These are BEP Intaglio printed from the original steel engraved dies onto cream colored card stock. There are 15 sets with 30 total cards, one show cancelled and one mint. These should be more rare than the July collection as these run from 1985-1988. #84 IPMC'85 Cherry Hill, NJ Nov 1985 ( Vistor Center Cancelled) The face of a $10 National Currency of their Second Charter period, series 1882. #87 FUN 1986, Tampa Florida Jan 1986. (Vistor Center Cancelled, this one is a Series 1890 $100 Treasury Note with Admiral David Farragut. #88 ANA/86 Midwinter Convention Salt Lake City, UTAH (Vistor Center Cancelled this features the reverse of a Series 1901 $10 US Note, the other side being the more famous Bison. #93 IPMS'86 Memphis TN (Vistor Center Cancelled this is a reverse from a 1902 National Currency Date Back. #98 LOBEX'86 Long Beach, California (Show Cancelled) A Face of a 1907 $10 Gold Certificate with four 1898 Western Mining Prospector Stamps printed below. #99 MWPMC,86 St. Louis, MO (Show Cancelled) A montage of different Fractional Currency notes from 1873. #100 DCSE'86 (Show Cancelled) $10,000 Federal reserve Note reverse along with four printed 1920 Pilgrim stamps. #102 FUN'87 Lake Buena Vista, Florida (Show Cancelled) Face of a 4th Issue 1874 $1 Legal Tender Note. #103 ANA Midwinter '87 Charlotte, NC (Show Cancelled) A 500 Million coupon Treasury Note, the largest fiduciary note printed by the government. #105 IPMS Memphis,87 (Show Cancelled) Reverse of a 1922 $20 Gold Certificate. #106 ANA'87 Atlanta, Georgia (Show Cancelled) The back of an 1886 $2 Silver Certificate. #112 FUN'88 Orlando, Florida (Vistor Center Cancelled) Face of a 5th issue 50 cent Fractional Note from 1876 with William Crawford who was Secretary of both the War and Treasury Departments. #114 ANA Midwinter'88 Little Rock, Arkansas (Vistor Center Cancelled) Face of a Series 1882 $10,000 Gold Certificate. #115 IPMS'88 Memphis, TN (Vistor Center Cancelled) Back of a 4th issue Series 1899 $5 silver certificate. #116 ANA'88 Cincinnati, OH (Vistor Center Cancelled) Back of a 1918 Federal Reserve $2 Battleship Note