Virginia Obsolete Currency, Lot of Six

Virginia Obsolete Currency, Lot of Six Banks include: The Monticello Bank, The Central bank of Virginia, The Traders Bank of the City of Richmond, and Virginia Treasury Notes.

Nebraska Territory Obsolete Currency, Lot of Six To include Western Exchange Fire & Marine Insurance Co. $1, $3, and $5 (CGC graded Ultra Gem 67) notes, with Bank of De Soto $2, City of Omaha $5, and

Rhode Island Obsolete Currency, Lot of Six Banks include: Bank of America, New England Commercial Bank, The New England Commercial Bank, The Rhode Island Agricultural Bank, and The Farmers Bank.

Virginia and North Carolina Obsolete Currency, Lot of Two North Carolina: The Bank of Lexington. Virginia: The Central Bank of Virginia.

VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE 1862 $10.00, BANK OF AMERICA CLARKSVILLE, TENNESSEE $10.00, AND MINERS AND PLANTERS BANK SOUTH CAROLINA 1860 $10.00

PLANTERS BANK OF FAIRFIELD 1853 $10.00, EXCHANGE BANK OF COLUMBIA 1853 $10.00, AND VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE 1862 $10.00

STATE BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA 1855 $5.00, VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE $5.00, AND BANK OF LEXINGTON 1861 $5.00

1) Warren, PA- North Western Bank $5 July 18, 1861 Uncirculated. No problems, no pinholes, 2) Richmond, VA Bank of Virginia $1 January, 1862SHould grade VF, has some tiny center pinholes, 3) Norfolk,

ASSORTED UNITED STATES OBSOLETE CURRENCY / NOTES, LOT OF 27, comprising one 1929 $20 National Currency Bank of Suffolk, Virginia, note, serial #A000654A; three 1963 $5 red seal notes; five 1953 $2 red

Grouping of six (6) Confederate States of America (CSA) $100 obsolete currency notes, featuring enslaved laborers tilling a field, John C. Calhoun in the lower left and an allegorical female figure in

Georgia Obsolete Currency, Lot of Twenty-five Banks include: The Augusta Insurance & Banking Co., Bank of Augusta, The Bank of Columbus, The Bank of Commerce, The Bank of Greensborough, The Bank of Mo

South Carolina Obsolete Currency, Lot of Eighteen Banks include: The Bank of Georgetown, Bank of Chester, State of South Carolina, The Bank of South Carolina, The Exchange Bank of Columbia, The Farmer

Michigan Obsolete Currency, Lot of Twenty-Two Banks include: The Adrian Insurance Company, The Bank of Manchester, The Bank of Michigan, The Bank of Washtenaw, The Erie and Kalamazoo Rail Road Bank, T

Tennessee Obsolete Currency, Lot of Eight Banks include: The City Bank, The Farmers and Merchants Bank of Memphis, The Southern Bank of Tennessee, The Mechanics Bank of Memphis (PMG graded), Bank of A

Louisiana Obsolete Currency, Lot of Ten Banks include: The Citizen's Bank of Louisiana, The State of Louisiana. Some graded by PMG and RCGS.

Maryland Obsolete Currency, Lot of Thirteen Banks include: The Allegany County Bank, Baltimore Savings Institution, The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company, The Clinton Bank, The Somerset & Worcester Savi

Louisiana Obsolete Currency, Lot of Eleven Banks include: The Bank of Louisiana, Canal Bank, Canal & Banking Co.

Pennsylvania Obsolete Currency, Lot of Nine Banks include: The North Western Bank, The Towanda Bank, The Monongahela Valley Bank, Office of the McNeal Coal Co., The Bank of Pennsylvania, The Central B

Alabama Obsolete Currency, Lot of Four Banks include: The Eastern Bank of Alabama (PCGS graded $10) and The Farmers Bank of Alabama.

Connecticut Obsolete Currency, Lot of Ten Banks include: The Bank of New England, The City bank of New Haven, The Stonington Bank, and The Union Bank in New-London.

New Jersey Obsolete Currency, Lot of Nine Banks include The Sussex Bank, Bordentown Banking Co., The State Bank at New Brunswick, The Union County Bank, and Delaware Bridge Co..

ASSORTED UNITED STATES COLLECTIBLE AND OBSOLETE CURRENCY, LOT OF 84, comprising thirty-seven $1.00 Silver Certificates with blue seals, (twenty-seven 1957 and ten 1935); thirty-three $1.00 n

Indiana Obsolete Currency, Lot of Four Banks include: The Citizens Bank of Gosport, The Fort Wayne & Southern Rail Road Co., Farmers and Mechanics Bank, and the Boone County Bank.

Ohio Obsolete Currency, Lot of Eight Banks include: Franklin Silk Co., Bank of Gallipolis, The Burnet House, The Cincinnati & Whitewater Canal Co., Bank of the Ohio Savings Institute, and The Munroe F