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Bedrock of the Community
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Interesting note for sure. Everyone immediately knows that S/N 1 was the first note printed, but almost no one would know (or care, I'm guessing) what the last number was. Just my hunch.  |
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Nice note. An example graded 66EPQ sold last month for $3,840 at Heritage. It was a Type 2 $5 note serial number A001605.
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Even if not worth a premium in the marketplace, very cool to even notice that it was the last one! Aside, what does the 12477 mean that's on there four times?
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Pillar of the Community
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what does the 12477 mean that's on there four times? This is the banks charter number. |
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I would absolutely love to have this for my Virginia collection. I just got your Farmville note. Are you auctioning or do you have a set price?
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Are you auctioning or do you have a set price? Thanks Ben. At this time, this note is not for sale. I'll have two others coming on Sunday 2/12/23. |
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Very nice!  |
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Sweet Note, Numismatists would know the Serial numbers as they are posted in Reference guides, Especially One that Collects These National Notes, the Average person would have No Clue. From What the OP stated, is a Desirable Bank noted Too I LOVE National notes Too Being from Long Island, I collect the National Bank Notes from Here !!! Sweet Acquisition  mds308, Are you from Virginia, is that why, may I ask, You collect them ? |
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Are you from Virginia, is that why, may I ask, You collect them ? I live in Virginia. I don't collect these notes but about 2-3 years ago I was in the right place at the right time when they became available. Around 15 years ago, I purchased a small coin collection. In this collection was a state of Kansas $20 National Currency note which was autographed. That's the bad news. The good news, it was signed by Chas Floyd AKA Pretty Boy Floyd. The bad news, some moron traced his autograph with a felt tip pen. I'll try and show this in a different thread. |
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