Other US Large Size Notes

Very nice banknote from cincinnati ohio.some folds and small dirt at the back,but has very strong paper,crispy and bright and clean colors.no tears,no pinholes.

Signed by Speelman/White. No holes and tears. Serial #E32715996. Nice condition for a note that is more than a century old. Since I don’t have the expertise to grade the note, I will leave it to you to decide how much it is worth.

The final smooth wipe is often done with paper or cloth, leaving ink only in the incisions. A damp piece of paper is placed on top and the plate and paper are run through a printing press that, through pressure, transfers the ink from the recesses of the plate to the paper.

Friedberg number 710 and plate C138/973, coming from the district of Boston Massachusetts. Graded 65 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality) Gem Uncirculated by PMG. A well centered FRBN which clearly deserves its grade.

Serial no. 34706. This note features a portrait of Alexander Hamilton at right. This note has seen only brief use, with just a faint one-time tri fold. The paper is gorgeous, white, premium, and crisp.

See pictures for yourself. Difficult to find in this conditionPMG63 Choice Uncirculated. Bruce/Gilfillan signatures. Large brown seal. Crisp, great color. S/N Z31861174Fr#29.

Signatures of Rosecrans and Nebeker. Serial# A5819448. Plate# D25. Graded 35 Choice Very Fine. Ideal inks are seen on this charming Treasury Note. Clean surfaces and a cherry red overprint provide this note with ample eye appeal.

The designs front & back are visible. The rest of the note speaks for itself. Just over 200 of these are known, so it is not easy to one at any grade level.

Friedberg number 710 and plate A142/806, coming from the district of Boston Massachusetts. Graded 66 PPQ (Premium Paper Quality) Gem New by PCGS. An outstandingly nice Federal Reserve Bank Note Ace that, to our eye, would be equally at home in a 67 holder.

NICE NOTE AS SEEN IN THE SCAN.

The portrait is that of William McKinley, while the issuing bank is The National Bank of Long Beach, appropriate for the venue at which this souvenir card was released.

Friedberg number 712 and plate D248/288, coming from the district of New York, NY. Graded 66 PPQ (Premium Paper Quality) Gem New by PCGS. Each note was an obligation of the issuing Federal Reserve Bank and could only be redeemed at that corresponding bank.

The portrait is that of Civil War era General Philip H. Sheridan.

Serial no. 56882. This note features a portrait of Alexander Hamilton at left. This note has seen medium circulation, retaining outstanding eye appeal. The colors are vibrant and bold! The paper has great body to it.

Signatures of Rosecrans and Huston. Low serial# A122. Plate# B1/4. Graded 65 PPQ (Premium Paper Quality) Gem New by PCGS. A wonderful example of the first signature combination of these ever-popular ornate back Treasury Notes.

Signatures of Rosecrans/Nebeker. Serial# A2940823. Plate# C22. Graded 30 By PMG. One of the scarcest of all Treasury Notes with only thirty-nine examples known in all grades combined. A pleasing mid-grade example of this Ornate Back Deuce that displays deep color, vibrant details and great margins.

This Beautiful 1860s $1 Bank of America Note is graded Gem New 66 with Premium Paper Quality by PCGS. View the many unaltered high-resolution scans and see if you like it for that missing spot in your collection. Items always ship well protected, insured, and the same or next day after receiving clear payment.

Serial no. Here is an amazing, gorgeous bold & crisp high grade CRISP UNCIRCULATED certified example of the classic large size "Woodchopper" type, the 1907 United States Note. It would make a fine addition to such a set.

Serial no. K8053923 . The paper shows medium circulation appropriate for the grade. The note has been gradedChoice Fine 15 by PMG, a leading third party grading service. Grading is subjective, and opinions vary from person to person.

PMG 64 EPQ Choice Uncirculated.

Signatures of Rosecrans and Nebeker. Serial number A4483509. Plate# A21/7. Graded 66 PPQ (Premium Paper Quality) Gem New by PCGS. The paper is blast white, the colors those of a note printed this afternoon, and the ornate back is perfectly centered between four huge margins.

Serial no. Here is an awesome, gorgeous bold & crisp Choice VF certified example of the classic large size "Woodchopper" type, the 1907 United States Note. It would make a fine addition to such a set.

It would make a fine addition to such a set. The paper is gorgeous, white, crisp, premium, and original. The ink colors are nice and bold, and the detail in the engraving is vivid, lifelike, and crystal clear.

BCW Large Bill Currency Holders. - Holds Larger Blanket Size Old US Currency (7 7/16 X 3 1/8). - Made of Semi Rigid Vinyl. - Made in USA.

Along with signatures of Teehee and Burke, fr# 233, plate# A3016/4867. This note is graded 67 SUPERB GEM NEW by PCGS. Notice the gorgeous Eagle with boldly printed inks, lovely centering and total originality.

Fr# 738. Plate# B66/515. Graded 66 Gem New with PPQ by PCGS. The embossing is deep and original, the colors vibrant, and the centering fully worthy of the PCGS Gem New 66PPQ grade. Each note was an obligation of the issuing Federal Reserve Bank and could only be redeemed at that corresponding bank.

Fr# 79. Graded 66 PPQ (Premium Paper Quality) Gem New by PCGS with only three graded finer according to PCGS Population Report. This 1880 series note was printed on very white paper that gave outstanding depth and clarity to the engraving.

Friedberg number 715 and plate G33/183, coming from the district of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Superb embossing makes this original note a beautiful example of this popular type. The note is crisp and clean with perfect margins and bold color.

(This would make a nice addition to a paper money collection. :-) (JC).

(This would make a nice addition to a paper money collection. :-) (JC).

Graded and Certified by PMG. Friedberg # 587. The Mellon NB of Pittsburgh ,Pennsylvania. About Uncirculated 55.

Great national bank note from Atlanta in vf30. Great color and appeal!

Fr#16 Chittenden/ Spinner. Civil War Era 1862 Large Banknote. Tear in lower right corner & Heavy crease over portrait. No exceptions! We are constantly updating our inventory, if you don't see what you are looking for, check back often, it may be coming soon!

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(This would make a nice addition to a paper money collection. :-) (JC).

★★PHILADELPHIA★★. ONLY 45 KNOWN !

" Makes a great gift for the one who has everything ". Real Beauty of American History.

Friedberg number 717 and plate D186/557, coming from the district of Philadelphia, Pennsylvania. Graded 65 PPQ (Premium Paper Quality) Gem New by PCGS. Very appealing margins on the notes obverse as well as the reverse.

Up for consideration is one Charter 3 Series 1902 $20 National Bank Note from the Commercial National Bank of St. Joseph, Michigan (Charter number 5594). Please see the photos for the actual note you will receive. The note has two pinholes. Thank you for looking and if you have any questions feel free to ask us!.

Up for consideration is one Charter 3 Series 1902 $20 National Bank Note from the First National Bank of Lenox, Iowa (Charter number 5517). Please see the photos for the actual note you will receive. Please note the note has 4 pinholes. Thank you for looking and if you have any questions feel free to ask us!.

Up for consideration is one Charter 3 Series 1902 $10 National Bank Note from the Benton County National Bank of Bentonville, Arkansas (Charter number 8135). Please see the photos for the actual note you will receive. Please note the note has pinholes. Thank you for looking and if you have any questions feel free to ask us!.

Up for consideration is one Charter 3 Series 1902 $5 National Bank Note from the First National Bank of Jefferson City, Missouri (Charter number 1809). Please see the photos for the actual note you will receive. Thank you for looking and if you have any questions feel free to ask us!.

(This would make a nice addition to a paper money collection. :-) (JC).