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New Member
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I seen this on another thread but the wife just got this at work. Can you tell me more about and value seems real nice except for the folds. Thanks   |
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Valued Member
United States
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Nothing to really add other than this note looks almost exactly like another national banknote pictured in the most recent issue in Coin World, albeit a different bank. |
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Rest in Peace
United States
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WELCOME to the forum. You have a 1929 type 2 national bank note from Red Lion in York County PA. I am very familiar with this note since I am the president of the York Coin Club and collect York County PA national and obsolete notes. Your note has a Kelly book value of $200 in fine condition. I notice your note has some strong folds. Please don't store it folded. Did your wife get this in change?
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New Member
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pyrbob
thanks for the info, I think as a tip at the dine she works at in Stoneybrook
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Rest in Peace
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I thought you were looking for the value. What is it you would like to know?
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New Member
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I am! the other post I deleted it wasn't aimed toward you, Sorry if it came out wrong there
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Rest in Peace
United States
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No problem. As I stated above it list for $200. In 1929 you have type 1 and type 2 notes. The big difference is the type 1 notes have the charter number in large black numbers and the type 2 notes have the charter numbers in large black numbers and small brown numbers. This is the number 5184 in your note.
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Pillar of the Community
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Well that didn't help me any I see that 761000, Welcome to the forum. Family friendly bunch here willing to help. Keep in mind that this is a family community and folks will make comments, even if they are not answering your exact question. I see you made your post at the same time as pyrbob, so I think you were directing your comment at steamwalker. Having said that, people will answer, as you will have read with bob's reply by now. Comments like yours above are not needed, but patience is.  |
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Rest in Peace
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Wow! Great tip! My wife and I eat breakfast there now and then. I live within a mile of the diner. What a small world.
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Valued Member
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Hmmm... I wasn't trying to be coy or unhelpful. I was just mentioning a source that may have additional info. Sorry.
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New Member
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I thinks that's what happened
Steam
no problem
PYRBOB
My wife is Amy from the Stoneybrook
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Rest in Peace
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If my wife and I get in there for breakfast this weekend I'll ask for her. Again congrats!
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Pillar of the Community
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That's a pretty amazing find from circulation!  |
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Posted 07/24/2008 8:11 pm
