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Wow. I had never heard of them. Just checked ebay and they are indeed pricey.
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The document I posted was mainly for the bank rather than the content.

The NB of Unionville was chartered in 1884. The note I own is a Series 1902 Plain Back; never have seen one from Series 1882.

Even if a Series 1882 were to surface it would likely exceed my budget.

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I picked these up if for no other reason than to keep the grouping intact. They comprise the largest known consecutive grouping of the rare Type III Postal Notes.
Very nice!
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Added this to my short set of $1 SC stars yesterday. Because so many of the 1928 stars are astronomical in price, I only collect the l935 series, a much more affordable group.


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Nice star note!
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That is a beautiful star MrFrog!
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Added this to my short set of $1 SC stars yesterday. Because so many of the 1928 stars are astronomical in price, I only collect the l935 series, a much more affordable group.
Very nice!
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Remarkable addition Mr.Frog, congratulations.

One of the tougher 35 series SC stars. I have the 35A, 35E, and 35H, with the rest on the radar. This series, from 1935 through 1935H, was printed for 30 years. Imagine that today.
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Thanks everyone. I often don't care for PCGS notes, but I think they called this one right.

Julian and Vinson were only in office together for a year just after WWII, a relatively short tenure.
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Great note, froggy! Once I round out my non-star set of SCs, I'll kick into those stars. Hopefully you'll be out of the market by then.
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from Heritage last night;



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Nice pickup, tech!
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Beautiful note Tech! I always like the numeric district number
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