The Glory Bank 1834 $5 Satirical Note

Washington, D.C., January 1, 1834, Rulau HT-N13. Extremely Fine condition.

Washington, D.C., January 1, 1834. Very Fine condition.

Washington, D.C., January 1, 1834, Extremely Fine condition.

Washington, D.C., May 1, 1834, Rulau HT-N16M. Extremely Fine condition.

1827 Hard Times Period satirical note printed on thin white paper. Payable to Martin Van Buren and Co. for Five Dollars in Glory. Boar vignette left, rays of glory emanate from title across top center

HAND SIGNED AND NUMBERED

Obsolete Currency “Roman Firmness” Humbug Glory Note “10 Cents in mint drops or Glory at Cost” Haxby-Not listed Rare Major Type 1834-Dated, Humbug Glory Bank, “10 Cents in mint drops or Glor

Includes May 1853 $1 The City Bank Worcester note, 1834 $3 Eagle Bank Boston note, May 1815 $3 Westmoreland Bank of Pennsylvania note, 1858 $3 The Bank of Trade, Tom's River New Jersey, and $3 Merchan

Trustees of the National Loan Office, Washington, D.C., July 4, 1838, A #5838, Rulau HT-N20A. Very Fine condition.

Serial # 44702 Series of 1902 Portrait of Benjamin Harrison

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Ck # 7043. Please see photos and come to the 2 day preview for condition.

1830's. Somewhat scarce note with central vignette of the first five presidents against a spread-winged eagle and flags. Left image of arm and hammer. The right image of a masted sailing ship. Engrave

The Manufacturers Bank of Macon, Georgia $5 dollar note. Green ground, dated May 1, 1867. Serial number 1455

Quincy Ricker National Bank $5 Note

OBSOLETE FIVE DOLLAR NOTE TECUMSEH MICHIGAN

LOUISIANA, $5.00. Ca. 1858. Similar elements and design to the $100. denomination of the same institution, including seated Liberty next to a shield and spilling cornucopia with coins. Cherub [engrave

Ca. 1858. Similar elements and design to the $100. denomination of the same institution, including seated Liberty next to a shield and spilling cornucopia with coins. Cherub [engraved] embedded 5s fla

August 23, 1860. Serial number 438. Green overprints.

The Manufacturers Bank of Macon, Georgia $5 dollar note. Green ground, dated May 1, 1867. Serial number 878.

The Citizens' Bank of Louisiana $5 dollar note. Unsigned. Printed by Rawdon, Wright, Hatch & Edson, New Orleans.

June 3, 1862. A more scarce design for this denomination from this bank. Central vignette with ladies working a textile loom. Andrew Jackson (1767-1845) to the left. Red security FIVE overprint. Seria

1810-1820s. Farmers & Merchants Bank of Baltimore $5 dollar note. Unsigned. Printed by Murray, Draper, Fairman, Brewster, & Co.

Two Citizens' Bank of Louisiana $5 dollar notes. Unsigned.