with radiant, satiny luster and sharp, pinpoint details. The surfaces are remarkably pristine, showing virtually no distractions under magnification. Both obverse and reverse display warm rose-gold color, enhanced by frosty brilliance. This coin exhibits superb eye appeal and ranks among the finest certified for the date. Housed in an old […]

Fr. 650. Plain Back. The very first and one of only 4 National Banks in Jefferson County, Wisconsin. This bank was chartered in 1863 and remained in existence until the end of the National Banking system in 1935.  These notes were printed on sheets containing 3 $10 and 1 $20 denominations, making the $20 far […]

Fr. 650. Plain Back. Closed Pinholes. A large size only bank, that liquidated in February 1928. A fully margined note with dark stamped signatures and exceptional color for the grade.

First National Bank of Bridgeport. F-587. Charter #335. Red Seal. A popular and always in demand ‘Red Seal’ that exhibits nice margins, vivid color, and bright paper. Adopted hometown of the great showman, P. T. Barnum.

Fr. 590. Date Back. Originally chartered in 1865 and remained in business all the way through the National Banking System, until 1935. Well circulated, but solid for the grade and comment free.

An appealing mid-grade Barber half with even wear, smooth silver-gray surfaces, and strong remaining detail. Original and problem-free.