Here's the note I hinted at yesterday. The First NB of Chase City, Va.
Here's a snippet from the most recent Heritage auction of another from this bank in 2015. Should give a sense at how scarce this note is.
"While large notes from this one bank community are often available, Series 1929 examples are another matter entirely, with the census showing just three such notes, one of which is graded as "Poor." This note is new to that listing, raising the census to four, none of which has been available at public sale, according to Track & Price, for over twenty-five years."
This note will take the census up to 5.
The Charlottesville note is not as impressive, but I needed a $20 on the bank, so I snagged it as well.


Here's a snippet from the most recent Heritage auction of another from this bank in 2015. Should give a sense at how scarce this note is.
"While large notes from this one bank community are often available, Series 1929 examples are another matter entirely, with the census showing just three such notes, one of which is graded as "Poor." This note is new to that listing, raising the census to four, none of which has been available at public sale, according to Track & Price, for over twenty-five years."
This note will take the census up to 5.
The Charlottesville note is not as impressive, but I needed a $20 on the bank, so I snagged it as well.































