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Session Two - Monday, January 26, 2015 10:00 amGEM WINNEMUCCA N EVADA
955 1929, $10 National Bank Note. The First NB,
Winnemucca, NV, Ch#3575. PMG Gem Uncirculated
66EPQ . Fr-1801-1. KL-1243. A spectacular Gem with
excellent margins, bold original embossing, and bright
paper that contrasts with the rich inks. This note comes
from a small run of high grade pieces that was separated
and absorbed into the market years ago, and it's as nice as
any we've ever seen from here.
Estimated Value .................................... $12,500 - 15,000
956 1929 Type 1, $10 National Bank Note. The First NB,
Santa Ana, CA, Ch#3520. PCGS Very Fine 20. Fr-1801-1.
KL-1243. While a number of small size notes from this bank
are available to most collectors who want one, this is the only
serial number 1 note extant, large size or small size, from this
Orange County bank. It is moderately circulated, but solid for
the grade and with no mentionable flaws. While difficult to esti-
mate, similar notes from California have brought strong four-fig-
ure numbers in recent years. Please see photo on our website.
Estimated Value ..............................................$2,000 - 2,500
957 1929 Type 1, $10 National Bank Note. The National City
Bank of New York, NY, Ch#1461. PCGS Extremely Fine
45. Fr-1801-1. KL-1243. An attractive small size example
with only minor traces of circulation. This bank eventually
became the conglomerate institution with which we are all
familiar today, Citibank.
Estimated Value ..................................................... $75 - 100
GEM 1929 $50 NATIONAL B ANK NOTE
958 1929 Type 1, $50 National Bank Note. The Reno NB,
Reno, NV, Ch#8424. PCGS Gem New 65PPQ. Fr-
1803-1. KL-1378. This note has a lot going for it: it's a
high grade small size note from a state where it's notori-
ously difficult to obtain any nice example outside of the
hoard of $5s from this same bank; it's a $50 from a state
that doesn't report many notes of this denomination to the
NBN census; and it's a lovely Gem with excellent face cen-
tering, bold embossing, and terrific originality. This same
note sold for nearly $7500 back in 2005; expect that real-
ization to set the floor for bidding for this lovely example.
Estimated Value .................................... $10,000 - 15,000
Federa l Reserve Bank Not es - Sma l l
959 1929, $10 Federal Reserve Bank Note. PCGS Choice
About New 58PPQ. Fr-1860-D. KL-1977. A very minor cor-
ner bend is all that prevents a Choice New grade on this fully
original $10 FRBN from the Cleveland district. Please see photo
on our website.
Estimated Value ..................................................... $75 - 100
960 1929, $100 Federal Reserve Bank Note. PCGS Superb
Gem New 67PPQ. Fr-1890-G. KL-2754. This is a very rare
type in this lofty grade, with just a half dozen examples from all
districts graded at this level by both of the major grading ser-
vice (four from PCGS and two from PMG). This Chicago district
note boasts bold inks, terrific embossing, and wonderful eye
appeal-all that one would expect for the grade. The market for
high grade small size notes has shown significant strength in
the past year, so a final realization well in excess of our estimate
would not be a surprise. Please see photo on our website.
Estimated Value ..............................................$2,500 - 3,500
Federa l Reserve Not es - Sma l l
961 An uncut sheet of 2004 $50 Federal Reserve Notes. All
star notes in Gem UNC conditions. A lot of 16 notes in this
sheet, with a total face value of $800.
Estimated Value .................................................$900 - 1,000
962 2004 $50 Federal Reserve Notes. Uncut sheet of 4 notes. A
total of 2 sheets, bearing $400 face value. Housed in the origi-
nal holder as issued by the government. All notes are Gem
UNC.
Estimated Value ................................................... $500 - 600
963 1999 $100 Star Notes. All Gem Unc as issued by the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing. In government holders as
issued. Lot of 3 notes.
Estimated Value ................................................... $350 - 450
964 1999, $10 Federal Reserve Notes. All in Gem UNC condi-
tions. Low numbered notes housed in holders issued by the
Bureau of Engraving and Printing. Lot of 13 notes.
Estimated Value ................................................... $250 - 350
965 2004-A $20 Federal Reserve Notes. Star notes in a pair of
4-piece uncut sheets. All notes are Gem UNC. A lot of 8 notes
in total.
Estimated Value ................................................... $200 - 250
966 2003, $100 Federal Reserve Note. Seven 7's in the serial
number. Heavy crease in the middle, with a small ink
mark on the face and a Chinese counterstamp on the
back, otherwise a nice VF.
Estimated Value ................................................... $120 - 140
967 An uncut sheet of 1995 $10 Federal Reserve Notes. All
star notes in Gem UNC conditions. A lot of 8 notes in this
sheet, with a total face value of $80.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 120
968 An uncut sheet of 1995 $10 Federal Reserve Notes. All
star notes in Gem UNC conditions. A lot of 8 notes in this
sheet, with a total face value of $80.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 110
969 An uncut sheet of 1995 $10 Federal Reserve Notes. All
star notes in Gem UNC conditions. A lot of 8 notes in this
sheet, with a total face value of $80.
Estimated Value ................................................... $100 - 120
970 A 32-piece full uncut sheet of 1981 $1 notes. Housed in
the black Department of the Treasury holder. All notes are in
BU condition.
Estimated Value .........................................................$75-UP