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Lot 1407 |
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A Trio of Interesting Notes. Consists of: $1.00 Ohio 1817 issued by The Jefferson Bank at New Salem; $1.00 Michigan 1853 issued by The Adrian Insurance Company; $10.00 Confederate February 1864. Notes grade Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Lot of 3 notes.
Estimated Value $100 - 125.
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| Realized
$127 |
Lot 1408 |
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A Collection of Texas Broken Bank Notes. Consists of the following Republic of Texas notes: $1.00, $2.00, $3.00, $5.00 (2 notes), $10.00, $20.00, $50.00, $100.00. Also included are the following Government of Texas notes: $1.00, $3.00, $5.00, $10.00, $20.00, $50.00. The notes will grade from Good to Extremely FineWe note that some of the notes have cut cancellations. Also included is a 1917 $1.00 large size Legal Tender note in VF. A most interesting offering that deserves study. Lot of 16 notes.
Estimated Value $500 - 1,000.
500.
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$3,680 |
Lot 1409 |
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Fr-977. 1914, $20 Federal Reserve Note. Star Note. Cleveland. Very rare, reportedly only one star note is known. Fine.
Estimated Value $600 - 700.
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$3,105 |
Lot 1410 |
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Group of 4 Autograph Notes. Consists of the following $1.00 notes: Fr. 1619 signed by Anderson; Fr. 1621 signed by Granahan and Dillon; Fr. 1901-E signed by Fowler; Fr. 1903-B* star note signed by Elston and Kennedy. Lot of 4 notes. Each Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $50 - 100.
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$115 |
Lot 1411 |
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A Mixed Lot of Currency. Consists of the following: Large Size note: Fr-282 $5.00 1923 Silver Cert. Fine; Small Size Notes: Fr. 1601 $1.00 1928-A Silver Cert. Fine; Fr. 2306 $1.00 1935-A W.W.II North Africa (2 notes) Fine; Fr. 2011-F $10.00 1950-A Fed. Reserve Note AU; Fr. 1870-B $20.00 1929 Federal Reserve Bank Note. Fine. Lot of 6 notes.
Estimated Value $350 - 400.
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$546 |
Lot 1412 |
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A Small Group of 1935 Silver Certificates. Consists of: Fr. 1607 (1 note), Fr. 1608 (1 note), Fr. 1612 (1 note), Fr. 1613 N (3 notes), Fr. 1614 (1 note), Fr. 1615 (2 notes). Notes range in grade from Almost Uncirculated to Crisp Uncirculated. Lot of 9 notes.
Estimated Value $75 - 100.
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$75 |
Lot 1413 |
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Group of $5 Legal Tender Red Seal Notes. Consists of: Fr. 1532* (2 star notes); Fr. 1532 (1 note); Fr. 1533* (1 star note); Fr. 1533 (2 notes); Fr. 1534 (2 notes); Fr. 1536 (2 notes). Notes grade from Almost Uncirculated to Crisp Uncirculated. Lot of 10 notes.
Estimated Value $150 - 250.
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$483 |
Lot 1414 |
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Group of $2 Legal Tender Red Seal Notes. Consists of: Fr. 1508 (2 notes); Fr. 1510 (4 notes); Fr. 1511 (3 notes); Fr. 1513 (1 note). Notes range in grades from Choice AU to Crisp Unc. Lot of 11 notes.
Estimated Value $100 - 125.
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$138 |
Lot 1415 |
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Fr.-1611*. 1935-B, $1 Silver Certificate. Together with: Fr. 1614 1935-E Silver Certificate (3 notes) AU-Unc. Lot of 4 notes. Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $100 - 150.
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$230 |
Lot 1416 |
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Fr.-1616* and Fr.-1617*. 1935-G, $1 Silver Certificates. Star notes with and without motto. Lot of 2 notes. Both Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $100 - 125.
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$184 |
Lot 1417 |
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Group of $5.00 Silver Certificates. Consists of: Fr. 1654* (2 star notes); Fr. 1655* (2 star notes); Fr. 1656 (1 note). Lot of 5 notes. All Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $150 - 200.
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$380 |
Lot 1418 |
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Group of 4 "Funny Back" $1.00 Silver Certificates. Consists of: Fr. 1600, Fr. 1601, Fr. 1602, Fr. 1606. All Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $125 - 150.
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$253 |
Lot 1419 |
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Group of $1 Silver Certificates. Consists of: Fr. 1619 (10 notes) includes 2 star notes; Fr. 1620 (1 note); Fr. 1621 (12 notes) includes 6 star notes. Lot of 23 notes. All Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $100 - 150.
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$161 |
Lot 1420 |
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Fr-1900. 1963, $1 Federal Reserve Notes. Set of all 12 Districts. Together with: 24 others, various districts and 17 star notes from various districts. All Crisp Uncirculated. Lot of 53 notes. All Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $100 - 150.
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$204 |
Lot 1421 |
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Fr-1935. 1976, $2 Federal Reserve Notes. Complete set of all 12 Districts. Lot of 12 notes. All Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $70 - 90.
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$52 |
Lot 1422 |
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Fr-1961 1950, $5 Federal Reserve Notes. Complete set of all 12 Districts. Also includes: Fr. 1962-A (1 note); 1963-B* (1 star note); 1966-B (5 notes). Mostly Crisp Uncirculated. Lot of 19 notes.
Estimated Value $150 - 200.
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$380 |
Lot 1423 |
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A Lot of $1 Federal Reserve Notes. Consists of: Fr. 1901 (22 notes); Fr. 1902 (2 notes); Fr. 1903 (5 notes); Fr. 1904 (2 notes). Includes a number of star notes and various districts. All Crisp Uncirculated.
Estimated Value $100 - 150.
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$98 |
Lot 1424 |
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Fr-EP-34a. 1862-1863, 3¢ Encased Postage. Ayer's Sarsaparilla (2 pcs). Both examples grade as follows: Case: Appears to be original and unopened. Mica: Intact, cracked and crazed. Stamp: Nicely centered and reasonably bright overall. Lot of 2 notes. Each Very Fine.
Estimated Value $300 - 400.
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$184 |
Lot 1425 |
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Fr-EP-78. 1862-1863, 5¢ Encased Postage. Gault, J. Case: Appears to be original and unopened. Mica: Intact and lightly crazed. Stamp: Nicely centered and reasonably bright overall. Very Fine.
Estimated Value $250 - 350.
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$288 |
Lot 1426 |
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Withdrawn
| Unsold |
Lot 1427 |
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Withdrawn
| Unsold |
Lot 1428 |
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1973 United States ONE UNIT GASOLINE Ration Coupons. Original Uncut Sheet of 16 Coupons. Gem Crisp Uncirculated. Numismatic News writer Ed Rochette explained the significance of these coupons in a June 16, 1987 article stating "the potential need for gas ration coupons occurred in 1973 when most oil producing nations of the Middle East embargoed shipments of crude oil to the United States in retaliation for U.S. support of Israel during the Arab-Israeli war. Because the oil embargo led to an acute energy shortage, President Richard Nixon took steps to reduce fuel consumption."
As attempts at energy conservation failed to resolve the energy crisis, the Federal Energy Administration developed a plan to have a gasoline rationing system to reduce the burden of nationwide gas line, a system based on the use of ration coupons. Naturally, the U.S. entity that got the duty of producing this coupons was the Bureau of Engraving and Printing and with heavy funding forged ahead in the production of these sheets. Interestingly enough, while the size of the coupons was obviously smaller than the size of a regular U.S. dollar, George Washington's portrait was kept the same size even though printed on a smaller surface area.
The U.S. Department of Energy ordered the destruction of all coupons in 1984 and this destruction was to have been completed by June 26, 1984. Federal records show that the Smithsonian Institute and National Archives received one sixteen subject sheet each. Several addtional sheets went to the Federal Energy Administration. Since that period of time, individual coupons and partial sheets have surfaced and been offered for sale but this is only full sixteen subject sheet that to our knowledge is available to collectors of this sort of "numismatica". A very interesting item and one that might come in handy in our current geopolitical climate.
Estimated Value $1,000 - 1,250.
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