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1261
1862, 5¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, perforated
edges, with ABCO monogram. PCGS Very Choice New
64
.
Fr-1228
.
KL-3209
. This is a well margined example of the
variety with perforated edges and the ABNco. monogram on the
back.
Estimated Value ....................................................$200 - 250
1262
1862, 5¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, perforated
edges, without monogram. PCGS Choice About New 55
.
Fr-1229
.
KL-3210
. Although a single light fold limits the
grade, the colors and eye appeal are far above average on this
scarcer "no monogram" variety with perforated edges.
Estimated Value ....................................................$100 - 125
1263
1862, 5¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, straight
edges, with ABCO monogram. PCGS Gem New 66PPQ
.
Fr-1230
.
KL-3211
. A spectacular Gem example with broad,
even margins, this 5¢ first issue note possesses excellent color,
bold inks, and outstanding originality. It is a beautiful note in
every respect, and is perfect for either a high grade type set or
a Fr. number variety set.
Estimated Value ....................................................$400 - 500
1264
1862, 5¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, straight
edges, without monogram. PCGS Choice About New
58PPQ
.
Fr-1231
.
KL-3212
. A single light bend is the only
grade-limiting factor on this nice example of the "no mono-
gram" variety. Fully original and problem-free.
Estimated Value ....................................................$150 - 200
1265
1863, 5¢ Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with sur-
charge 18-63 and R-1. PCGS Very Fine 35 Apparent
.
Fr-
1235
.
KL-3229
. This is a much scarcer fiber paper variety,
moderately circulated and marred only by a light stain near the
right edge of the face--which was the cause of the "apparent"
designation from PCGS.
Estimated Value ....................................................$125 - 175
1266
1864, 5¢ Fractional Currency. Third Issue, red reverse.
PCGS Choice New 63
.
Fr-1236
.
KL-3254
. This red reverse
example is limited in grade by a tight left margin.
Estimated Value ....................................................$100 - 125
1267
1862, 10¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, perforated
edges, with ABCO monogram. PCGS Choice About New
58 Apparent
.
Fr-1240
.
KL-3213
. Despite the PCGS-men-
tioned minor mounting remnants on the back of this note, the
eye appeal of this perforated example is exceptional for the
grade.
Estimated Value ....................................................$100 - 125
1268
1862, 10¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, perforated
edges, without monogram. PCGS Choice About New 55
.
Fr-1241
.
KL-3214
. Although slightly off center and with a
couple of minor scuffs on the back which account for the grade,
this perforated "no monogram" 10¢ example faces up nicely
and would not look out of place in a set of higher grade notes.
Estimated Value ....................................................$125 - 150
1269
1862, 10¢ Fractional Currency. First Issue, straight
edges, without monogram. PCGS Choice About New 55
.
Fr-1243
.
KL-3216
. This "no monogram" straight-edge variety
is pleasing for the grade, with no flaws save for some trivial
handling.
Estimated Value ................................................... $125 - 150
1270
1863, 10¢ Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with sur-
charge 18-63 and S. PCGS Choice New 63PPQ
.
Fr-1246
.
KL-3232
. This pretty second issue piece has terrific originality
and problem-free surfaces.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 200
1271
1863, 10¢ Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with sur-
charge 18-63 and T-1. PCGS Choice About New 58PPQ
.
Fr-1249
.
KL-3235
. This is a solid, completely original example
of this scarer fiber paper variety, with bold inks and colors and
bright bronzing. A single corner bend is the only grade-limiting
factor.
Estimated Value ................................................... $600 - 800
1272
1863, 10¢ Fractional Currency. Second Issue, with sur-
charge 18-63 and T-1. PCGS Very Fine 35
.
Fr-1249
.
KL-
3235
. A fiber paper variety note with good eye appeal for the
grade. Well centered on both sides, the bronzing is a little
cracked but no more so than one would expect for the grade.
Estimated Value ................................................... $150 - 200
1273
1869, 15¢ Fractional Currency. Fourth Issue, large red
seal, watermarked paper. PCGS About New 50PPQ
.
Fr-
1267
.
KL-3332
. Some light handling and a tight top margin
are the only mentionable distractions on this fully original exam-
ple. The red Treasury seal is as bold and vivid as any we' ve
seen on this variety.
Estimated Value ..................................................... $80 - 100