Red Back. Surcharge “A-2-6-5”. Liberty seated with shield, sword and scale. Three solid margins with bright bronzing and clear surcharges.

Red Reverse with surcharges “A-2-6-5”. “1” and “a” on Front. Justice seated. A scarce note in this series in any grade. Excellent bronzing and sharp color.

Red Reverse with Surcharge “A-2-6-5”. Design figure “1” on the obverse. A portion of the face plate number can be seen on the lower corner. Justice seated with scale, sword and shield. Margins are a little tight, but still fully framed. Dark black and red inks with sparkling bronzing. A tougher note in any uncirculated […]

Red Reverse; Autographed Signatures of Colby and Spinner. With surcharge “A-2-6-5” on the reverse. Justice seated. Left end is tight, but the note is fully framed with bright colors and excellent bronzing.

Red Reverse: Autographed Signatures of Colby and Spinner. With surcharge “A-2-6-5” on reverse. Justice seated. Fully margined with nice bold signatures. The color and bronzing are superior in every facet,  The note also has a trace of wet ink transfer on the reverse. A partial lower left corner fold is the only reason this note […]

Green Reverse With Surcharge “A-2-6-5” Compactly Spaced. Design figure “1” on the obverse. Justice seated. Upper margin is tight, but complete. Plate #47 is visible in the lower corner. Obverse bronzing is nice and bright.

Green Back. Surcharge “A-2-6-5”. Justice seated with shield, sword, and scale. A scarce issue in this grade, with only 5 graded 63 EPQ and 7 finer by PMG. Vibrant bronzing on both the obverse and reverse with bold surcharges.

Green Reverse With Surcharge “A-2-6-5” Widely Spaced. Design figures “1” and “a” on the obverse. Justice seated.  Fr. 1367 is one of the ten rarest Fractional numbers. It has the “1 & a” plate indicators and therefore there can only be one per sheet. This moderately circulated example represents the opportunity to obtain one of […]

Green Reverse With Surcharge “A-2-6-5” Widely Spaced. Design figure “a” on the obverse. Justice seated. A tougher note in higher grades with solid obverse bronzing and the preservation of original color. The holder indicates Plate #5, but there is no plate number visible.