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Another Note You Don't See Every Day

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A 10 Cent note.



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It's a bit tattered, but still good. I'll have to get me some of that fractional currency someday.
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LOL, yes very worn, but it makes it affordable.

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Toast are you selling these notes or just posting?
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He's absolutely NOT collecting them....right, Toast?
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I can't read the dates, you have any idea when these are printed?
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A sweet note, Just like sugar!
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quote:
Originally posted by Susanlynn9

He's absolutely NOT collecting them....right, Toast?



If you are not collecting- I'll pay face value for each note
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No I'm not selling, just posting them for view.
And I don't collect notes...I don't collect notes...I don't collect notes...I've got to remember this, seriously.

I did get these two a couple months ago and they are very fragile.

The ten cent note says "act of March 3rd 1863" American Bank Note Co N.Y.
The 25c note says "act approved March 3rd 1863" National Bank note C. New York.

So 1863 is the oldest they could possibly be.
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Thanks for sharing and for the info.

Richard is paying face value. I can give you twice
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twice face value? lol thats 70 cents ill beat ya all by trading 1 big whopping U.S. dollar [:p]
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toast, I like the notes you posted.

Can you tell me where you got them so that I could look into buying some?
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quote:
Originally posted by Gary Burke

toast, I like the notes you posted.
Can you tell me where you got them so that I could look into buying some?


I found these on ebay. I was surprised when they arrived as they are a small size note. The 10c 79mm x 49mm (@ 3in x 2in). The 25c 96mm x 47mm (3 3/4in x 2 in).
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I'll give you 10x face value for it ;)
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I saw this and though "Why Bother?"
Why not just use a nickel?
Is it that combat troops don't want the jingle of change in their pockets?

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Does anyone want to hassard a guess as to the year?
Is that girl a Hollywood star or Modern Miss Liberty?
She has a early 1960's hairstyle so maybe this is from that era.
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series 641 I think is 1950's but I will have to wake my wife up to get the book so I will just guess
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