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Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 745.

EXECUTIVE CURRENCY TABLE OF CONTENTS – SUMMER 2018 Banknotes for your consideration Page # Banknotes for your consideration Page # Meet the Executive Currency Team 4 Intaglio Impressions 65 – 69 Terms & Conditions/Grading Paper Money 5 F E Spinner Archive 69 – 70 Large Size Type Notes – Demand Notes 6 Titanic 70 – 71 Large Size Type Note – Legal Tender Notes 6 – 11 1943 Copper and 1944 Zinc Pennies 72 – 73 Large Size Type Notes – Silver Certificates 11 – 16 Lunar Assemblage 74 Large Size Type Notes – Treasury Notes 16 – 18 Introduction to Special Serial Number Notes 75 – 77 Large Size Type – Federal Reserve Bank Notes 19 Small Size Type Notes – Ultra Low Serial #s 78 - 88 Large Size Type Notes – Federal Reserve Notes 19 – 20 Small Size Type Notes – Low Serial #s 89 – 90 Large Size Type Notes – Gold Certificates 20 – 23 Large Size Type Notes – Ultra Low Serial #s 79 – 80 Large & Small Size National Bank Notes 23 – 30 One of three known s/n 10000000* notes 91 Large Size NBN Uncut Sheets 32 – 32 Small Size Type Notes – Solid Serial #s 92 – 106 Small Size NBN Uncut Sheets 33 Large Size Type Notes – Solid Serial #s 93, 102 Small Size Type Notes – Legal Tenders 33 – 34 Only Known $5 Legal Tender Rollover Pair 106 Small Size Type Notes – Silver Certificates 34 – 35 Seven of a Kind and Seven in a Row s/n’s 107 - 110 Small Size Type – Federal Reserve Bank Notes 36 Small Size Type Notes – Partial Ladder s/n’s 111 Small Size Type Notes – Federal Reserve Notes 36 – 39 Small Size Type Notes – Full Ladder s/n’s 111 - 116 Small Size Type Notes – WWII Notes 39 Small Size Type Notes – Matched Ladders 111 - 117 Small Size Type Notes – Gold Certificates 40 Unique Progressive Ladder Sets 118 - 123 Small Size Notes – Original Packs of notes 41 – 42 Small Size – Two Digit Zero Radars/Repeats 124 - 127 Small Size Notes – Error Notes 43 – 56 Small Size – Super Radar Notes 124 - 128 Small Size Notes – Birth Year Notes 56 Small Size – Super Repeater Notes 129 - 135 Andrea Dorea Salvaged Banknotes 57 Small Size – Super Repeater Sets 132 - 135 Obsolete Banknotes 57 – 59 Small Size – Two Digit Radar Sets 136 - 138 Fractional Currency 60 Small Size – Individual Two Digit Radar/Rep 139 Confederate Currency 60 – 63 Small Size – Other Radar Notes 140 - 141 World Bank Notes 64 Selling your Banknotes 142 Giorgi Test Notes 64 Order Form 143

MEET THE EXECUTIVE CURRENCY TEAM TERMS and CONDITIONS Frederick J. Bart is the author of United States Paper Money Errors, the 4th edition of the definitive reference was released in late-2015. He has appeared on CNN, NBC, FOX and been quoted in USA All items are in stock and available at the time this catalog was prepared. All notes are guaranteed genuine U. S. Today. During the last year, Bart has appeared multiple times on the reality TV show Pawn Stars and in government issued legal tender, with the exception of Specimen, Proof and Foreign Notes. If any item sold in this catalog the full length documentary, $2 Bill Movie which debuted at the Ft Lauderdale International Film Festival is ever found in the future to not be genuine, a full refund of the original purchase price will be given. Your satisfaction is before nationwide showings. His personal paper money collections include: serial number one national very important to us. We are not happy with a sale unless you are. Repeat customers make up over 95% of our business. Every order carries a 10 day, no-questions-asked, money back guaranty, with these exceptions: 1) Any note that has banknotes by State, large and small size serial number one by type, and $100 large size type notes. He been previously encapsulized by PMG, PCGS, CGA, RCGS, or CGC may not be returned for any reason. 2) Any raw note joined the American Numismatic Association in 1973, foreshadowing a lifelong involvement in coins purchased from us that is submitted to a grading service that comes back graded differently than we have described it, may and currency. By the late-1970s he was advertising sporadically in Coin World and, in 1981, issued his not be returned. Any other banknote purchased from us, sent back by the original purchaser, received by us, in its original first price list featuring paper money. Despite early numismatic entrepreneurship, Bart pursued a condition, may be returned up to 10 days from the date you receive your order. To avoid misunderstandings and to answer traditional career route as a trauma surgeon and performed reconstructive surgery for more than a any and all questions, please call Fred, Doris, or Bianca at 1-586-979-3400 or Mike at 1-218-310-0090 to review or discuss decade before returning to his first love. BART, Inc (the parent corporation of Executive Currency) was founded in 1997. During any notes you wish to purchase. Unless agreed to in advance, all items must be paid for within 30 days of order date, the past two decades, Frederick J. Bart has handled nearly every major US paper money rarity, including the $1,000 1890 unless other arrangements have been made in writing by Executive Currency. A finance charge of 1% per month will apply Treasury Note or "Grand Watermelon", the first piece to realize more than one million dollars at public auction. Bart was to all balances over 30 days. There is no additional charge for the use of Pay Pal. Shipping and insurance charges are selected for full membership in the prestigious Professional Numismatists Guild, an honor bestowed upon very few currency INCLUDED in our catalog prices. Orders over $500 are shipped via USPS Express Mail at no additional charge. Forms of dealers since the PNG's inception sixty years ago. Fred can be reached at 1-586-979-3400 or at [email protected]. payment that ensure two business day shipping turnaround include: VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX, Pay Pal, cashier’s checks, certified checks, money orders and wire transfers. Personal checks from new clients are welcome but may delay shipping

began full time employment at Executive Currency. During her time at MSU, Bianca played on the Choice CU or Choice Crisp Uncirculated or Ch CU - A very nice new note, but margins may be uneven or a bit skewed. women’s ice hockey team, and continues to play competitive ice hockey on a nationally-ranked women’s Paper may show light aging, with some handling marks evident. Might be graded 63 or 64. team. She enjoys spending time outdoors with her two adopted Pit Bull Terriers—Skylar and Deke. Bianca aims to share her passion with other collectors by tailoring selections to enhance their holdings. Bianca CU, Unc. or Crisp Uncirculated or New - A new note with some minor flaws. The note may have some aging, pinholes, Bart is among the youngest Associate Members ever accepted by the Professional Numismatists Guild. margins may be shifted, handling marks will be evident, with one or two corner tip folds. 60 to 62. Contact her at [email protected] or call 1-586-979-3400. AU or Almost Uncirculated or About New - A note similar to a “CU” or “Unc.” note above, but will have a centerfold and/or Over the past two decades Mike Abramson has had articles published in Coin World and Paper Money another light fold, corner fold, or bend in another area. May be graded 50 to 58. magazine, and is widely considered the nation's largest currency dealer concentrating on special serial numbered banknotes. He considers it a real honor to have been the primary dealer for constructing XF or Extra Fine - A lightly circulated note that may have three folds, and may have handling marks and other minor distractions. Still relatively crisp and clean. Reasonable to expect a possible grade of 40 – 45 by PMG or PCGS. five of the six largest collections of these notes since the A. A. Grinnell sales of the 1940s: The massive

VA radar/repeater collection, The Baltimore collection sold in 1999, the landmark John Whitney Walter VF or Very Fine - A well circulated note with multiple folds, duller paper and coloration, with little crispness. PCGS or PMG Collection, the James W. "Billy" Key collection and the Mel Wilmore collection. Mike sold the VA would likely grade this note 20 – 35, with a 35 appearing much much better than a 20. radar/repeater collection in 1999 in his 168 page fixed price catalog and wrote the auction catalogs for the Key and Wilmore sales through Lyn Knight Currency Auctions in 2012 and 2014. Fred, Doris and F or Fine - A note lacking in crispness and coloration. Fairly heavy circulation w/ edge problems 12 - 15. Mike are all members of the Professional Curency Dealers Association and a large number of other numismatic organizations. Mike can be reached by calling or texting 1-218-310-0090 or e-mailing VG or Very Good – Heavily circulated note with multiple problems. One could expect a graded of 8 – 10. [email protected]. Good – Very heavily circulated with pieces missing, heavy paper splits, poor color. Grade may be 4 – 6.

Together our employees have more than 140 years of experience in the currency industry. We are looking forward to serving all of your App. - Apparent. The grading service has made comments indicating the note had perhaps a minor repair or other paper money needs. conservation work done. Net - The grading service has indicated the note has had conservation or minor repair work done.

Page | 4 MEET THE EXECUTIVE CURRENCY TEAM TERMS and CONDITIONS Frederick J. Bart is the author of United States Paper Money Errors, the 4th edition of the definitive reference was released in late-2015. He has appeared on CNN, NBC, FOX and been quoted in USA All items are in stock and available at the time this catalog was prepared. All notes are guaranteed genuine U. S. Today. During the last year, Bart has appeared multiple times on the reality TV show Pawn Stars and in government issued legal tender, with the exception of Specimen, Proof and Foreign Notes. If any item sold in this catalog the full length documentary, $2 Bill Movie which debuted at the Ft Lauderdale International Film Festival is ever found in the future to not be genuine, a full refund of the original purchase price will be given. Your satisfaction is before nationwide showings. His personal paper money collections include: serial number one national very important to us. We are not happy with a sale unless you are. Repeat customers make up over 95% of our business. Every order carries a 10 day, no-questions-asked, money back guaranty, with these exceptions: 1) Any note that has banknotes by State, large and small size serial number one by type, and $100 large size type notes. He been previously encapsulized by PMG, PCGS, CGA, RCGS, or CGC may not be returned for any reason. 2) Any raw note joined the American Numismatic Association in 1973, foreshadowing a lifelong involvement in coins purchased from us that is submitted to a grading service that comes back graded differently than we have described it, may and currency. By the late-1970s he was advertising sporadically in Coin World and, in 1981, issued his not be returned. Any other banknote purchased from us, sent back by the original purchaser, received by us, in its original first price list featuring paper money. Despite early numismatic entrepreneurship, Bart pursued a condition, may be returned up to 10 days from the date you receive your order. To avoid misunderstandings and to answer traditional career route as a trauma surgeon and performed reconstructive surgery for more than a any and all questions, please call Fred, Doris, or Bianca at 1-586-979-3400 or Mike at 1-218-310-0090 to review or discuss decade before returning to his first love. BART, Inc (the parent corporation of Executive Currency) was founded in 1997. During any notes you wish to purchase. Unless agreed to in advance, all items must be paid for within 30 days of order date, the past two decades, Frederick J. Bart has handled nearly every major US paper money rarity, including the $1,000 1890 unless other arrangements have been made in writing by Executive Currency. A finance charge of 1% per month will apply Treasury Note or "Grand Watermelon", the first piece to realize more than one million dollars at public auction. Bart was to all balances over 30 days. There is no additional charge for the use of Pay Pal. Shipping and insurance charges are selected for full membership in the prestigious Professional Numismatists Guild, an honor bestowed upon very few currency INCLUDED in our catalog prices. Orders over $500 are shipped via USPS Express Mail at no additional charge. Forms of dealers since the PNG's inception sixty years ago. Fred can be reached at 1-586-979-3400 or at [email protected]. payment that ensure two business day shipping turnaround include: VISA, MC, DISC, AMEX, Pay Pal, cashier’s checks, certified checks, money orders and wire transfers. Personal checks from new clients are welcome but may delay shipping

for two weeks to allow the check to clear. Monthly payment plans with no finance charges are available for many Doris A. Bart experienced a random encounter with an error note in the mid-1980s. This exposure served clients. We would be delighted to work with you to set up a payment plan. as the catalyst to alter her life course from surgical "scrub" nurse to numismatist. She is the co-author of chapters on paper money errors which appear in major guidebooks such as Paper Money of the United Grading Paper Money States (Friedberg), Standard Catalog of United States Paper Money (Cuhaj), and others. Doris is president of BART, Inc overseeing the daily operations of the firm and its staff, including its online auctions and Grading currency is an art and not a science. There is no one industry standard that is universally accepted by all dealers, website sales. She attends every major paper money convention, where she provides auction collectors or grading services. We make every attempt to grade accurately and conservatively. We have adopted the representation for her clients. Her ability to guide clients to a fair market value, establish a sensible bidding following descriptions for each grade that we feel parallels that used by the majority of professional currency dealers and of cap, and seamlessly execute bids for several clients in the same sale is respected industry-wide. Her the two well-established grading services, PCGS and PMG: personal paper money collections include: the finest assemblage of error notes on the $2 denomination. Email Doris at [email protected] or call 1-586-979-3400. Doris is an Associate Member of the Superb Gem CU or Superb Gem Crisp Uncirculated - A virtually perfect specimen. Near perfect margins, bright paper, Professional Numismatists Guild. vibrant inks, and fully embossed surfaces. May have one or two very minor handling marks and/or a tiny corner crinkle. One might expect this note to be graded 67 by PCGS and PMG. Bianca B. Bart was born into a home where numismatics often provided a topic for dinner-table discussions; as such, her interest in the industry was nearly predictable. In addition to seeking mentors Gem CU or Gem Crisp Uncirculated or Gem New - An almost but not quite perfect note. Above average but not perfect within the field, she enjoyed an internship opportunity at a top tier third-party grading firm, training under margins, with no aging or fading of papers, bright inks. Same flaws acceptable as Superb Gem CU. May or may not have experts in the field. Immediately after obtaining a Bachelor’s Degree from Michigan State University, she fully embossed surfaces. One might expect a Grade of 65 or 66 by PCGS and PMG. began full time employment at Executive Currency. During her time at MSU, Bianca played on the Choice CU or Choice Crisp Uncirculated or Ch CU - A very nice new note, but margins may be uneven or a bit skewed. women’s ice hockey team, and continues to play competitive ice hockey on a nationally-ranked women’s Paper may show light aging, with some handling marks evident. Might be graded 63 or 64. team. She enjoys spending time outdoors with her two adopted Pit Bull Terriers—Skylar and Deke. Bianca aims to share her passion with other collectors by tailoring selections to enhance their holdings. Bianca CU, Unc. or Crisp Uncirculated or New - A new note with some minor flaws. The note may have some aging, pinholes, Bart is among the youngest Associate Members ever accepted by the Professional Numismatists Guild. margins may be shifted, handling marks will be evident, with one or two corner tip folds. 60 to 62. Contact her at [email protected] or call 1-586-979-3400. AU or Almost Uncirculated or About New - A note similar to a “CU” or “Unc.” note above, but will have a centerfold and/or Over the past two decades Mike Abramson has had articles published in Coin World and Paper Money another light fold, corner fold, or bend in another area. May be graded 50 to 58. magazine, and is widely considered the nation's largest currency dealer concentrating on special serial numbered banknotes. He considers it a real honor to have been the primary dealer for constructing XF or Extra Fine - A lightly circulated note that may have three folds, and may have handling marks and other minor distractions. Still relatively crisp and clean. Reasonable to expect a possible grade of 40 – 45 by PMG or PCGS. five of the six largest collections of these notes since the A. A. Grinnell sales of the 1940s: The massive

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1. $10 1861, Fr. 8, Demand Note. Tied for the Finest Known. This note has creamy paper, vivid inks, and a deep green back. Comment of minor repairs references a lightened micro substance on back, but not bad enough for net. With strong signatures and a note preserved in such a lofty state, we’re not anticipating this rarity will be around long. PMG VF 30. $26,950

2. $10 1861, Fr. 8, Demand Note. A very respectable example of this always desirable issue. The paper is quite solid and although a few pinholes exist, this is consistent with the grade is not mentioned on the holder. Less than three dozen known for this Boston issue--many out of reach for most collectors. PMG Choice Fine 15. $9995

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3. $1 1862, Fr. 16c. Wholesome note with great colors. Accurate grade. PMG EF 40. $1295

4. $1 1862, Fr. 16c. Serial #5. Early historic banknote; evenly circulated, with comments of trimmed edges, splits, tears, and minor damage. PCGS Good 6,app. $495 Page | 6

5. $ 69, Fr. , Rainbow. trong colors loos ncirculated. PG hoice bout ew 5PP. $295

6. $ 9, Fr. 39, Saw Horse. igh Gradeatalog pecial. PG Ge ew 65PP. $595 . $ 9, Fr. 3, Saw Horse. otally original. oos hoice . PG hoice bout ew 5PP. $350 . $ 9, Fr.3, Saw Horse. ffordable with great collector loo. PG F 0PP. $25 9. $ 9, Fr. 3, Saw Horse. bsolutely stunning light center bend. hoice . $350 0. $ 9, Fr. 39, Saw Horse. Giant argins great ebossing Ge. $395 . $ 9, Fr. 39, Saw Horse. o handling visible. PG hoice bout ew 5PP. $350 2. $ 9, Fr. 36, Saw Horse--Consecutive Pair. hoice . $95

3. $ 923, Fr. 0, Red Seal Ace. he grade says it all PMG Ge ncirculated 65P. $95 . $ 923, Fr. 0, Red Seal Ace. Great argins. PG hoice bout ew 5PP. $595 5. $ 923, Fr.0, Red Seal Ace. pent soe tie trading hands. Very GoodFine. $25 6. $ 923, Fr. 0, Red Seal Ace STAR. Star, few edge splits. PG Very Fine 20, app. $995

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. $2 62, Fr. , America’s irs ece. arliest $2 series by the . o hint of any handling and a professionally closed . , r., acass or te ost selectie collector. PMG Ge ncirculated P. pinhole. PMG hoice bout ncirculated 5. $2995 . , r. , acass pertl closed pinole explains comment “minor restoration.” PMG CU 63 net. $1895 . $2 69, Fr. 2, ai Still colorful, ‘soiling’ along a couple fold lines. PMG Very Fine 20. $00 . , r. , acass. Pleasing free of an proles or negatie rears. n onest grade for an attractie note. PGS oice e .

. , r. , is. Can’t guess why it isn’t Choice nc. PMG oice out nc P. 9. $2 5, Fr., ear racee. tunning ornate pin overprint. PG hoice bout ew 55PP. $650 . , r. , is. e face up nicer tan tis. PGS V . 20. $2 9, Fr.60, ear racee ear perfect argins. PG Ge ew 65PP. $95 . , r. , is. ttractie and affordale. ine 2. $2 9, Fr.60, ear racee est grade Ge loo, price. PG Very hoice ew 6PP. $695 . , r. , is. en ear, free of an negatie coents. PMG ine . 22. $2 9, Fr.60, ear racee. ntirely problefree. Fine. $0 . , r., is. Moderate allet staining on ac priced accordingl. Ver ine. . , r., is. en circulated it a fe pinoles and sealed tear in oer igt corner. ine.

. , r. , er i. ice, idgrade it sall flec of rust in argin and inor scuff on ac. o leed troug 23. $5 90, Fr. , cer. eetering on Ge. PMG hoice ncirculated 6. $25 PMG V , net. 2. $5 90, Fr. 90, cer. ice body, no probles. Very Fine. $5 . , r. , er i. igtl circulated, iconic design tat as a strong appearance. Ver ine. 25. $5 90, Fr. 9, cer. earGe argins nice eboss. PMG hoice ncirculated 6P. $695 26. $5 90, Fr. 9, cer ould fit in a 63 holder. PG hoice bout ew 5PP. $65 2. $5 90, Fr. 9, cer sed, not abused. PMG hoice Fine 5. $225

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. , r. , ier. Minor repair noted on tis eautiful earl issue it onl pieces reported. PMG V . , . $20 1, Fr. 11a, . te 1 pieces nn, n are graded nicer. g se restratins are nted PG, tis piece des nt eiit an ar interna pres cased ain te deteriratin te rning encntered n idgrade pnd nterest tes. is peasing tpe is dated ct. 15, 1. e Greenseet ers a esae price $2 in F 20we’re prd t er tis r cnsidera ess. PG er Fine 30. $1,500

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. , r. , ai Attractive; “edge repairs.” PMG Fine 12, net. $2750 . , r. , mia. Good color and eeappeal it nice eossing. oice out ncirculated.

. $1 1, Fr.217, ara. Ornate Back. as Ge eatres. PMG ice ncircated . $250 5. $1 1, Fr.217, ara. Ornate Back. tnning; s etter tan grade. PG Fine 15. $5 . $1 1, Fr.217, ara. Ornate Back. igt circated. PG Fine 12. $55 7. $1 11, Fr. 22, ara. pen ac. Faces p nice; inr siing n ac. Fine. $25

. , r. , ic. nl tirteen eaples are non of tis nuer in all grades coined, a nuer ic as not canged in ore tan a decade. oent of repairs, none of ic are particularl distracting and te note as te isual appearance of a er solid V it good color and an eceptionall ellprinted seal. PMG V , net. ,

Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . $1 1, Fr. 225, caia “History Instructing Youth.” Fully original with no handling. PCGS Ch Abt e 55PP. $15 . $1 1, Fr.22, caia. tnning d tat arrived t ate r saing. ie t retrn as a sid, preree F. $1125

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. , r. , ai Attractive; “edge repairs.” PMG Fine 12, net. $2750 . , r. , mia. Good color and eeappeal it nice eossing. oice out ncirculated.

Page | 11 50. $1 1, Fr.22, caia. a cster Ps at et; perect grade r cectr. Fine. $5 . r. ii re Gem eample at raction o cost. PGS hoice bout New PP. 51. $1 1, Fr. 225, caia s ncircated, it great argins and tta riginait. PG F 5PP. $15 52. $1 1, Fr. 225, caia. igend er Fine it great . F. $5 5. $1 1, Fr.225, caia. Ardae pprtnit t n an icnic design. FineF. $5 5. $1 1, Fr. 225, caia. A e edge nics and areas interna eaness ang d ines. G. $25

55. $1 1, Fr 22a, Black agle. 2nd arest ac age. ernnMcng sigs it geners argins. pe aint spts in argin; ‘retouched.’ PMG ice F 5. $115

5. $1 1, Fr. 21, ac ae arest ac age, . r. ier ar ac arge brown spiked seal portrait o lysses S. Grant on ront and ive Morgan Silver ar nne; incredie Dollars on back. “Edge Restoration” nearly impossible to locate. Great value. PCGS Choice New app. opportunity. Split” can’t be . r. ra. Scarce pen Back esign ideal collector’s grade. PCGS Very ine . cated. PMG F 0. $5 57. $1 1, Fr. 22, ac ae. eep essing rigina paper ave. ice At ncircated. $25 5. $1 1, Fr. 2, ac ae d ac and e ins. ice At ncircated. $75 5. $1 1, Fr. 2, ac ae. A e ispering ends. tra Fine – At ncircated. $5 0. $1 1, Fr. 2, ac ae. eeeeBurke doesn’t come any cheaper. VGFine. $115 1. $1 1, Fr. 2, ac ae e acisitin, arrived t ate r grading. ice . $5 2. $1 1, Fr. 2, ac ae. Attractive and ardae eape. F. $15 . $1 12, Fr.27, asi. n 11 iner graded eiter PMG r PG it nne nicer tan . PG per Ge e 7PP. $75 . $1 12, Fr. 27, . r. caia. “Science presents Steam and Electricity to Commerce and Manufacture” No signs of even the asi. at can e slightest handling with boardwalk margins. PMG bout ncirculated . say that the grade doesn’t? PG Ge e 5PP. $25 5. $1 12, Fr.27, asi. nder . ice A $15

. $2 1, Fr. 2, caia e nicest 5 we’ve ever seen! No handling visie. PG F 5. $250 . r. ie. Striking eual to many in slabs. PGS hoice bout New . . r. ie. Pleasing detail and brilliant inks sets staple holes near portrait only when backlit. PMG . . r. ie. Nice even circulated note still respectable looking. Very Good ine. . r. ie nc look price. Perect or collector. PGS hoice bout New . . r. ie. Two small “minor rust” spots on back. PMG Choice ine . . r. ie. holesome note with great eyeappeal. hoice . 7. $2 1, Fr. 2, caia Mtipe pines and inr aet staining n ac rigt. er Fine. $5 . r. ie. Great collector look! ineVery ine. . $2 1, Fr. 25, ii re A perennia avrite certain t e reed ic. PG ice At e 55. $115 . r. re. conic design with a single small tear in top margin. PGS hoice bout New 58. . r. re Lincoln surrounded by ship’s porthole. Very ine.

Page | 12 50. $1 1, Fr.22, caia. a cster Ps at et; perect grade r cectr. Fine. $5 . r. ii re Gem eample at raction o cost. PGS hoice bout New PP. 51. $1 1, Fr. 225, caia s ncircated, it great argins and tta riginait. PG F 5PP. $15 52. $1 1, Fr. 225, caia. igend er Fine it great . F. $5 5. $1 1, Fr.225, caia. Ardae pprtnit t n an icnic design. FineF. $5 5. $1 1, Fr. 225, caia. A e edge nics and areas interna eaness ang d ines. G. $25

55. $1 1, Fr 22a, Black agle. 2nd arest ac age. ernnMcng sigs it geners argins. pe aint spts in argin; ‘retouched.’ PMG ice F 5. $115

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. r. mse endricks in tombstoneshaped frame no negative comments. PCGS V . . , r., ac ac. arly Siler refreshingly without single problem or comment. iid eample defies the norm of ‘net’ or ‘apparent’ notes. Intricate detail remains brilliant with large brown Treasury seal and “XX” protector showing great color. G ery ine .

. r. ac acrie iares. ne of only notes in the public domain. t is wellmargined with good color. The note bears the signatures of T. Hillhouse, Scofield, and Gilfillan. Comment of minor repairs that we’d gladly disclose if we could locate them. PMG ine . . , r. , ac ac Hero from ar of , Stephen ecatur, with brown underprint of “XX” and seal. “SILVER” spans back, each letter in black octagon.“ Repairs; Ink marks on face” difficult to find, not distracting. CGS , app

. r. ac ac. Robert Morris at left. Note has appearance of a C eample with deep original paper wave and eyepopping embossing. The inks are rich and contrast nicely with the fresh creamy paper. The black inks on the back are bold and eactly what youd epect from a Gem eample. PMG Choice bout ncirculated EP. . , r. , ai. iamond ac. This rarity loos much nicer than its assigned grade. G .

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. , r., ac ac. arly Siler refreshingly without single problem or comment. iid eample defies the norm of ‘net’ or ‘apparent’ notes. Intricate detail remains brilliant with large brown Treasury seal and “XX” protector showing great color. G ery ine .

. , r. , ac ac Hero from ar of , Stephen ecatur, with brown underprint of “XX” and seal. “SILVER” spans back, each letter in black octagon.“ Repairs; Ink marks on face” difficult to find, not distracting. CGS , app

. , r. , ai. iamond ac. This rarity loos much nicer than its assigned grade. G .

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. , r. , ai. iamond ack. ery rare number, with only pieces known in all grades. This eample boasts strong paper and a bold seal, with full margins. This note is comment and problemfree. S V ,.

. , r. , ere. Terrific type note; few light bends. V .

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. , r. , a Large brown seal; “baby watermelon”; Gemmargins; great look with invisible “minor restoration” right edge. Looks like k. hoice bout ncirculated . . , r., a. Identical to above that’s entirely problemfree and looks . S E . . , r., a. nc. appearance; price. S bout ew . . , r., a Small scalloped seal; looks hoice . S hoice bout ew . . , r., a. em look without the cost. S hoice bout ew . . , r., a. rade reflects the beauty. S em ew .

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. r. cers. perb margins withot slightest hint o handling visible. his note wold have been sold as perb Gem years ago. G hoice bot ncirclated .

. r. mas. andsome portrait o nion General George . homas at center with eight nice margins. argain. G hoice ew .

. r. eria. ach design eatre is bold and displays complete originality. G hoice nc .

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Page | 17 U.S. LARGE SIZE TYPE NOTES - TREASURY NOTES U.S. LARGE SIZE TYPE NOTES - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTES . r. hicago— . Gradelimiting actor is bottom margin. G hoice ncirclated . . r. ansas ity . Great margins; minor stain on back. G hoice bot ew 58.

. r. Boston—. Iconic design with battleship. Looks markedly ndergraded; presents as perb Gem. G hoice bot ew . . r. leveland—. It lovingly traded hands a ew times. ery ine. . r. hicago—. ttractive and aordable ery ine. . r. hicago—. lenty attractive to please collectors. ery ine. . r. ansas ity—. mall sc and spot in margin. ery ine. . r. ansas ity—. ogher district cople olds. ery ine. . r. Dallas—. triking appearance. G hoice tra ine . . r. ansas ity. roblemree with even circ. ine.

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. r. . nly eamples are recorded or this onenmber type. hese reasry s are classic paper money rarities with a ascinating history. s soon as the herman ilver rchase ct which called or the issance o reasry otes was passed on ly the reasrer ames . ston organied the eort to design and isse the notes. esigns or the typical denominations to were prepared; by ovember the proposed design was completed. Like the amos atermelon and the back design eatred generosly proportioned letters in the word I intricately engraved and in the rich green color synonymos with the nickname Greenback. he rich . r. a Boston. holesome and nice. G hoice bot ncirclated . and colorl designs were intended or all the denominations o reasry otes bt beore any s were printed . r. ew ork— lean eample. G hoice bot ew the eries with its new back designs had already been introdced to aid in contereit detection. he new designs . r. a ew ork—. Great look eatred an open back with two large areas o open design in which the colored ibers in the paper cold be easily seen. In . r. a ew ork—. cople sot bends. . the reasry ote went into prodction and notes were printed in total. ltimately only o the . r. c ew ork—. mall sealed tear in margin. Great look; better price. . notes were issed and they likely were sed primarily or largedollar banktobank transactions involving the prchase o . r. a ichmond— ogh r. G bot ncirclated . silver. the crrent recorded eamples si pieces are permanently imponded in instittional collections limiting the . r. a hicago— laing ble overprint. . nmber o collectible eamples to only . he ity ollar ewards stats as a classic nmismatic rarity is orever . r. a hicago ice note with a ew olds. . protected. he note is ree o any comments and the assigned grade is accrate. his note will boost the collection o . r.a San rancisco— perb margins G hoice bot ncirclated . some lcky individal into a totally dierent class as less than two doen collectors will ever have the opportnity to have a . r.a San rancisco—. ot bend deep emboss G bot ncirclated . eward in their holdings. erms available. G G . . ffordable— r choice district with minor laws. ery ine. . r. a leveland—. olid appearance. ery ine. Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . ffordable— r choice district. ine.

Page | 18 U.S. LARGE SIZE TYPE NOTES - TREASURY NOTES U.S. LARGE SIZE TYPE NOTES - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTES . r. hicago— . Gradelimiting actor is bottom margin. G hoice ncirclated . . r. ansas ity . Great margins; minor stain on back. G hoice bot ew 58.

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Page | 19 . —. r choice district. ine. . r. . ccrate grade; no problems. G ery ine . r . r. . ntirely problemree. G ery ine . . r. . lly intact with its integrity. Gine. n ultrahandsome eample o an early large spied brown seal old ertiiate in peret olletor grade onsiderably rarer than r with only eamples nown inor repairs noted on holder to desribe a handul o sealed splits in the margins his note is very diiult to loate in high grade has graded a single n eample with the net highest note a single roud to oer this beauty

. r. — erect type note G hoice bot ew . r riginal embossing antasti paper wave eeptional olor his beauty has ever attribute you’d want rom a em eample iro tear sealed in top margin em ew app

r — ibrant ba lean ront eret or a serious olletor r — ne year design lightly muted ba but gorgeous ae ttrative . r. —. issing rom most advanced collections; attractive specimen at aordable and aordable ery ine level. ople skilled restorations in top margin that shold have been overlooked in this grade. G ine app. r ne grade away rom em hoie nirulated

U.S. LARGE SIZE TYPE NOTES - GOLD CERTIFICATES r his brilliantly olored large brown seal old ote is one o less than a doen and a hal eamples o this number t is rather high up in the ensus with only a ew eamples above it o r s grading higher than

are nown omment o

edge restorations reerenes a proessionally sealed split in margin that’s uite diiult to detet any ome with obetionable laws but this one is a real beauty with broad margins and bright . r. . triking colors with etreme embossing. G hoice bot ncirclated . olors erms available 30. . r. . rrived too late to be slabbed bt it looks . . r. . ice look with nearly impossible to locate back micro paper scs. G app. . r. . ccrately graded; aordable. G hoice ine .

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r n ultrahandsome eample o an early large spied brown seal old ertiiate in peret olletor grade onsiderably rarer than r with only eamples nown inor repairs noted on holder to desribe a handul o sealed splits in the margins his note is very diiult to loate in high grade has graded a single n eample with the net highest note a single roud to oer this beauty

r riginal embossing antasti paper wave eeptional olor his beauty has ever attribute you’d want rom a em eample iro tear sealed in top margin em ew app

r — ibrant ba lean ront eret or a serious olletor r — ne year design lightly muted ba but gorgeous ae ttrative and aordable ery ine r ne grade away rom em hoie nirulated

r his brilliantly olored large brown seal old ote is one o less than a doen and a hal eamples o this number t is rather high up in the ensus with only a ew eamples above it o r s grading higher than are nown omment o edge restorations reerenes a proessionally sealed split in margin that’s uite diiult to detet any ome with obetionable laws but this one is a real beauty with broad margins and bright olors erms available 30.

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r ighly sought iny tear . $ 9 Fr. 5 top margin nneiae eineny eie niae insren r 935 ire in r asinn . is ne ttrative note with sillul surae as never een resse an repairs that are liely to pass the as inreie essin an inspetion o most olletors aer wave. ere are w net ses sae es visie ny wen ai. ie . $995 r esthetially appealing minor tear in margin r onest even irulation ine r . ih gold underprint pleasing ba . $ 9 Fr. 5 Free r waer an ire sainin eay. ra Fine . s eai. $995 r 8. $ 9 Fr. 5 . a ee sis an ines. VF 5. $3995 nly eamples are nown o this one LARGE SIZE and SMALL SIZE - NATIONAL BANK NOTES number type he note has a single pinhole upon areul 9. $ 99 F , 9. ie ny rariy wi ny er sa nes nwn. ny e eamination but is not n we’ve seen in 35 years! VF. $89 obetionable enough to be noted on holder he blue serial numbers bright red seal and vibrant gold 5. $5 99 erian rs . overprint on the ae along , 3 . with the raorsharp lielie Firs ne r arin inoln vignette give this iy. ie ew 3 . $995 note eplosive eye appeal erms available

r he ensus or this number is and the 5. $5 9 F grade is ust about , 8 Alaska entered in the grade National Banknote, as a ensus either servie has District. rariy e s graded an nirulated aier ny e irs e ea eample o this number rae r erins sine with both servies topping 98 in nras severa e out at a single omment eas. en sinares o restoration appears on e. insn an . ba o holder whih reers reer. is isa rei as to a proessionally and ire ies nie sillully sealed split in s e nie sas bottom margin net asa as a isri an as a erriry iia ewar an Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 ares Fairans. ny reen eaes avaiae ers an any iy e. Fine . $95

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5. $5 99 F , 12578. From “Land of the Midnight Sun”; is is e s esive sae r every er reree. V . $95 53. $5 9 , 3499. “Small Edge Splits”. PCGS VF 20, app. $5

157. 5 1874 , Fr. 1141, Farmers G of , Ch2158. lthough the word apparent does appear on the holder, the following comments are printed on the ac of the lael small repair in left margin. he minor 5. $5 99 aia , . weay sae. s restoration executed with consummate sill to stailie this historic annote for future generations. PCGS Fine 15. 8995 s r are nsieray re eensive. VF 3. $995 158. 5 1902, F of , Ch5588, ea areas tape reinforced. Ver Good. 895 159. 20 1902P, Fr. 58, F of , Ch11099. First we’ve owned. Ver Fine. 1495

10. 2 riginal, hames of , Ch57, . here are a few small repairs, ut this euce is otherwise intact and eminentl collectile. PMG Ver Good 10, net. 4995 11. 5 1929, tlantic of , Ch888. Eenl circulated. VF. 140 12. 5 1929, ishop F of , Ch5550. echnicall a erritorial issue. Staining scuff mars. VF. 295 13. 5 1902P, Fr.07, F of , Ch5699. 10 reported. “Splits, stains” on back. PMG VF 25 net. $945 55. $ 8 Fr. 5 F , 1741. Minor restorations (“repaired”, 14. 10 1902P, Fr.25, ohn eedman of , Ch3407. Ver Fine 995 “trimmed”) executed with rea si saiie i r re enerains ny an ave Fine. V ne. $5. 5. $5 99 a’ rs avins ss. 3. rea . e n . $895 Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 745

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5. $5 99 F , 12578. From “Land of the Midnight Sun”; is is e s esive sae r every er reree. V . $95 53. $5 9 , 3499. “Small Edge Splits”. PCGS VF 20, app. $5

Page | 25 19. $1 199 N rust and Savings Ban , Ch. uncommon opportunity at partial sheet. Choice C. $995 1. $1 199 NB , Ch91. nd finest of the 1 nown. Neither a ine nor a has sold in nearly 1 years! ine. $95 11. $5 19PB NB of , Ch59. doen listed old sigs. ine. $5 1. $ 199 NB , Ch155. ery are9 nown! . $5

15. 2 riginal, Fr.389, F , Ch1793. . nl aout three doen serial 1 La wos exist from entire nation. et for triial paper toning and unimportant edge damage. roph of epic proportions. f ou purchase onl one note this ear, mae it this one erms aailale. PMG VF 30, net. 39,500 1. 10 1929, F of , Ch1018. nl 8 nownnone sold auction houses or ea in15 ears.VF 1195 17. 5 1882, F , Ch4888.Gorgeous pen sigs; tin it glue top left—not enough for ‘net.’ Great type note! PMG Choice ncirculated 3. 150 1. $5 1BB r. 1 NB of , ChM. Chocolate rown ac old face seemingly impossile to elieve 18. 100 1902, Fr. 93, F of Ch4742. Scarce denom. Fine. 1895 the grade loos much closer to Gem with its paper margins color. No ends visile through holder. PCGS 5. $95 19. 10 1902P, Farmers , Ch894 right stamped sigs. Fine. 495 1. $1 19PB Mc Coo NB of Ch. ine $95 170. 10 1929, F , Ch13777. 000001. nl nown from this scarce town. 15. $1 199 nited States NB of , Ch9. 11. oridden title. wo PCGS VF 25. 1995 nearly invisile staple holes. . $95 171. 5 1929, Peoples of , Ch880. 000001. eaut has original paper wae 1. $5 199II verton NB , Ch1. nly pulic offerings nown. ine. $95 isile in its sla. PCGS Choice out ew 55 PP. 2195 1. $5 199 armers and Merchants NB , Ch11. Small notes only from elusive an only one pulic 172. 5 1929, Peoples of , Ch880. 000001. ighter top margin, ut no offering in 1 years. PMG . $95 handling isile. PCGS out ew 50. 1895 1. $1 19PB Broad Maret NB of , Ch991. Scarce first title. ine $5 173. 10 1929, F, , Ch428. pe , great. Choice ncirculated 375 19. $5 19PB incoln NB of Ch11. Spectacular emossing. Choice C. $95 174. 10 1929, of , Ch1322. Scarce II from Saginaw Bay city in Michigan’s lower peninsula. $195 175. 20 1929, F ane of , Ch10527. 000001. . his Motor Cit marel has everything you’d hope from a SN1. PMG Choice ncirculated 3EP. 199 17. 20 1929, F of , Ch237. 1 of 4 nown. Small repair in the top margin. Last example sold for 3750 eleen ears ago. Fine. 1995

19. $ 199 luuerue National rust and Savings Ban , Ch15. . ceedingly rare state! nly nd NM 1 to e offered in years. he last eample rought five figures. Small edge tear at bottom center doesn’t enter the design. PCGS EF 40. $995 191. $5 19PB r. BN of , Ch15. Wholesome example on scarce western state. “Repaired” for minimal wor lower right. PMG ine 1 net. $995 19. $5 1BB r. 9 Gallatin NB of , Ch1. tterly amaing type note which presents as Ch New cavernous emossing. PCGS out New 5PP. $95 177. 10 1929, F in , Ch14111. 000001. . are pper Peninsula note with 19. $5 19PB ulton County NB of Ch1. prolemfree hometown note. ine. $15 onl nown. his is the onl S1 and the onl EP example. PMG Choice Ver Fine 35EP. 7995 19. 1 19PB NB of , Ch. ew small splits in portrait oval. . $995 178. 5 1882, Fr. 471, F of Ch331. oo alue 4. PMG VG 8. 1195 195. $5 riginal r. 9 N Par B of , Ch91. Circulated; “hole repair” executed flawlessly. PMG G net. $995

Page | 26 19. $1 199 N rust and Savings Ban , Ch. uncommon opportunity at partial sheet. Choice C. $995 1. $1 199 NB , Ch91. nd finest of the 1 nown. Neither a ine nor a has sold in nearly 1 years! ine. $95 11. $5 19PB NB of , Ch59. doen listed old sigs. ine. $5 1. $ 199 NB , Ch155. ery are9 nown! . $5

1. $5 1BB r. 1 NB of , ChM. Chocolate rown ac old face seemingly impossile to elieve the grade loos much closer to Gem with its paper margins color. No ends visile through holder. PCGS 5. $95 1. $1 19PB Mc Coo NB of Ch. ine $95 15. $1 199 nited States NB of , Ch9. 11. oridden title. wo nearly invisile staple holes. . $95 1. $5 199II verton NB , Ch1. nly pulic offerings nown. ine. $95 1. $5 199 armers and Merchants NB , Ch11. Small notes only from elusive an only one pulic offering in 1 years. PMG . $95 1. $1 19PB Broad Maret NB of , Ch991. Scarce first title. ine $5 19. $5 19PB incoln NB of Ch11. Spectacular emossing. Choice C. $95

19. $ 199 luuerue National rust and Savings Ban , Ch15. . ceedingly rare state! nly nd NM 1 to e offered in years. he last eample rought five figures. Small edge tear at bottom center doesn’t enter the design. PCGS EF 40. $995 191. $5 19PB r. BN of , Ch15. Wholesome example on scarce western state. “Repaired” for minimal wor lower right. PMG ine 1 net. $995 19. $5 1BB r. 9 Gallatin NB of , Ch1. tterly amaing type note which presents as Ch New cavernous emossing. PCGS out New 5PP. $95 19. $5 19PB ulton County NB of Ch1. prolemfree hometown note. ine. $15 19. 1 19PB NB of , Ch. ew small splits in portrait oval. . $995 195. $5 riginal r. 9 N Par B of , Ch91. Circulated; “hole repair” executed flawlessly. PMG G net. $995

Page | 27 19. $1 riginal r. N Shoe eather B of , Ch917. Comments of “severed partially tape repaired edge and internal splits tears and damage stained.” Despite its low grade where will you find another PCGS Good app $95 7. 17 19. $5 15 r. N Shoe eather B of Ch91. Very rare precursor to replacements: “eengraved Plate” Ch. n incredibly indicated y asteris. PCGS G . $195 rare irst Charter period 19. $1 199 Consecutive Pair Chase NB of the City of Ch. Seuential pair preserved in pristine condition issue with eceptional eye with great margins. Choice C $595 appeal. The location isn’t important the signatures are 199. $5 199 NB in , Ch strong and the margins are 155. mong most generousmaking this the elusive states from which to acuire a serial ideal type note. ully original with no repairs restorations numer one. ur firm paid a fivefigure sum or problems. PC Choice to land this trophy. PMG 5P. $1195 bout ew . 1

. $1 199II NB of Ch9. . nly $1 . 1 199 Piua rust Co. , Ch1. ice iami County note. V. 1 y. with a few faint stray mars near 9. 1 199 of Ch. 1 known with light and minor wallet staining. V. 9 portrait. $5 1. 199 ifflin County of , Ch179. . mall nick and scuff at the bottom margin. 1. PC bout ew 53. 19 11. 1 r. 77 erchants of , Ch. onster type note. PC tra ine . 19 1. $ riginal Series r. NB 1. 1 r. 9 “One” Lazy Deuce. Charter . inth of , on elly old pen sigs. Net Ch71. grade from restoration area of serial 1 of only 1rown changing it from 1 to acks reported for the entire “1”. solutely appears to e mid county. Comment “repaired” five figure item. nder graded. PMG difficult to locate. ne of the G net. $995 nicest 1 known. P Choice net. 99 . $5 19PB National City Ban of Ch. perfect type note. Choice C $595 1. 1 17 r. 1 . $5 199 untington NB of , Ch5. Super Gem. $95 etropolitan of . $1 19S r. 1 BN of , ChM9. Bright red seal. efinitely undergraded perfect eample for type. , Ch79. Deep blue anticounterfeiting stain adds flair. Claims for a much higher grade. PC ine 1. 9 PCGS ine 15. $995 1. 19P armers Deposit , Ch. inor paper scuffs and a couple pinholes. ine. 17 5. $1 199 NB of , Ch91. ard to get fun to have. ell used if not slightly ausedtorn and taped in the center. glier than your prom date with a etter story. G. educed! $15 1. 1 19 r. 1 Citiens , Ch . $1 1BB Citiens NB . of , Ch ed eal. he 1999. n evenly circulated $100 only 1 of known on bank. Brown Back that displays vividly Comment of “small edge splits detailed design elements. he at left and right” could have purple stamped signatures remain easily been overlooked. PC legile on this eample. his is V app. 99 one of ust $1 Brown Bacs from this uscarawas County bank. “Pinholes” are noted on holder for eactly small holes visile only when aclit. PMG 1. 199 armer and erchants , Ch99. 1. ncredible opportunity . $5 on a great note. PC Choice ew PP. 19 Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 17. 199 hode sland ospital of Ch191. ype with light handling. V. 1 1. 1 199 hode sland ospital of Ch191. ype with tiny spot near portrait. V. 17

Page | 28 19. $1 riginal r. N Shoe eather B of , Ch917. Comments of “severed partially tape repaired edge and internal splits tears and damage stained.” Despite its low grade where will you find another PCGS Good app $95 7. 17 19. $5 15 r. N Shoe eather B of Ch91. Very rare precursor to replacements: “eengraved Plate” Ch. n incredibly indicated y asteris. PCGS G . $195 rare irst Charter period 19. $1 199 Consecutive Pair Chase NB of the City of Ch. Seuential pair preserved in pristine condition issue with eceptional eye with great margins. Choice C $595 appeal. The location isn’t important the signatures are 199. $5 199 NB in , Ch strong and the margins are 155. mong most generousmaking this the elusive states from which to acuire a serial ideal type note. ully original with no repairs restorations numer one. ur firm paid a fivefigure sum or problems. PC Choice to land this trophy. PMG 5P. $1195 bout ew . 1

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19. 199 Ch1. ea ue One. 1. outhern 1 that could have easily slid into an holder as it has the look of a . PC . 79 . 1 17 , Ch9. known. reat 1st Charter note. Very ine. 19

1. 17 a Crosse Ch. Lazy Deuce. hoard note with an nc appearance besides a single corner fold that’s only visible from the back. Perfect type note for a collector. PCGS Choice bout ew . 11

. OL O n LD OLLL ODO 99eachdenomination our choice ae y ae y ae y

obile vansville ort ayne Cleveland ndianapolis ichmond

C os ngeles ersey City P Pittsburgh an rancisco renton Philadelphia

Chicago Decatur loversville ew ork eattle . G nct irst Charter Sheet. Sbect sheet from the rvin ank. lean o gorgeous “Aces” plus one “Lazy Deuce”. A trophy nearly without equal in the realm of uncut sheets. .

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19. 199 Ch1. ea ue One. 1. outhern 1 that could have easily slid into an holder as it has the look of a . PC . 79 . 1 17 , Ch9. known. reat 1st Charter note. Very ine. 19

1. 17 a Crosse Ch. Lazy Deuce. hoard note with an nc appearance besides a single corner fold that’s only visible from the back. Perfect type note for a collector. PCGS Choice bout ew . 11

. OL O n LD OLLL ODO 99eachdenomination our choice ae y ae y ae y

obile vansville ort ayne Cleveland ndianapolis ichmond

C os ngeles ersey City P Pittsburgh an rancisco renton Philadelphia

Page | 31 UNCUT SHEETS—SMALL SIZE NATIONALS . Ch . e items hold a candle to an . , h. nly three uncut sheets known on entire state. omment nct sheet of lare sie red seal nationals. of only ‘adhesive’ lightly back corners. PMG Etra ine , net. seen drin past decade. PCGS Choice bot e . , h. . umbo margins surround this highly affordable eample which PP. appears Gem ew. PMG bout Uncirculated EP. . , h. . Unique for town; home of Kellogg’s cereal. Looks nicer

than assigned grade. PMG ery ine .

. , h. — . i erial umber nes; irst lair ounty of yrone. PMG bout Uncirculated EP.

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. , r. , . arely made the catalog. nly graded nicer by PG or PMG nicer ones are locked into collections. eemingly problemfree until backlit and you discover the single set of staple holes; hence comment, “pinholes.” Did not receive the ‘net’ designation. Gorgeous red overprint with an intelligent price. PMG ery ine . . , r. , eetering on the cusp of uperb PMG Gem Uncirculated EP. . , r. , conic design preserved in impeccable condition. PMG hoice Unc EP. . , r., . ttractive and affordable. . . , r., . little more wear. Gine.

. Ch ormerly from the ational ank of etroit sem. ll selvede all marins crisp sinatres both bank officials. of knon lon ao other sold above k. . , r. , — . nly known handsigned by .. oods with this the lowest serial. ery rare. PMG E .

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. , h. nly three uncut sheets known on entire state. omment ‘adhesive’ lightly back corners. PMG Etra ine , net. . , h. . umbo margins surround this highly affordable eample which appears Gem ew. PMG bout Uncirculated EP. . , h. . Unique for town; home of Kellogg’s cereal. Looks nicer than assigned grade. PMG ery ine . . , h. — . i erial umber nes; irst lair ounty of yrone. PMG bout Uncirculated EP.

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. , r. , — . nly known handsigned by .. oods with this the lowest serial. ery rare. PMG E .

Page | 33 . , r. , Re Seal ee. irst year of issue; usually found with poor centering. PG Gem ew PP. . , r., Re Seal ee STAR. key piece; important addition to any collection of small sie. Great look for the grade. PG G . . , r. , Re Seal ee. carce in PMG Gem Uncirculated EP. . , r. , Re Seal ee STAR. mall split at center fold. ine. . D, r. , Re Seal ee. tunning. PG Gem ew PP. . E, r. , Re Seal ee. etter series. hoice U. . G, r. , Re Seal ee. PMG uperb Gem Uncirculated EP. . G, r., Re Seal ee. Looks Gem. PG hoice bout ew . . , r., Re Seal ee STAR. PG uperb Gem ew PP. . era Re Seal ee. tunning. Gem Uncirculated. . era. Re Seal ee—et of . ttractive, problemfree. ery ine. . . Re Seal ee Star. . PG ery hoice ew . . D, r. , Re Seal ie. ear Gem PG ery hoice ew .

. , r. and , “R” + “S” Experimental STAR PAIR. nly , printed, of which less than two dozen remain. Catapult your collection. Nicely matched pair, “R” PCGS Fine 15; “S” PMG VF 25. $9495 . , r. , “S” Experimental— Ever seen anything like this? We haven’t. Priced to sell. ll PG hoice ew PP. . G, r. , it tt netie notes with “In God We Trust” motto. Scarce, few 1935 G received motto. hoice U. . , r. , Siler ert . ice ; great margins. Gem. . , r., Siler ert. right blue seal and serials ommon note, uncommon grade PG uperb Gem ew PP. . , r. , Siler ert. riginal paper wave embossing. hoice U. . D, r. , Siler ert STAR he grade says it all. PG Gem ew PP. . , r. , Siler ert. ancy umber. . ery ine. . , r. , Siler ert STAR lue seal star pop hoice Uncirculated . , r. , Siler ert ingle soft bend; fully original. hoice bout Uncirculated.

. , r. , Re Seal nre. Ultrahighgrade hundred with fireengine red overprint. PMG uperb Gem Unc EP. . , r., Re Seal nre. Margins of a with a small faint stain on face. PG h ew 63.

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. , r., Siler ert. unny ackust arrived; no time for grading. hoice U . , r. , Siler ert . ully original great paper wave, deep embossing. h. U. . , r. , Siler ert STAR. Early funny back star nearGem. PG ery hoice ew PP. . , r. , Siler ert STAR. Looks nearly identical to above. PG hoice ew PP. . , r. , Siler ert. ully originalgreat margins uperb Gem. . , r. , Siler ert netie. They don’t come more original than these. hoice U. . , r., Ten llar Siler STAR. Difficult replacement this grade. nly notes finer per PMG pop report. PMG hoice Uncirculated EP. . , r. , Siler ert . ancy with light fading and single Pinole on fold line. . . , r. , Ten llar Siler STAR hoice bout ew PP. . E, r. , Siler ertRare arest mall ie ; entirely problemfree. hoice ine. . , r., Ten llar Siler STAR little narrow on the bottom. PMG hoice Unc. EP. . , r. , Siler ert. ne year design with big, blue . uperb Gem. . , r., Ten llar Siler STAR elongs in Gem slab. PG hoice bout ew . Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . , r. , Ten llar Siler STAR nly slightly less attractive than above. hoice U.

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. , r., Ten llar Siler STAR. Difficult replacement this grade. nly notes finer per PMG pop report. PMG hoice Uncirculated EP. . , r. , Ten llar Siler STAR hoice bout ew PP. . , r., Ten llar Siler STAR little narrow on the bottom. PMG hoice Unc. EP. . , r., Ten llar Siler STAR elongs in Gem slab. PG hoice bout ew . . , r. , Ten llar Siler STAR nly slightly less attractive than above. hoice U.

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Page | 35 SMALL SIZE TYPE NOTES - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTES 01. $ 00 r.19G ama mmemratie. ote tmpe potmre o uurto 1009 from Obama’s hometown, Chicago, IL. GS rete pe oer t ouette of .. frot of mer f. . . , R Superb Gem. $50 . Loos seb. em 0. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta e trt o. rret $5. mo fet of o. pree to offer to ncicate . t to. G 5. $95 . , . , R 0. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta rret $5. r GS 5. $5 . o time to sab em. 0. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta . , . , R ret m $5 o re ia STAR. wone sta on fe better t t e emboe an attactie note. Choice e tu utter fre. G bout ine . rute 55. $995 . , ., R 05. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta . C em ew mot e boe. G bout . rute 50. $550 . , .L, R . bsote e. C . 0. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta . , .L, R aest sma . Choice ine . ret m $5 fforbe. oe . , ., R . C em ew . . $50 . , ., R . . C Choice ew . . , .L, RSan rani STAR. ae, ine. 0. $5 19 r.195 St i. rre too te to re. oo Gem. $5 . , .C, R. em ncicate . 0. $5 1950 r.195 Star te oe er tr. GS 5. $5 . , ., R. ing magins an eect centeing. eb em . 09. $5 1950 r.19 Star te. e or beut. GS 5. $5 . ., R. em ncicate . 10. $5 1995 r.195 inet nn GS Superb Gem e $5 . ., R. Choice C. . .I, R. C em ew . 11. $10 19 to 19 . .I, R. C ta ine . aneer STAR Pair. re . ., Rana it STAR. oeate aing, oessiona eaie an esigns eawn. eere eoer pr fu or. C e oo ,a. uo tre to ere t . . L, R . C Choice bot ew . oeute er umber. Gem e. $995. SMALL SIZE TYPE NOTES - FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES . , ., rnt R a Siler ert ansitiona iece, with bac inte om ates intene o be 1. $10 1950 r.010G ie sea sie cetiicates an ont inte om ates o geen seas intoce in . Cetiie as sch b C epto. GS er oe e ncommon ootnit. C e Choice ew . . $5 . , . , arr te. ighgae. C em ew . . , . , E l. C eb em ew . 1. $10 1950 r.011G Tpe . , . C, l. C eb em ew . te oe er . GS . , . , Star te. C eb em ew . oe e . $5 . , irt a anellatin— . icentennia esign, ostage ist a canceation stam. C em 1. $10 199 r.00 e t ew . Serie rt upre boe oe . , irt a m e boo ere t anellatin— . C ue of $00. erre. G em ew . oe rute . $195 . , irt a anellatin. ote eates ostage 15. $10 199 r.00 e t an tee stam to commemoate the Serie G oe rute ist a isse. em ncicate et . $15 of 5….$50-or-Set of 10…$95 . , ientennial ein eat aeSet of 10. Superb Gem….$95 1. $10 00 r.09 Star oore. GS Superb Gem . $15 . , ., Atlanta. note. C eb em ew . 1. $10 00 r.09Star rt oor. GS Gem e . $5

Page | 36 SMALL SIZE TYPE NOTES - FEDERAL RESERVE BANK NOTES 01. $ 00 r.19G ama mmemratie. ote tmpe potmre o uurto 1009 from Obama’s hometown, Chicago, IL. GS rete pe oer t ouette of .. frot of mer f. . . , R Superb Gem. $50 . Loos seb. em 0. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta e trt o. rret $5. mo fet of o. pree to offer to ncicate . t to. G 5. $95 . , . , R 0. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta rret $5. r GS 5. $5 . o time to sab em. 0. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta . , . , R ret m $5 o re ia STAR. wone sta on fe better t t e emboe an attactie note. Choice e tu utter fre. G bout ine . rute 55. $995 . , ., R 05. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta . C em ew mot e boe. G bout . rute 50. $550 . , .L, R . bsote e. C . 0. $5 19 r. 195 Atlanta . , .L, R aest sma . Choice ine . ret m $5 fforbe. oe . , ., R . C em ew . . $50 . , ., R . . C Choice ew . . , .L, RSan rani STAR. ae, ine. 0. $5 19 r.195 St i. rre too te to re. oo Gem. $5 . , .C, R. em ncicate . 0. $5 1950 r.195 Star te oe er tr. GS 5. $5 . , ., R. ing magins an eect centeing. eb em . 09. $5 1950 r.19 Star te. e or beut. GS 5. $5 . ., R. em ncicate . 10. $5 1995 r.195 inet nn GS Superb Gem e $5 . ., R. Choice C. . .I, R. C em ew . 11. $10 19 to 19 . .I, R. C ta ine . aneer STAR Pair. re . ., Rana it STAR. oeate aing, oessiona eaie an esigns eawn. eere eoer pr fu or. C e oo ,a. uo tre to ere t . . L, R . C Choice bot ew . oeute er umber. Gem e. $995. SMALL SIZE TYPE NOTES - FEDERAL RESERVE NOTES . , ., rnt R a Siler ert ansitiona iece, with bac inte om ates intene o be 1. $10 1950 r.010G ie sea sie cetiicates an ont inte om ates o geen seas intoce in . Cetiie as sch b C epto. GS er oe e ncommon ootnit. C e Choice ew . . $5 . , . , arr te. ighgae. C em ew . . , . , E l. C eb em ew . 1. $10 1950 r.011G Tpe . , . C, l. C eb em ew . te oe er . GS . , . , Star te. C eb em ew . oe e . $5 . , irt a anellatin— . icentennia esign, ostage ist a canceation stam. C em 1. $10 199 r.00 e t ew . Serie rt upre boe oe . , irt a m e boo ere t anellatin— . C ue of $00. erre. G em ew . oe rute . $195 . , irt a anellatin. ote eates ostage 15. $10 199 r.00 e t an tee stam to commemoate the Serie G oe rute ist a isse. em ncicate et . $15 of 5….$50-or-Set of 10…$95 . , ientennial ein eat aeSet of 10. Superb Gem….$95 1. $10 00 r.09 Star oore. GS Superb Gem . $15 . , ., Atlanta. note. C eb em ew . 1. $10 00 r.09Star rt oor. GS Gem e . $5

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esh hoie nilte

1. $0 19 r. 05 . GS Superb Gem e . $5 19. $0 19 r. 050G . GS Gem e . $5 0. $0 19 r. 050G . GS Gem e 5. $95 1. $0 19 r. 050G . GS oe bout e 5. $15 hllenin . $0 19 r. 050G . GS oe bout e 5. $15 le bol oveint le even boes e e . e lo obleee ine o hnlin visible thoh hole hoie bot e

. ven ilte note olletible onition ey ine . $0 199 r.09G pper Gem. G bout rute 55. $15 — . $0 199 r.09G G oe tr e 5. $5 ey note o sll 5. $0 199 r.09G . G oe er e 5 $5 size collectors. While it’s a . $0 1990 r. 0. ee trt. oe . $55 iilt note in ny e . $50 1950 r.109G Stu. GS er oe e . $5 lotin n nilte . $50 1950 r.11G . ret m e $50 trt ue t ere. tr re ele is eetionlly re but o te rret G oe rute . $195 e ith only e 9. $50 00 r.1 . e e oo 0. Gem. $95 enes in the et eh ee 0. $10000 19 r. mentions “retouched” in the 1 oents hih es . ommo to be ino sot to the trt tt brt let o the otit n only er m noticed under heavy scrutiny. Only 16 pieces have been graded uncirculated by either PCGS or PMG and we’re mor ee retorto hble to oe thee in this tlo hoie nilte te bottom mr. e believe it’s the only — ette ins thn note bove ith no te o ny hnlin empe urret hoie bot e be uer — st s se bt oe oble fure. GS 5. eil $9500 ie loo

1. $1000 19 r. 1 . t urfe rt ee ter t eter. . $195 Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . $1000 19 r. 1G . oeome probemfree. . $1995

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esh hoie nilte

1. $1000 19 r. 1 . t urfe rt ee ter t eter. . $195 Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . $1000 19 r. 1G . oeome probemfree. . $1995

Page | 39 SMALL SIZE TYPE NOTES - GOLD CERTIFICATES ORIGINAL PACKS of SMALL SIZE NOTES a. . $1 192, r. 2, ol Certificate. The face argins are super G Ge nc 5. $195 5. $1 192, r. 2, ol Certificate. We think it’s a true Ge note. G hoice nc . $95 . $2 192, r. 22, ol Certificate. Would e at hoe in a 5 holder. G ery hoice New . $995 . $2 192, r. 22, ol Certificate. Narrow otto argin with great eossing. G h. New . $95 . $2 192, r. 22, ol Certificate. pper right corner has een skillfully replaced. ery ine. $5

9. $5 192, r. 2. Fifty ollar ol Cert Breathtaking; hidden end ust preclude a uch higher grade. G . Original Pack of Silver Cert “Funny Backs” ni esin rare ere as nseutie. hoice Aout . era Half Pack of Silver Cert “Funny Backs” t a ntes are nseutie ut an n runs. ncirculated. 5. ntes are hie t e n. $295 . “Atheist Notes”, lacking “In God We Trust” Bright pack; free of handling. $1195 . ransitina eries n the hae W n the ak. ike irreaeae. . e reain intat. . nseutie ast the ue seas. . ntat aks are rare. 5. $5 192, r. . aisnn sis n esin. nseutie. 2. Fifty ollar . k. rinte n We ress. ol Certificate . arain n ear ak. S 1 of 19 . r aas u riina known—and lowest . . ir akate nrain rrr eer urth nte. serial nuer known. . iite nuer in stk. . iite uantit. efreshingly prole . ein iiut t auire. free. G 2. . . nseutie star aks a r eean. $5995 . New with “Loopy Lew” signature. $215

51. $5 192, r. 2, Five Hunre ollar ol Certificate. This eauty is pleasantly free of any proles or coents. nly 1 notes in all grades; always in deand. G . $1,995 . resh ak ith riht aer an ain re errint r ear series. . nseutie—eeein iiut t tain ireenine re errint n Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 sn hite aer.

Page | 40 SMALL SIZE TYPE NOTES - GOLD CERTIFICATES ORIGINAL PACKS of SMALL SIZE NOTES a. . $1 192, r. 2, ol Certificate. The face argins are super G Ge nc 5. $195 5. $1 192, r. 2, ol Certificate. We think it’s a true Ge note. G hoice nc . $95 . $2 192, r. 22, ol Certificate. Would e at hoe in a 5 holder. G ery hoice New . $995 . $2 192, r. 22, ol Certificate. Narrow otto argin with great eossing. G h. New . $95 . $2 192, r. 22, ol Certificate. pper right corner has een skillfully replaced. ery ine. $5

Page | 41 . Original Pack of Bicentennial euces istrit is ur hie. . Original Pack of Bicentennial Stars hiaehia. Wrth re as iniiua ntes than at ur ak rie. . Original Pack of S otes th rintin stars. ataue eia. . Original Pack of S otes r the inneais istrit. ataue eia. . Original Pack of S otes n ntes rinte—nt enuh rinte t satis uture ean. . Original Pack of S otes n ntes rinte. ataue eia. . Original Pack. nseutie—a e ntes. . Original BC of otes. nseutie aks ith ae in shrinkra. . Original Pack of Five ollar Silver Certs Since 1981, we’ve been privileged to handle less than six.

. Original Pack of Five ollar e Seals nues three star ntes ain aue t the ak. . Original Pack of Five ollar e Seals ina issue re seas. st aks rken er the ears. . Original Pack of S otes ast the sa hea e eist. . Original Pack of S otes irst issue i hea k aue is r the ak. rit tentia. . Original Pack of S otes iite rutin. eia rie . Original Pack of S otes. irst ear rie esin. . Original BC of otes nues ae an ristine aks r an ranis ith iit seria nuer. . ataue eia. . Original Pack of S otes irst i hea esin an ran. . Original Pack of S otes rie esin r hia.

. Original Pack of S otes i hea esin r e rk.

th dition, b r. rederic . art. opletel revised, new photos, pricing in grades, expanded insights and incidents with latest behindthescenes, color galler of inverted overprints, 296 pages, convenient 6” x 9” sie. or experienced beginning collectors, enogh data to satis dealers researchers.

392. erect air Book and rror of Our Coice….$59.99 9. Book only…..$29.95

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392. erect air Book and rror of Our Coice….$59.99 9. Book only…..$29.95

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Page | 43 ERROR NOTES - INVERTED OVERPRINTS . 8 . e hoie ew . . . nee. hoie ew . . . k inks oen eo. hoie ot ew 8. . st ieno tie fo in. hoie ot nite. . . te e with few s ee tes. 40. . 8 oht s o niest o fist. hoie ot ew 8. . 8 . e se o s oe t no in fee. hoie . . 8 . ot only are the serials and seals upside down; they’re on the wrong sie. e isie stin in et wie in. .

ERROR NOTES - CUTTING ERRORS

. 1 1 N nverte Overrint—e ote. ncredibly scarce to locate this dramatic error on a eb! PMG hoice xtra ine P. . 1 1N nverte Overrint—e ote. reamy paper with bold printing. ust as rare as above. PMG xtra ine P. . 1 1 N nverte Overrint. erials and seals are upside down; problemfree. PG Very ine .

8. . he sheet ws tie ioe efoe the oeintwhih is wh the st n n isinents e ienti n the int is in the oet osition etie to the iensions of the note. hee e few inhoes s est of the ottin soket feee whih oe within the . e. . ie et. . Left margin folded prior to cutting giving it a “butterfly” appearance. PMG hoie ine . . ie et . oe efoe oeint eine thohot the ttin. nfoe we see . 1 1 N nverte Overrintye . carce denomination for magnificent mistae. hoice . 1 enoos ins. t ine. 8

ERROR NOTES - OVERPRINT on BACK

. 8 . ie to in with k inent inito. h ot ew 8. . 1 1 N Overrint on Back on C P exceeding rare; 8 known….this is the finest. . Nearly 1cm x 1cm “square” at top left on new colorized design! Very few errors exist Missing from the greatest collections; seize the opportunity to acquire this trophy. PG Gem New PP. on o new one e ew . . 1 1 N Overrint on Back. ront loos too empty bac too crowded with serials and seals across it. . 88 . otto of sheet with inti iht in on otion of owe iht istit PG uperb Gem New PP. esinto whee the fo intesets it. ot n eos on hnes ot ew .

Page | 44 ERROR NOTES - INVERTED OVERPRINTS . 8 . e hoie ew . . . nee. hoie ew . . . k inks oen eo. hoie ot ew 8. . st ieno tie fo in. hoie ot nite. . . te e with few s ee tes. 40. . 8 oht s o niest o fist. hoie ot ew 8. . 8 . e se o s oe t no in fee. hoie . . 8 . ot only are the serials and seals upside down; they’re on the wrong sie. e isie stin in et wie in. .

ERROR NOTES - CUTTING ERRORS

ERROR NOTES - OVERPRINT on BACK

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. . . eint in oe osition ite shows the est. hoie .

. . — . . . . he ost ti ttin eo on the new ooie esin. ERROR NOTES - OFFSETS hoie ot nite 8. 8

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. . . eint in oe osition ite shows the est. hoie .

. . — . . . . he ost ti ttin eo on the new ooie esin. ERROR NOTES - OFFSETS hoie ot nite 8. 8

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ERROR NOTES - MISSING PRINTINGS

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ERROR NOTES - MISSING PRINTINGS

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Page | 49 . . 20 . his note received two 2nd rintings giving it a ‘drunken’ aearance. M out ncirculated . 20 . 0 0 . he lower 2 of the 2nd rint is douled lurry. M out nc .

. 0 . n additional overrint was alied to this noteoffering two uniue serial numbers. Rare doesn’t begin to describe this mistake. PCGS About ew .

ERROR NOTES - MISALIGNED PRINTINGS

. 20 . arts of 2 notes visile overrint overlaing 2nd rint features. hoice ris . ncirculated. . . iilar to aove with only design frae and sall ortion of adacent design sall aer scuff on face. tra ine 45. . Missing several yellow “20” at each side of the White House on 0. . ae descrition as aove. ery ine 0. . . nother one. ery ine 2.

ERROR NOTES - MULTIPLE PRINTINGS 2. 20 . reat error generous argins. e ew . . . 20 . dentical to aove. We bought it cheap; we’ll sell it chea. h . 2 Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . 20 dentical to iage. hoice out ew .

Page | 50 . . 20 . his note received two 2nd rintings giving it a ‘drunken’ aearance. M out ncirculated . 20 . 0 0 . he lower 2 of the 2nd rint is douled lurry. M out nc .

. 0 . n additional overrint was alied to this noteoffering two uniue serial numbers. Rare doesn’t begin to describe this mistake. PCGS About ew .

ERROR NOTES - MISALIGNED PRINTINGS

Page | 51 . . ot as uch of adacent note ut it has sheet nuers visilevery eciting hoice out ew .

. . Giantic hite marin. PCGS bot e .

. Pale reen stri ith iantic hite marin. error; onl slihtl less scarce than doble denomination notes. PCGS ine . . . Classic matte reen stri in riht marin and misalined back rintin. PG Gem nc . . What elevates this error to an entirely new level is that it has the sae serial P. nuer on oth sides hat is the conundru...a horiontal shift of this agnitude ust have overrints fro two notes and therefore carry the serial nuers of different notes. urtherore it has een irregularly hand cut fro the sheet. Why was it . . Green stri on back ith enormos riht marin and misalined face rintin. PCGS severed so cleanly Who nows ut wed lay oney that it occurred within the soehow tied to the anufacture of the Gem e PP. error. Holder notes severed and tae reaired. ery ine 20 a. . . Green stri at left ith drastic misalinment of back. PCGS Ch. PP.

ERROR NOTES - PRINTED FOLDS

. . Preack rinted foldoer with a minor ‘ink’ stain in the to marin. PCGS er Choice e . . 20 . raatic rare. ery ine 20. 2

. . Preack rinted foldoer. PCGS Choice bot e PP.

. . n error even your noncollecting friends will recognie. oent of ‘back discolored’ noted on holder; doesn’t affect the excitement. PCGS Choice out ew 58. . . Slihtl smaller than aboe. PG .

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. . Giantic hite marin. PCGS bot e .

. Pale reen stri ith iantic hite marin. error; onl slihtl less scarce than doble denomination notes. PCGS ine . . . Classic matte reen stri in riht marin and misalined back rintin. PG Gem nc P. . . Green stri on back ith enormos riht marin and misalined face rintin. PCGS Gem e PP. . . Green stri at left ith drastic misalinment of back. PCGS Ch. PP.

ERROR NOTES - PRINTED FOLDS

. . Preack rinted foldoer with a minor ‘ink’ stain in the to marin. PCGS er Choice e .

. . Preack rinted foldoer. PCGS Choice bot e PP.

. . Slihtl smaller than aboe. PG .

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0. $1 181A F, PMG Gem ew P. $85

. Printed Fold. ncredible rinted fold on a modern technicolor desin. ot onl is a ortion of the 1. $1 181A F, PG Gem ew 5PP. $5 reasr seal on the back fla bt the color bar indicators aear on the enormos fla; far and aa the finest 2. $1 181A F, PG Ver hoice ew PP. $5 seen. PCGS Choice bot e PP.

ERROR NOTES - GUTTER FOLDS

. $2 1 F, Gem nc. $55

. . normos is an nderstatement .

. SC . 1.5” gutter spans across this blue seal. PMG VF 20. $85

. SC . Comlete diaonal tter from to to bottom marin. Small tear noted at to left. . $5 15 PCGS a. . S . A $2 red seal error is scarce! Gutter is subtle, but extends from top down to Fowler’s . ixth digit si. PCGS Choice bot e PP. in lower left serial was . . ifficlt te denomination. reak in desin all the a don left. ron Seal stuc causing a uniue from Chicao. PCGS . mismatch on this red seal.

PMG VF 25. $15 MISMATCHED SERIAL NUMBERS and BLOCKS

. SC . Serial mber is an inerted instead of an . PCGS .

. SC PG Gem nc P.

. SC ble seal. PCGS Choice bot e . 5. $5 1 F, . Sixth digit in upper right serial was turned during overprint and isn’t distinguishable. . SC ble seal. PCGS er ine . PG Gem ew PP. $25 . PCGS bot e . . $10 1A F, we handle onl 2 per ear difficult denomination. PMG VF . PCGS er ine . 5P. $85 . PCGS . Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . PG Ch ine .

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0. $1 181A F, PMG Gem ew P. $85

ERROR NOTES - GUTTER FOLDS

. $2 1 F, Gem nc. $55

. . normos is an nderstatement .

. SC . 1.5” gutter spans across this blue seal. PMG VF 20. $85

PMG VF 25. $15 MISMATCHED SERIAL NUMBERS and BLOCKS

. SC . Serial mber is an inerted instead of an . PCGS .

. SC PG Gem nc P.

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9. $1 195 , rnte . “Bow Tie.” Eyecatchin with serials on front bac blac district seal barel hits the bac arin. PG Choice nc P. 9. $1 191 , reBack rnte weinspirin face print atop verticall alined bac, 50 bac blan de to fold. nie. PCGS 5PP. 99. $10 19 , reBack rnte . ote folded before first printin. Then, nfolded to receive nd and rd printins. isplaed as bowtie to showcase this arvel, sall stain top arin. PCGS er Choice ew , app. $50

500. $5 19 , structe rnt t etane raent. inch seent of what appears to be tisse paper is offered with the note. ew redced price PCGS er Choice ew PP. $995 he . . Andrea oria was as much a floating art galler as a luxur cruise essel. etween her maiden oage in 15 and the maritime disaster ending her serice along with the lies of more than fift on board, she ferried thousands of people between urope and ew or. n ul 2, 15 the Andrea oria and the tocholm a wedish ocean liner collided amid dense fog off the coast of antucet. n August 2, 181, a team led b marine explorer and department store heir, Peter Gimble, recoered the anco di oma safe which had been submerged more than 250 feet underwater for more than oneuarter centur. hree ears later, the safe was opened during a lie teleision broadcast reealing stacs of .. $1 siler certificates and talian bannotes in 50, 100, and 1,000 ire denominations. After a meticulous inentor, some notes were presered and protected in speciallmade ucite holders. hese holders were sealed b PG along with a certificate of authenticit. t is a thrill to offer such historicall important relics from this famous maritime disaster. ach pair includes a $1 siler certificate and an talian 1,000 ire salaged from the Andrea oria mounted in custom acrlic read to displa, along with an informational V.

50. ne pair $1 iler Certificate and 1,000 Lire, each PCGS certified……………………………………………….$995 50. Two pairs, as above, two $1 silvers and two 1,000 Lire……………………………………………………………$15

501. $5 19 , structe rnt t etane raent ona fide 9 error intervenin tisse paper recovered OBSOLETE BANKNOTES with host note. n etreel rare error at an affordable cost. PCGS Ge ew 5PP. $1995$0 199 , ransse ecurt tr. Poler strip was ebedded properl, bt the paper was inverted prior to receivin its 505. 10 cents 18 . Montgomer, A. Pinholes. VF. $50 printinscasin the strip to be on the riht instead of the left. PCGS 0PP. $1995 50. 50 cents 18 . Montgomer, A. tain pinholes. A $50 50. 10 cents 182 . artford, . tunning remainder. Gem. $50 BIRTH YEAR NOTES -- SMALL SIZE 508. $ 181 . aannah, GA. VF. $115 50. $ 181 . aannah, GA. hin from preious mounting. VGFine $5 An opportunity to commemorate or celebrate a: Birth Year, Anniversary, Graduation, Wedding, or other Special 510. 10 cents 18 . aannah, GA. Fine. $5 Events. Please call to confirm the availability of desired year. 511. $5 18 . Milledgeille, GA. ear in lower right corner. VF. $50 50. t Brt ear ntes—ltiple denoinations and ltiple ears. 0000005 or 0000009. $150 512. $ 18 Manufacturers’ Bank. Macon, GA. mall stain. VF. $5 51. 15 cents 181 . Augusta, GA. ert. of eposit. Fine. $50 Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744

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Page | 57 . rtan afet cet Bank. irtland, . reated . uusta ans Bank. . e. o eoi. ie. to sere finanial needs of Mormons . Bank f uusta. . Te e i. . until losed founder, ose mit, . Mecancs Bank. . oie wi e. . sued for runnin an illeal an. otes . erca cane Bank. e o i. e e. neer reained fae alue, ut uily . erca cane Bank. e o i. oie . become desired collector’s item. Minor . Bank f use. oiie . ey ie. stains sillful restorations. . tate f usana io i. oie . Fine , a. Special. . Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana. ie eie i. . . Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana. . Bi e eee. e . Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana. eeo . . . . ana Bank. ew e . . oie . . arers Bank f Bucks unt. Bristol, A. ut anelled. Fine. . ana Bank. ew e . oie . . ents er Bankers. Montrose, A. em. . ana Bank. ew e . . oie . . ents er Bankers. Montrose, A. VF. . ana Bank. ew e . . oie . Bank f te euc roidene, I. Fine. . ana Bank. ew e . . oie . . ent Bank f ut arna VF. . ctuate Bank. Boo . ie . ie. . ent Bank f ut arna. FineVF. . ctuate Bank. Boo . oe we. ie. . ent Bank f ut arna. tained. Fine. . ctuate Bank. Boo . ie . ent Bank f ut arna. VF. . ctuate Bank. Boston, MA. Blue “FIVE” fully framed. Fineey ie. . ent Bank f ut arna. VF. . ctuate Bank. Boo . To wi ii i. ie. . Bank f ut arna. arleston, . tears VF. . e rncetn Bank. oieow . eie. . Bank f ut arna. arleston, . are al ortrait. Fine. . are t Bank. ieo . ey ie. . Bank f ut arna. arleston, . i red. Very Fine. . ran nsurance an. i . oie . . arers cane Bank. arleston, . Very Fine. . ran nsurance an. i . oie . . Bank f ester. ester, VA. lied orner it s. Very Fine. . ran nsurance an. i . oie . . erca Bank f ua. olumia, . Fine. . cane Bank f errn . ie. . tate f ut arna. olumia, . eenue Bond ri. oie . . cane Bank f errn . ie. . tate f ut arna. olumia, . eenue Bond ri. oie . . e er sn o . e e. . Bank f ast ennessee. noille, . Very Fine. . ana t Bank. iw . ey ie. . Bank f ast ennessee. noille, . A fe ontemorary in mars. Very Fine. . ns n rks. ee . . . arers Mercants Bank. Memis, . Fine . Bank f er asn. ooe . oo e ey ie. . arers Mercants Bank. Memis, . Very Fine. . e tate f Mssss. . . cane Bank f rna. orfol, VA. A fe s. Very Fine. . tate f Mssss. ew i oe . ie. . est er Bank. amaia, V. . uer em. . arntn Bank. io . . oie . . ents ee an. ydeille, V. Brit in em. . e unc ar. ey . ie eie. E ie. . ents Bank f eur. ells ier, V. emainder. em. . rankn Bank f e erse. eey iy . i i o. ey ie. . e Farmers & Merchants’ Bank. ieow oi . ie. . e arers Manufacturers Bank. oeeie . . A istori oard, tat as ust ome to lit and een auire roudly, in total, y Eeutie urreny. . e usueanna ae Bank. Bio . .. e. from ira y e ese are unissued and . Bank f entn. eio . ie. unsined remainder ese are unifae in la in, as ontemorary to te eriod . e tate f rt arna. ei . Be. . rinted on te front only. All i denomination notes, from te era, are sare as te uyin oer of in as . tate f rt arna. ei . ey ie. staerin. resered in outstandin ondition, it seets radin A. Many orty of ein ut into indiidual notes . e tate f rt arna. ei oie . for sumission to radin series, it eeted realiations aroain uer em e. Indiidual notes ae rout . e ut unt Bank. yo . e. , main seets an eellent alue. Intriately enraed and masterfully rinted it aealin entral desins uniue . e ut unt Bank. yo . . e. to ea denomination. An offerin unliely to e reeated . e ee ents. oio . oie . .... Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . ... . r a M f B seets...

Page | 58 . rtan afet cet Bank. irtland, . reated to sere finanial needs of Mormons until losed founder, ose mit, sued for runnin an illeal an. otes neer reained fae alue, ut uily become desired collector’s item. Minor stains sillful restorations. Fine , a. Special.

. arers Bank f Bucks unt. Bristol, A. ut anelled. Fine. . ents er Bankers. Montrose, A. em. . ents er Bankers. Montrose, A. VF. . Bank f te euc roidene, I. Fine. . ent Bank f ut arna VF. . ent Bank f ut arna. FineVF. . ent Bank f ut arna. tained. Fine. . ent Bank f ut arna. VF. . ent Bank f ut arna. VF. . Bank f ut arna. arleston, . tears VF. . Bank f ut arna. arleston, . are al ortrait. Fine. . Bank f ut arna. arleston, . i red. Very Fine. . arers cane Bank. arleston, . Very Fine. . Bank f ester. ester, VA. lied orner it s. Very Fine. . erca Bank f ua. olumia, . Fine. . tate f ut arna. olumia, . eenue Bond ri. oie . . tate f ut arna. olumia, . eenue Bond ri. oie . . Bank f ast ennessee. noille, . Very Fine. . Bank f ast ennessee. noille, . A fe ontemorary in mars. Very Fine. . arers Mercants Bank. Memis, . Fine . arers Mercants Bank. Memis, . Very Fine. . cane Bank f rna. orfol, VA. A fe s. Very Fine. . est er Bank. amaia, V. . uer em. . ents ee an. ydeille, V. Brit in em. . ents Bank f eur. ells ier, V. emainder. em.

A istori oard, tat as ust ome to lit and een auire roudly, in total, y Eeutie urreny. from ira y e ese are unissued and unsined remainder ese are unifae in la in, as ontemorary to te eriod rinted on te front only. All i denomination notes, from te era, are sare as te uyin oer of in as staerin. resered in outstandin ondition, it seets radin A. Many orty of ein ut into indiidual notes for sumission to radin series, it eeted realiations aroain uer em e. Indiidual notes ae rout , main seets an eellent alue. Intriately enraed and masterfully rinted it aealin entral desins uniue to ea denomination. An offerin unliely to e reeated

. .... . ... . r a M f B seets...

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. ent, rd Issue, Fr. . on Bure autora noted on older. Aout e .

. ent, t Issue, Fr.. are issue it inoln on te rit side. M oie n E.

. ent, t Issue, Fr. . armi A. omson autora. oie e .

CONFEDERATE CURRENCY: . , , , Montomery. is is te innale of onfederate and soutern states notes. It as onderful enterin and reat olor. e rossut anellations are nearly inisile as they’ve been professionally sealed with a few edge splits. The signatures are bold and the paper is rich and reamy Very Fine 30. ,

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. ent, rd Issue, Fr. . on Bure autora noted on older. Aout e .

. ontgoery. ceptional note that is pleasingly free of any probles or coents. ery . ent, t Issue, Fr.. are issue ine . it inoln on te rit side. M oie n E.

. ent, t Issue, Fr. . armi A. omson autora. oie e .

. ontgoery. trong ins reain on this rarity that has been pen and punch hole cancelled. ery ine .

CONFEDERATE CURRENCY: . , , , Montomery. is is te innale of onfederate and soutern states notes. It as onderful enterin and reat olor. e rossut . ontgoery. entral vignette of slaves woring in the field with coents of pen and punch hole anellations cancelled. ery ine . are nearly . ichond. Tellus holds globe. hoice nc . inisile as . ichond. Tellus holds globe. ashington. . they’ve been professionally sealed with a few edge splits. The signatures are bold and the paper is rich and reamy . ichond. Tellus globe. ashington. ight stains. . Very Fine 30. , . ichond. iberty agle. all edge repairs. app. . ichond. iberty and agle. .

Page | 61 . ichond. iberty and agle. ine. . , , Richmond. ive emales. Rich orange overprint. Choice ine . . , ichond. iberty and agle. bout absent. ood. . , , Richmond. emminger. unch cancelled a fe s. ine.

. , . Richmond. . . Indian rincess. his is the rarest ichond. anouvrier. rinted CSA design ith only by ules anouvrier a approximately pieces non proinent ew rleans in all grades. Retains sharply lithographer and printer. printed details. his type has not ecause of its light blue color fared ell due to the loer uality the bac design uicly faded paper it as printed on, resulting on ost notes. carce in all in many notes having problems, grades this type is uite difficult damage, and repairs. hough the to locate in problefree. This piece displays Restorations it note is a pleasing eception. has eye appeal. ine , net. ery ine . , . , Richmond. Commerce seated on cotton bale. ery ine. . , . Richmond. rain. ully framed. Choice C. . , . Richmond. rain. iffused steam. Crisp ncirculated. . . , . Richmond. egroes oe Cotton. Incredible emboss. Choice C ichond. ailroad . , , Richmond. Ceres by arbor. R unter. ery ine. Train. treely rare. . , , Richmond. Capitol at Columbia, SC. . . . , Richmond. Capitol at Richmond. In along center. ery ine. . , , Richmond. Benjamin. “Internal tear.” PMG Unc 62, net. $195 . , Richmond. Capitol at Columbia. Cut Cancelled. C. . , Richmond. Capitol at Richmond. Cut Cancelled. C. . , Richmond. udah enamin. Some . Choice C. . , Richmond. udah enamin. dge fray and in oles. ine. . cents, , Richmond. efferson avis. ery ood.

. ichond. eff avis. einforceent stains. ine. . ichond. eres avigation. patches. ine. . Richmond. Alexander Stephens/ Cupid, Industry and beehive. Salvaged from the “burning of Atlanta.” Includes Certificate f uthenticity. hoice . . , . ichond. ndustry beehive few pinholes. hoice . Richmond. Stars ars/ . . ichond. leander . tephens arrels otton bales. all stain ased near top. Stoneall acson. Choice tra ine app. A.

. ichond. ndian aily. . , , Richmond. efferson avis. . carce. . . , Richmond. Capitol at ashville. Choice C. . , Richmond. Capitol at ashville. . . , Richmond. orses ulling Cannon. . . , Richmond. Capitol at Richmond. AC. . , , Richmond. udah . enamin. Choice nc . . , , Richmond. udah . enamin. ine.

. ichond. iberty oerce. einforced. . Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . ichond. weet otato inner. .

Page | 62 . ichond. iberty and agle. ine. . , , Richmond. ive emales. Rich orange overprint. Choice ine . . , ichond. iberty and agle. bout absent. ood. . , , Richmond. emminger. unch cancelled a fe s. ine.

. ichond. iberty oerce. einforced. . Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . ichond. weet otato inner. .

Page | 63 --all graded by World Banknote Grading as WBG Unc Superb Gem 67TOP and sold for $65 each—

. esos rentina. right example eneral ose e San artin. . esos Cua. Colorful example of the anco Central de Cuba. . enge azakhstan. Architecture theme buildings statues. . Rufiyaa Maies. an climbing palm tree African drum. . ina aua e uinea. ale green ith artifacts arms. . iso hiiines. Stunning orange ith map palm civet. . ei omania. Solar eclipse astronomy theme. . ollar rinia & oao. Central an of . . olivares enezuea. iant armadillo Cuspon on bac. . acha amia. an of ambia—very colorful.

. rancs, La aanna era ecimen. ebra in bushveld. . Aves, tantic Forest oucan ecimen. right toucan rainforest. . , China iant raon ecimen. ragon polymer test note. . /, rctic erritories ecimen notes polar bear and arctic fox. . azakhstan ecimenurkestan Mosue Colorful sample. . uan, Chinese e earear of the oney. . e La ue iori ecimen ulticolor advertising note. . ound, Centra Bank of t. Abu Simbel statues, gyptian mosue. . , ntarctica enuin ecimen. Colony of penguins. . Rongo, aster san ecimen oai statues from early Rapa ui people. . , , , , and ollar, Comete e La ue et arious patterns. . , , , and ollar, e La ue et arious cash and coin machines. . uan, China am reat a est ote. irst issue test note. . ollar, orea oko san ecimen Serial number AA . uro, erman ieseke & erient est ote. Security test note ith lots of anticounterfeiting features . , , uro, France erthur ae uro est otus floer. . , , rancs, France chantion rint ouse est otes Set of . . . uan, China Memoria ote th Anniversary of res. r. Sun atSen. . olar ollar, rctic erritories rctic Fo Arctic fox on sno. . erman incor iorf M est ote incor Slimcash A. . Comete Coection: notes Items , ig bang, limited uantities.

GIORI EXPERIMENT TEST NOTES

Bureau Engraving + Printing (BEP) released ‘canceled’ portions of authentic plates to test high speed press designed by Italian firm iori. Specimens from the experiment ere never intended to be released. ront contains portraits of incoln, ashington, and rant—extracted from the , , and $50. ‘United States of America’ (from the verso of the $5) at top. incoln emorial is central vignette ith components from . ur firm acuired to uncut vertical pairs.

. ncut air CS Superb em e . . riina ncut heet of uects extraordinarily rare relic ith pairs identical to above. Amaing opportunity. CS . Ch e .

COLLECTOR’S COVE

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0. entlemans leather allet designed to fit inside coat pocet shoing epected ear. anc cursive E. E. (last name illegile) Boston ass. Partiall used oolet ommutation icets from e or e aven + artford . . o epiration date ul 0 one roughragged $ Blac Eagle. A time capsule offering glimpse to centur ago. reasure trove orth of research. $5 . $ r.00 — A marvelous mule featuring the reverse of a 5 Silver ertificate hile the face portras the green seal and serials consistent ith the design. Euall as impressive this is a Star note PS hoice e PP. $5 . $ r.00B — dentical to aove on a regular note. PS er hoice e PP. $5 . miion ear Fossiize Fish in limestone sla. . eocaena from ossil ae in oming. $5 . Boo Mie Cass to Miionaire ead to mae our move from iddle lass to illionaire Eecutive Currency’s, Frederick Bart, will guide you on your journey to acquire sevenfigure ealth. Perfect gift for ne graduates, Father’s Day, or the person with average income, but aboveaverage motivation. $.5 5. & Matche iit et Both from 000A series ith identical fourdigit serials n oversied sla so ou can eno oth notes. P em Unc. $5 . Fie Consecutie & Matche iit et same as aove. $5 . & Matche iit acks o pacs each containing 00 consecutive notes ith identical fourdigit serial numers. ou have etter chances of hitting the lotter than ever assemling this set on our on. $5 . $ 5A r.00 aaiiShort Snorter “Babe” Ruth. Several signatures appear on this Short Snorter including “Babe” Ruth inked on the face to the left of the portrait. Please note neither Executive Currency nor PCGS urrenc are authenticating this as a genuine autograph the aseall legend. PS E 0. $5

BULK BARGAINS

. $ 55 ier Certificates. 00 average circulated notes. $5 0. $ 5 Lea eners 00 average circulated notes. $55 . $ Feera esere otes 00 average circulated notes. $5 . $ First a Canceation—00 postmared hoice U. $5 . $5 5 Lea eners 00 average circulated notes. $5

INTAGLIO IMPRESSIONS of ADOPTED or PROPOSED DESIGNS

and are among the most highl coveted items in paper mone—unlie United States coinage here proof striings have een availale annuall to the pulic for nearl 50 ears paper mone collectors never enoed the same opportunit even the most common the most asic of proofs command prices eginning at $5000 ith several approaching $00000 at pulic auction. espite aundant similarities important differences eist eteen proofs and intaglio impressions. are produced on an intaglio press a design is released commonl impressed into ndia paper on cardstoc in etremel limited numers. —such as those offered here—are printed from the same plates and ins on the same presses directl into cardstoc release. Both are official products of the Bureau of Engraving and Printing oth offer a onderful eecution of the engraver’s design with each artistic detail flawlessly rendered and crisply impressed. Both proofs and intaglio impressions are printed on one side onl (uniface) ithout identifing serial numers neither is negotiale. ntaglio impressions offer a valuale addition to an collection or a orth (and affordale) gift to a collector at an level. nl once efore in the 5 ear histor of our firm did e have the privilege of ringing such important pieces to maret. PS urrenc has authenticated these as “Intaglio Impression from Original Printing Plate on BEP Card” and additionall graded each as em e 5PP or etter attesting to the pristine nature.

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. SC, “Educational”, Face and Back, face is PCGS Superb 67PPQ…..$395

. $1 1899 “Black Eagle” Front PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195 . SC, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$145 . $2 1896 SC, “Educational” Face and Back, PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$395 . SC, “Educational”, Back, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$175 . $5 1897 SC, “Educational”, Unissued, Front, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195

. SC ,“Chief” Front and Back, face is PCGS Superb Gem nc 67PPQ….$395

. $5 1923 SC,“ Porthole” Front, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195 . $10 1897 SC, “Educational”, Unissued, Front, PCGS Superb Gem 66PPQ….$145 . SC, nissued Front—very similar to Bison design, PCGS Gem 67PPQ….$145 . $500 1878 SC, “Sumner” Front + Back, both are PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$395

. S Front with Back near identical, PCGS Superb 67PPQ….$275

. S Front PCGS Superb 67PPQ….$195

. S, Front and Back, both PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$395 . $1 1917 USN, Front; PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$175

Page | 66 699. $2 1917 USN, Front; PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195 700. $5 1907 USN, “Woodchopper”, Front, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$215 701. $1000 1875 USN, “Dewitt Clinton” Unissued Front (identical to 1878, except placement ‘series” and Issued Back 1878, back is PCGS Superb 68PPQ….$395

. SC, “Educational”, Face and Back, face is PCGS Superb 67PPQ…..$395

701. $1 1890 TN, “Stanton” Face, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$215 702. $1 1899 N, Unissued—looks like ‘Black Eagle’, Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$215 703. $2 1890 TN, “Ornate” Back, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$145 . 704. $5 1890 TN, “Ornate” Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 SC ,“Chief” Front and 705. $10 1890 TN, “Ornate” Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 Back, face is 706. $20 1890 TN, “Marshall” Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$185 PCGS Superb Gem nc 707. $50 1891 TN, “Seward” Face, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$195 67PPQ….$395 708. $100 1890 TN, “Watermelon” Face and Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$375 709. $100 1890 TN, “Watermelon” Face and Back, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$325

. S Front with Back near identical, PCGS Superb 67PPQ….$275

. S Front PCGS Superb 67PPQ….$195 710. $1000 1890 TN, “Grand Watermelon” Back, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$295

Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 . S, Front and Back, both PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$395 . $1 1917 USN, Front; PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$175

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711. $10 1907 GC, Face and Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$295 712. $100 1908 GC, Unissued, Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 713. $100 1908 GC, Unissued, Face, PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$125 714. $2 1918 FRBN, ”Battleship”, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$195 715. $10 191518 FRBN, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$175 716. $100 1918 FRBN, Unissued, Back, PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$195 717. $10 1923 FN, Front; nearsame Fr. 123Poker Chip, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$215 718. $20 1920s FRN, Unissued, Face, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$145 719. $50 1914 FRN, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 720. $10,000 1918 FRN, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145

721. $5 NBN, ”First Charter”, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$135 722. $5 NBN, ”First Charter”, Back, PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$115 723. $5 1902 NBN, Ft Worth, Face Back, both PCGS Superb 67PPQ….$245 724. $10 1882BB, NBN, West Chester, Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$115 725. $50 1902 NBN, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145 726. $100 NBN, “First Charter”, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$145

Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744

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728. $100 1882 NBN, “Brown Back”, Back, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$115 729. 5Cent FC,”2nd Issue” Face, PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ…$95 730. 50Cent FC,”5th Issue” Face, PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ…$95

731. $2 1860s White Mountain, “Santa Claus Note” Face, (1983). Great holiday it PCGS Gem 66PPQ….$145 732. $1 1870s Lord + Williams, Arizona Territory, Face (1983), PCGS Gem 65PPQ….$95 733. $3 1856 Tremont Bank, Boston Face (1982), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 734. $3 1860s Bank Ohio Valley, Cincinnati, Face (1980), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 735. $10 18__ Bank Commerce, Fernandina (FL) Face (1985), PCGS Superb Gem 68PPQ….$95 736. $20 18 Bank Pittslania, Chatham, Face (1989), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 737. $100 18__ Bank Lebanon, (NH), Face (1980), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 738. $5,000 18 Canal Bank, New Orleans Face (1981), PCGS Superb Gem 67PPQ….$95 739. $10 186 chane Bank, St. ouis Face 1979, PCGS Superb Gem Ne 69PPQ. $95 740. $10 18 rtisan Bank, renton N Face 1981, PCGS Superb Gem Ne 67PPQ. $95

n the recommendation o Secretar o the reasur Salmon P. Chase, he F. . Spinner as appointed b President incoln as reasurer o the United States and sered rom arch 16, 1861, until his resination on ul 1, 1875.

His signature on the “greenbacks” of the United States was the most familiar autoraph in the countr. he lourishes are so immediatel reconiablesimple autoraphs o F. . Spinner are acuired immediatel b anious collectors. Cut sinatures brin $100250, hile checks rom ohak National Bank sined b Spinner etch $250500.

Page | 69 Spinner proed such an important member of Lincolns cabinet that his image appears on the Fifty Cent denomination, Not merely a numismatic link to the greatest maritime disaster in history, but a tangible relic of a young couple’s from the Third Issue of fractional currency, replacing George Washington on preious Issues and preceding Abraham promising future, which crashed to the ocean floor along with the vessel, touted as being “unsinkable.” Lincoln on subseuent releases. Public auction sales fails to reeal een a single letter accomplished totally in Spinners hand during the last ccompanied by three letters related to the loss of ohn ill decade. h rreaeabe ueuorth arhe ontan e etter eeute n ther entret b in the itanic disaster, consisting of a letter from his widow Sarah Snner, showcasing his uniue style of handwriting and signed by him. ills attorneys, a letter from the White Star Line, and a carbon copy ach document was generated during Spinners tenure as Treasurer of the United States, underscoring the importance of of the law firms response. he first letter from attorneys these relics. ach dates from 18681872 and is addressed to the Honorable zra Graes of Herkimer, N. A full typewritten ODonoghue & Forbes ( Dec ) states We are acting for rs. transcript of each letter is aailable upon reuest. Sarah ill...whose husband drowned in the itanic...at present receiving an annuity out of ishop eters fund. We notice....that 741. Snner rhe o e anrtten etter..... your Line has agreed to pay L , in settlement of all claims...kindly let us hear what part of this settlement will be allocated to our client. he second letter, written by the White Star Line, forwards the claim to their attorneys ssrs. Hill, Dickinson & Co. he final is the retained carbon copy of the White Star Lines legal firm to Sarah ills attorneys delivers disappointing news he The fascination with the Titanic is not the romance of the reference...to a settlement is with regards to certain proceedings in suriors but, rather the tragedy of the ictims. merica...but, we have no information of your client being party to Not only was it the greatest maritime disaster but, it continues to the merican roceedings. hese documents were part of the eoke emotion and stir the collectie soul of humanity to the present day. original ill archive, the best preserved and documented artifacts Her story is still told in moies, books, documentaries, traeling ehibits relating to the maritime disaster. and permanent museums. This 1906O Barber halfdollar belonged to Titanic ictim ohn W. Gill. It was recoered from the trouser pockets on his corpse. The he central piece in this museumworthy assemblage proenance is beyond uestion and the origin irrefutable. en the remains the unparalleled O arber half dollar certified by NC Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) which understandably takes as originating from the corpse of ohn W. ill. However, this archive an ultracautionary approach before endorsing a pedigree and contains a treasure trove of information an original auction catalog, imprinting it on the “slab” concurs with the origin. The Gill archie copies of correspondence between Sarah ill, the newlywed widow, and the White Star Line which disavowed any liability, continues unchallenged as the best documented artifacts recoered additional letters from the rovincial Secretary in Nova Scotia, etc. he net curator is anneing far more than a coin, that from the disaster. Any piece linked to Gill creates a stir, as the person is receiving an irreplaceable link to a historydefining moment. authenticity is beyond reproach. his most historic piece is accompanied by three additional documents () letter dated December , from Gill was a Second Class passenger on the MS Titanic. The O’Donoghue & Forbes to White Star Line on behalf of the widow, Sarah ill; () letter dated December , from the 24yearold planned to sail to America to begin a new life with his wife White Star Line to Hill, Dickenson & Co; (3) carbon copy of the letter from Hill, Dickenson & Co. to O’Donoghue & Forbes. and fatherin law. At the last moment, his wife and her father decided to remain in England to sell the father’s business. John and his wife, Sarah, were married on Valentine’s Day, 1912only two months before the tragedy. After she he coin and accompanying documents were recently loaned to the National rchives for ehibit at the onald learned of his death, Sarah fell into a state of shock and was unable to speak for more than twenty years. She resumed eagan Library and most recently to the National eographic useum, further underscoring the universal acceptance of talking only after falling down a flight of stairs. The pain eoked by iewing her latehusband’s belongings caused her to the importance and recognition of these artifacts. seuester them in a drawer. Sarah neer remarried. t a certain point, success is no longer measured in dollars, but rather by the prestige and privilege to acuire Mr. Gills possessions were carefully inentoried by a proincial secretary in Noa Scotia. The items were placed trophies beyond the imagination of most collectors; a rare collision of fantasy and reality. n opportunity to reward oneself inside a canas bag stamped 155, corresponding to the order in which his body was recoered. The bag now seres as the for a lifetime of hard work. centerpiece of the ehibit at the Titanic Museum. Among the items were his pocket watch the hands of which froze three minutes after the Titanic fell beneath the ocean surface. In addition to this half dollar, a folding comb, and a ring was Despite the coin’s million returned to Sarah. erything remained inside the bag until 2002, when auctioned by Henry Aldridge of ngland the holdings brought a staggering amount. So much so, that the assemblage was later broken into indiidual lots so that more Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 collectors could afford the items. The Barber half was featured on the coer of the catalog. That this coin suried the disaster on April 15, 1912, while Gill himself didnt, offers a poignant reminder of the frailty of human life. This siler disk endured the frigid saltwater of the north Atlantic, which was inhospitable to human life, een for a brief period.

Page | 70 Spinner proed such an important member of Lincolns cabinet that his image appears on the Fifty Cent denomination, Not merely a numismatic link to the greatest maritime disaster in history, but a tangible relic of a young couple’s from the Third Issue of fractional currency, replacing George Washington on preious Issues and preceding Abraham promising future, which crashed to the ocean floor along with the vessel, touted as being “unsinkable.” Lincoln on subseuent releases. Public auction sales fails to reeal een a single letter accomplished totally in Spinners hand during the last ccompanied by three letters related to the loss of ohn ill decade. h rreaeabe ueuorth arhe ontan e etter eeute n ther entret b in the itanic disaster, consisting of a letter from his widow Sarah Snner, showcasing his uniue style of handwriting and signed by him. ills attorneys, a letter from the White Star Line, and a carbon copy ach document was generated during Spinners tenure as Treasurer of the United States, underscoring the importance of of the law firms response. he first letter from attorneys these relics. ach dates from 18681872 and is addressed to the Honorable zra Graes of Herkimer, N. A full typewritten ODonoghue & Forbes ( Dec ) states We are acting for rs. transcript of each letter is aailable upon reuest. Sarah ill...whose husband drowned in the itanic...at present receiving an annuity out of ishop eters fund. We notice....that 741. Snner rhe o e anrtten etter..... your Line has agreed to pay L , in settlement of all claims...kindly let us hear what part of this settlement will be allocated to our client. he second letter, written by the White Star Line, forwards the claim to their attorneys ssrs. Hill, Dickinson & Co. he final is the retained carbon copy of the White Star Lines legal firm to Sarah ills attorneys delivers disappointing news he The fascination with the Titanic is not the romance of the reference...to a settlement is with regards to certain proceedings in suriors but, rather the tragedy of the ictims. merica...but, we have no information of your client being party to Not only was it the greatest maritime disaster but, it continues to the merican roceedings. hese documents were part of the eoke emotion and stir the collectie soul of humanity to the present day. original ill archive, the best preserved and documented artifacts Her story is still told in moies, books, documentaries, traeling ehibits relating to the maritime disaster. and permanent museums. This 1906O Barber halfdollar belonged to Titanic ictim ohn W. Gill. It was recoered from the trouser pockets on his corpse. The he central piece in this museumworthy assemblage proenance is beyond uestion and the origin irrefutable. en the remains the unparalleled O arber half dollar certified by NC Numismatic Guaranty Corporation (NGC) which understandably takes as originating from the corpse of ohn W. ill. However, this archive an ultracautionary approach before endorsing a pedigree and contains a treasure trove of information an original auction catalog, imprinting it on the “slab” concurs with the origin. The Gill archie copies of correspondence between Sarah ill, the newlywed widow, and the White Star Line which disavowed any liability, continues unchallenged as the best documented artifacts recoered additional letters from the rovincial Secretary in Nova Scotia, etc. he net curator is anneing far more than a coin, that from the disaster. Any piece linked to Gill creates a stir, as the person is receiving an irreplaceable link to a historydefining moment. authenticity is beyond reproach. his most historic piece is accompanied by three additional documents () letter dated December , from Gill was a Second Class passenger on the MS Titanic. The O’Donoghue & Forbes to White Star Line on behalf of the widow, Sarah ill; () letter dated December , from the 24yearold planned to sail to America to begin a new life with his wife White Star Line to Hill, Dickenson & Co; (3) carbon copy of the letter from Hill, Dickenson & Co. to O’Donoghue & Forbes. and fatherin law. At the last moment, his wife and her father decided to remain in England to sell the father’s business. John and his wife, Sarah, were married on Valentine’s Day, 1912only two months before the tragedy. After she he coin and accompanying documents were recently loaned to the National rchives for ehibit at the onald learned of his death, Sarah fell into a state of shock and was unable to speak for more than twenty years. She resumed eagan Library and most recently to the National eographic useum, further underscoring the universal acceptance of talking only after falling down a flight of stairs. The pain eoked by iewing her latehusband’s belongings caused her to the importance and recognition of these artifacts. seuester them in a drawer. Sarah neer remarried. t a certain point, success is no longer measured in dollars, but rather by the prestige and privilege to acuire Mr. Gills possessions were carefully inentoried by a proincial secretary in Noa Scotia. The items were placed trophies beyond the imagination of most collectors; a rare collision of fantasy and reality. n opportunity to reward oneself inside a canas bag stamped 155, corresponding to the order in which his body was recoered. The bag now seres as the for a lifetime of hard work. centerpiece of the ehibit at the Titanic Museum. Among the items were his pocket watch the hands of which froze three minutes after the Titanic fell beneath the ocean surface. In addition to this half dollar, a folding comb, and a ring was Despite the coin’s million returned to Sarah. erything remained inside the bag until 2002, when auctioned by Henry Aldridge of ngland the holdings brought a staggering amount. So much so, that the assemblage was later broken into indiidual lots so that more Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 collectors could afford the items. The Barber half was featured on the coer of the catalog. That this coin suried the disaster on April 15, 1912, while Gill himself didnt, offers a poignant reminder of the frailty of human life. This siler disk endured the frigid saltwater of the north Atlantic, which was inhospitable to human life, een for a brief period.

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S or very collector creates a mental checklist of fantasy itemstrophies so rare that despite the financial success of the “The story behind the creation of the 1943 copper cents has been told and retold in numismatic circles since the discovery individual, obtaining one carries far greater value than the money spent to acuire it. he realiation of the fantasy dwarfs specimen was reported in the une, edition of he mismtist eftover copper blanks from found their way into the cost of ownership. mong those who aspire to possess the finest in nited States numismatics, a genuine eample of the coinage presses and were struck with dated dies. ecent years have also seen heightened public interest in these the fabled pieces, with national coverage often resulting in temporary elation and dashed hopes. “COPPER” “BRONZE” ess well known among the noncollecting public are the eually as fascinating steel cents. The steel cents probably owe their existence to a few leftover steel planchets that were accidentally struck early in the year. ather than oten ret aone at the ae o the nnae waste the numerous steel planchets that remained unused at the end of , the hiladelphia int pressed them into service the following year to produce million two franc coins for liberated elgium. iven the poor uality control that a ne ter beo that the characteried the wartime hiladelphia int, it is not beyond the realm of possibility that some of these planchets found their way into a tote filled with cent planchets. nce struck most of these coins were probably released in original “STEEL” “ZINC” mintsewn bags. ichard Fenton discovered the first steel cent in circulation in . nother example was reported in by . . R or BR Smith of Fayetteville, hio. n his book he omplete ie to incoln ents David . ange gives an estimate of rarity of the highest caliber, with uneuivocal authentication. Less than a doen eamples are believed known, with si the number of steel cents confirmed as genuine mint examples seven (perhaps as high as ) Dmint from the San Francisco mint, and a lone example bearing a “D” mintmark (presumed) intentionally struck under clandestine examples and a single Smint coin. The hiladelphia and Denver coins are less rare than their copper counterparts, circumstances. t appeared in the estate of a woman who dated ohn . Sinnock—Chief ngraver for the nited Sates int but the S steel cent is the rarest of the offmetal error cents. The finest known mint steel cent was in the s—when both lived in the small community of North onawanda N. once the property of hief ngraver ohn . Sinnock, designer of the oosevelt dime and Franklin half dollar. e passed he museumworthy showpiece offered herein demonstrates pleasing goldenbrown surfaces interrupted by “test cuts.” s this coin, as well as a copper cent that he had also acuired, to an anonymous female acuaintance, who in turn sold the 3 Copper cent became an immediate sensation upon discovery—and today holds the lofty position of number out both examples to dealer William Grichin. The coins then passed through the hands of Harry J. Forman and John J. Ford.” of the top coins—crooks immediately began to attempt to capitalie with nefarious methods designed to fool the (From .com, lot , February, ong each Signature Sale) collecting community. mong the earliest methods was also the most easily detectable. lating a normal 3 steel cent with copper produced a visually compelling fake. s very few people had access to euipment to perform specific gravity The present piece can best be described as having the tests and many were unaware that only steel (not copper) sticks to a magnet, a pocket knife became the diagnostic tool of details of T F, which has received some environmental damage. Still, the lightly granular surfaces are choice. Cutting deeply into the coin would reveal the inner core—whether of copper or brone origin. entirely consistent with original circulated steel cents. The weight of . grams, as reported on the S insert, is precisely identical to the standard weight for the steel cents from the previous year.

learly a landmark opportunity for a collector who has already enoyed tremendous success in other arenas and is now ready to simultaneously fulfill a childhood dream and catapult his or her collection into the stratosphere. xtensive research suggests that examples of these two iconic errors have never been offered together publicly.

he present piece can best be described as having the details of L FN, which has been scratched. Scratches are present above L, near the in CN, and beneath the in LS, but the most noticeable mark is a deep horiontal test scratch from Lincolns cheek to the back of his head. hese marks were undoubtedly made by an incredulous finder epecting to uncover the steel interior usual for a 3 cent. he goldenbrown surfaces also have a trivial rim nick at 3 on each side. ccompanying the lot is a s vintage Fort Wayne, ndiana, newspaper feature story on the present cent, and a ay , , rofessional . This pair is being offered for your consideration at ,. Numismatics uild certificate of title. The “test marks” have long permitted accurate identification of this particular specimen. Such marks can be professionally smoothed and the coin reslabbed, should a future owner desire. However, we find the cuts to lend a uniue character to Please contact the Barts at 1-586-979-3400 phone/text or [email protected] for catalog items 1 – 744 the coin and a reflection of days before third party grading (or the knowledge of a magnet) would have yielded the correct diagnosis without disturbing the surface.

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Page | 74 EXECUTIVEEXECUTIVE CURRENCYCURRENCY EEXECUTIP.O.VE Box C 16690URRREENNCCYY L P O Box 16690 Duluth,P O MNBox 55816-0690 16690 Duluth, MN 55816-0690 1-218-310-0090Duluth, MN 55816 Phone/Text-0690 1-Duluth,218-310 MN-0090 55816 phone-0690/text utographed by omplete re 1-2181-218-525-3651-310-0090 phone Fax/text 1-2181--218310--5250090-3651 phone fax/text [email protected] [email protected] fax www.ExecutiveCurrency.comMike@ExecutiveCurrency.comwww.ExecutiveCurrency.com www.ExecutiveCurrency.com

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NOW IN MY 51st YEAR IN THE WORLD OF COLLECTIBLE CURRENCY

What a difference one year makes!! In late 2016 and throughout 2017 I mailed out catalogs saying that fancy serial numbered paper money was due to for a big increase in demand. While I recognized that this prediction sounded self-serving, I truly felt that prices were so low, and material was so scarce that 2017 would prove to be a banner year. In the area of special serial numbers; our sales for 2015 were $351,230, they rose to $505,283 in 2016 and they doubled in 2017. For the 1st quarter of 2018 sales were in excess of $2,300,000.

Last fall I mailed out a catalog that contained approximately $200,000 of fancy serial numbered Canadian Banknotes. 100% of the notes sold out in 60 days. I could have sold double that amount, but I can find no more are available for purchase.

During 2017 I were blessed with attracting six new collectors who have a fondness for Large Size U.S. Currency with special serial numbers. I literally can’t keep these notes in stock for more than a few hours. The “velocity of sales” of these rarities is just breath-taking. I am a lucky man and very grateful for your business. Here’s a bit of background on me, if you haven’t bought from me before now:

Mike Abramson entered the world of currency in 1967 as a teenage collector with a long time interest in coins. The moment he laid his eyes on older paper money, with their different colored seals, he became strongly attracted to these wonderful collectibles. He bought his first two fancy serial numbered notes in the late 1980’s: $1 1935 era Silver Certificates with serial numbers 00000001 and 99999999 for $550 per note. Everyone he showed them to, told him he was completely crazy to spend that kind of money. He sold his personal collection of fancy serial numbered notes in 1988 for a six figure sum, and made the decision to become a dealer specializing in fancy serial numbered paper money. 2018 is his 51st year involved in this industry. In addition to offering his inventory in this catalog, he is a partner with Fred, Doris and Bianca Bart in Executive Currency. To Mike this business isn’t work…..it’s a pleasure and a passion to pursue.

Mike has handled many of the rarest fancy serial numbered notes to ever to be offered to the public including the: $100 1966 Legal Tender A00000001A, the $10 1933 Silver Certificate A00000001A, the $500 1934 FRN J00000001*, four of the six known small size roll-over sets with serial numbers 99999999/100,000,000/00000001, half of the large size serial #100,000,000 notes, 40 of the eight digit large size eight digit solid serial numbers, and two dozen large size serial #1s.

Over the past three decades Abramson has had articles published in The Currency Dealer Newsletter, Coin World and Paper Money magazine, and is widely considered the nation's largest currency dealer concentrating on special serial numbered banknotes. He considers it a real honor to have been the primary dealer for constructing five of six largest collections of these specialized notes since the A. A. Grinnell sales of the 1940s: The 1990 Baltimore Collection of Special Serial Numbers, The 1999 massive VA radar/repeater collection, the landmark 2004 John Whitney Walter Collection, the 2012 James W. "Billy" Key Collection and the 2014 Mel Wilmore Collection. When it came time to sell, all of these collectors came back to him, for his assistance in placing their holdings with the next generation of enthusiasts.

Mike sold the VA radar/repeater collection in 1999 in his 168 page fixed price catalog and wrote the auction catalogs for both the Key and Wilmore sales for Lyn Knight Currency Auctions in 2012 and 2014. He has written auction lot descriptions for Stacks-Bowers as well. Mike is a member of the Professional Curency Dealers Association, Member #9999 of The Society of Paper Money Collectors, American Numismatic Association and a number of other numismatic organizations. 2018 represents his 51st year involved in the paper money industry. Call or text Mike at 1-218-310-0090 or e-mailing him at [email protected].

If you are looking for other types of collectible currency, my partners at www.ExecutiveCurrency.com have a $1,000,000+ inventory of Large Size Type Notes, Small Size Type Notes, Error Notes, National Bank Notes, Uncut Sheets, Original Packs of Currency and much, much more. IMPORTANT: WE ARE BUYING SMALL & LARGE SIZE FANCY S/N’s.

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QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS ABOUT SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBERED BANKNOTES:

Where do you find banknotes with fancy serial numbers For most of the last three decades my suppliers of newly issued paper money with special serial numbers were individuals who worked for either large money center domestic banks or armored car companies. Things started to change in 2008-2009 as larger banks kept acquiring smaller banks, and now most all of my domestic suppliers are “out of business”. Their ability to pull out fancy serial numbers has been terminated by new bank ownership. About 95% of the fancy serial numbered new currency I buy now comes from foreign countries. This catalog contains notes that were put away over the past three decades by several different collectors, who all decided to sell to me in 2017.

How would people in foreign countries be able to supply fancy serial numbered US Paper Money A call to the Bureau of Engraving and Printing confirms that approximately 70% of the total value of paper money printed is shipped outside the U.S. yearly. The demand for greenbacks overseas is very strong, and in many countries, they are preferable to the local currency.

What is the current state of fancy serial numbered notes If you’ve followed this specialty market over the past two decades you’ve noticed a sharp run up in prices of fancy serial numbered notes. But prices have eased off a bit over from 2012 – 2016 for solid serial numbers and for ladder serial numbered notes. The simple reason for that was the two large Lyn Knight Currency Auctions of the James W. “Billy” Key and Mel Wilmore collections during 2012 and 2014. With these two collections and dispersal of some other significant holdings during this same time period, more than $2,000,000 worth of special serial numbered notes entered the marketplace within a 24 month period. But that was then, and today is very, very different.

Who bought the notes from the ey and Wilmore collections I ended up as the high bidder on approximately 40% of the total notes in both collections. I have now sold 100% of everything I purchased from these two collections, at prices higher than what I paid at auction.

What does the future hold for pricing on this type of collectible While I believe I buy and sell more of this material than any dealer in the country, the answer is that I just don’t know for sure. I can offer some insight as to where I believe the market might be headed: 1) I have far fewer suppliers now than at any point in the past. Those suppliers that I do have no longer will provide $1 - $20 two digit radars, two digit repeaters, super radars or super repeaters. Bulk quantities of $1 FRN 3-4 digit radars and repeaters that used to be plentiful dried up five years ago and I am unaware of anyone that can supply these in quantity now. My only infrequent suppliers are based primarily overseas. 2) The major suppliers of $100 fancy s/n notes who were both in Germany went out of business in 2014. 3) There is a supplier in Vietnam who has access to $100 fancy serial numbered notes, but he doesn’t want to sell his fancy serial numbered $100’s at price levels that the market will tolerate. If I can’t buy many new fancy serial numbers that are currently being printed, I have to go back to collectors to try to buy their notes that they put away years ago.

So are fancy serial numbers a good investment If you’re looking for a quick profit by buying the banknotes in this catalog, I’d advise you to look elsewhere. Buying paper money with the hope of re-selling it in a year or two at a profit, is in my opinion, a mistake. For most collectors who bought fancy serial numbered notes decades ago, they may be holding greatly appreciated assets. I remember the first currency show I attended in person, 31 years ago at the 1987 PCDA show in St. Louis. I bought my first fancy serial numbered notes: two $1 1935A Silver Certificates, one serial #00000001 and one #99999999. The dealer charged me $550 for each note and everyone told me I was absolutely crazy to pay that much. I remember 18 years ago being offered the $2 1963 Legal Tender Note #A11111111A $3000, which I bought. This same $2 note sold in the Wilmore auction on 3-7-14 for $14,950. A $10 FRN JB00000001B PCGS 67PPQ sold at $17,625 at the Heritage CSNS auction in April 2014 and a $2 2013 FRN F11111111A sold for $6463 at Lyn Knight’s 3-18-16 CPMX auction. However I would caution anyone who wants assurance that notes they are buying today will be worth multiples of what they are paying, one or two decades from now, that I cannot offer you that comfort.

So why buy these notes I bought them for my personal collection in the 1980’s because I simply fell in love with them. The emotional appeal of a serial numbers like 12345678, 00000001, 99999999 or 100,000,000 is really powerful to me. You own something that is unique.

EXECUTIVE CURRENCY P O Box 190 uluth, MN 5581090 1183100090 phone and text 11855351 fax [email protected] www.ExecutiveCurrency.com

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ULTRA LOW SERIAL NUMBERED BANKNOTES Denom Year Type Serial # Grade Commentary Price $1 1988 Fed Res Note A00000001B PMG 65 EPQ Serial #1 on Dist. #1 $8,800 $1 2001 Fed Res Note B00000001A PMG 20 Desirable A Suffix $3,000 $1 1963A Fed Res Note B00000001A PCGS 63 PPQ Desirable A Suffix $6,800 $1 2009 Fed Res Note B00000001B PMG 64 EPQ $9,500 $1 2009 Fed Res Note B00000003B PMG 65 EPQ Three $1 2009 Fed Res Note B00000004B PMG 65 EPQ Notes $10 1963 Fed Res Note B00000001B PMG 65 EPQ $7,900 $1 2006 Fed Res Note E00000001D PCGS 64 PPQ $6,500 $1 2006 Fed Res Note E00000001H PMG 65 EPQ $7,500 $1 2006 Fed Res Note F00000001 I PMG 65 $7,000 $1 1981 Fed Res Note G00000001* PCGS 40 XF #1 STAR NOTE!!! $12,000 $1 2006 Fed Res Note G00000001E PMG 64 $6,500 $1 1977 Fed Res Note I 00000001B PMG 63 $6,000 $5 2009 Fed Res Note JL00000001B PMG 67 EPQ $8,500 $10 1934C Fed Res Note H00000001B PMG 58 Incredibly rare $18,000 $10 2001 Fed Res Note CC00000001B 64 Net $7,500 $20 1974 Fed Res Note D00000001C PCGS 63 PPQ $7,500 1st United States $20 1977 Fed Res Note K00000001A PMG 58 PPQ Coveted A Suffix $6,200 $1 Treasury Note $20 1985 Fed Res Note F00000001D PMG 58 $5,900 of 1891 printed $20 2004A Fed Res Note GF00000001D PMG 30 EPQ Cheap $2,900 $5,000. The only known $5 Red Seal Roll-Over Pair – A Museum worthy addition to your collection $5 1928E Legal Tender G99999999A PMG 55 AU Looks Choice CU $55,000 We sold the $1 $5 1928E Legal Tender H00000001A PMG 45 Ch XF Looks Choice AU pair 1890 Treasury $1 1935F Silver Certificate Z00000002G PMG 66 EPQ Unusually high grade $1600 Note A1 in similar $1 1935F Silver Certificate Z00000003G PMG 58 EPQ $800 condition for $20 1999 FRN A00000003* PCGS 63 PPQ $1800 $,000 in 1999. $2 2003 FRN A00000004* PCGS 64 PPQ $1200 $2 2003 FRN C00000004* PCGS 64 PPQ $1200 $10 2001 FRN CC00000007B PCGS 62 PPQ tiny margin crimp $650 $5 1995 FRN K00000008C PCGS 64 PPQ $800 $100 2006A FRN KF00000009B PMG 55 $1000

We are a major buyer of Large Size US Type Notes with serial #1 Contact Mike Abramson at 218-310-0090 phone/text Contact Mike Abramson @ 1-218-310-0090 phone/text or [email protected] for all special s/n’s [email protected] For all Special Serial Number Notes

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1st United States $1 Treasury Note of 1891 printed $5,000.

We sold the $1 1890 Treasury Note A1 in similar condition for $,000 in 1999.

We are a major buyer of Large Size US Type Notes with serial #1

Contact Mike Abramson @ 1-218-310-0090 phone/text or [email protected] for all special s/n’s

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$1 1917 Legal Tender M90A PCGS 62PPQ $1350

$1 1917 Legal Tender M100A PCGS 62 $1500

$1 1917 Legal Tender PCGS 64PPQ R234A $1350

Coming in May 2018 $1 1917 Legal Tender Trio K12A, K123A, K1234A all PCGS 58PPQ to 63PPQ $4800/3 notes $1 1918 Federal Reserve Bank Note A110A PCGS 66 PPQ $1800

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$1 1988 FRN A00000001B Serial #1 on the #1 district $8800

$1 2001 FRN B00000001A PCGS 20 Very Fine and bright for the grade. $3000 cheap

$1 2006 FRN E00000001D PCGS 64 PPQ $6500 Offered at the same price as 18 years ago!

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#1 STARS are dozens of times rarer than non stars. $1 1981 G00000001* graded PCGS 40 XF $1 2006 FRN E00000001H PMG 65EPQ $7500 but looks About Uncirculated. A bargain at $12,000

$1 1977 FRN I 00000001B PMG 63 Choice CU $6000 $1 2006 FRN F00000001 I PCGS 65 $7000

$1 2009 FRN B00000001B PMG 64EPQ, B00000003B PMG 65 EPQ, B00000004B PMG 65 EPQ Set of three @ $9500 $1 2006 FRN G00000001E PMG 64 $6500

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#1 STARS are dozens of times rarer than non stars. $1 1981 G00000001* graded PCGS 40 XF but looks About Uncirculated. A bargain at $12,000

$1 1977 FRN I 00000001B PMG 63 Choice CU $6000

$1 2009 FRN B00000001B PMG 64EPQ, B00000003B PMG 65 EPQ, B00000004B PMG 65 EPQ Set of three @ $9500

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$1 2009 FRN B00000001B PMG 64EPQ, B00000003B PMG 65 EPQ, B00000004B PMG 65 EPQ Set of three @ $9500

Small head $5 serial #1s are just about impossible to locate. PMG 64 EPQ $7800 A value.

Contact Mike Abramson 1183100090 phone/text MikeExecutiveCurrency.com for all special s/n’s

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Prohibitively rare: $10 1934C FRN H00000001B PCGS 58 PPQ $18,000

PMG graded 64 with notation of foreign substance on the back. I absolutely see nothing. $7500

Small head $20 1977 FRN K00000001A PMG 58 EPQ $6,000

onac ie rason pone/e ieecierrencco for all special s/n’s

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Small head $20 1974 FRN D00000001C PCGS 63 PPQ $7,500

Small head $20 1974 FRN D00000001C PMG 58 Looks like a 65 $5,900

Our research shows only three small head $50 FRNs s/n 00000001s having ever been auctioned. Hundreds of times rarer than $1 FRNs. $50 1950 FRN E00000001A PMG 25 $8500.

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Single digit Small Head stars are so tough to locate. PMG 63 EPQ $1900 Small head $20 1974 FRN D00000001C PCGS 63 PPQ $7,500

$2 2003 FRN A00000004* PMG 64 EPQ $1200 – match this note with the next deuce. Small head $20 1974 FRN D00000001C PMG 58 Looks like a 65 $5,900

Our research shows only three small head $50 FRNs s/n 00000001s having ever been auctioned. $2 2003 FRN C00000004* PMG 64 EPQ $1200 Hundreds of times rarer than $1 FRNs. $50 1950 FRN E00000001A PMG 25 $8500. onac ie rason pone/e ieecierrencco for all special s/n’s

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PCGS 62PPQ due to small paper crimp in upper right margin. Cheap at $650

$100 2006A KF00000009B PMG 55 About Unc $1100 Bargain

EXECUTIVE CURRENCY ie rason o l pone/e acrrencaolco ecierrencco Summer 2018

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See next page for condition and pricing.

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Competitively Priced Low Serial Numbered Notes $$ Year Type Serial # Grade Price $1 1974 FRN C00000041D Ch CU $400 $1 1974 FRN F00000041A Ch CU Set $1 1974 FRN J00000041A Gem CU Of $1 1974 FRN L00000041A Gem CU Five $1 1995 FRN D00000041L Ch CU Notes $1 1988 FRN A00000056B PMG 64 EPQ $85

$1 2006 FRN L00000091 I Ch CU $85 $1 2006 FRN L00000091 I Ch CU $85 $1 2006 FRN L00000092 I Gem CU $85 $1 2006 FRN L00000093 I Ch CU $85 $1 2006 FRN L00000095 I Gem CU $85 $1 2006 FRN L00000098 I Gem CU $85

$1 1969 FRN F00000300A Gem CU $200 $1 1969A FRN F00000300C Gem CU Pair $1 1963A FRN E00000505F 64 PPQ $60 $1 2009 FRN L00000505 I Gem CU Set of $5 2009 FRN JL00000505B Gem CU Three $1 2006 FRN L00000700M CGA 67 $85 $1 1974 FRN E00000800B Gem CU $95

$20 2013 FRN MB00000123E Gem CU $150 $20 2013 FRN MB00001234E Gem CU $150 $1 2006 FRN F00004321N Gem CU $150 $1 2009 FRN B00004321B Gem CU $175

Wonderful Matched Set of Partial Ladder Serial Numbered Notes $1 2006 FRN B00012345N Gem CU Set of $5 2001 FRN CB00012345B Gem CU Six $10 2006 FRN IE00012345B Gem CU Notes $20 2006 FRN IL00012345F Gem CU $1950 $50 2006 FRN IB00012345B Gem CU $100 2006 FRN HB00012345R Gem CU

$1 1928 LT A00001780A 65 EPQ $395 See Next Page for a photo of these binary notes listed below: $20 2013 FRN MB00000111E Gem $120 $1 2009 FRN K00001111C Gem $100 $20 2006 FRN IL00001111F Gem $110 $20 2009 FRN JF00001111C Gem $110 $20 2013 FRN MB00001111E Gem $110 $50 2006 FRN IB00001111B Gem $400 $100 2006 FRN HK0001111B Gem $350 $100 2006 FRN HK0001111C Gem $350 $100 2006 FRN HL0001111G Gem $350 $1 2009 FRN A00011111D Gem CU $110 $1 2006 FRN B00011111N Gem CU $100

One of three known Ten Million Star Notes: $1 1963A FRN D10000000* PMG63 $22,000 Dozens of times rarer than s/n 00000001* - SEE NEXT PAGE FOR DETAILS

Page | 90 AMONGST THE RAREST OF ALL SMALL SIZE U.S. PAPER MONEY

A star note as most of you know, is a note printed to replace a “mistake” in the printing of a regular, nonstar note. nk smears, cutting errors, misalignments, poor ink quality are amongst the reason that error or mistake notes occur. nly a tiny fraction of the paper money you will see in circulation will have the star suffi. Thousands of nonstars are printed for every star note that is produced. rom 12 to the current 201 series over 000 serial 00000001s nonstar small sie type notes have been printed and perhaps 00 of these serial 00000001 nonstar ederal eserve otes have been publically auctioned over the years. f the serial number 00000001s that have been offered publically for sale, less than two doen have been offered with the STA suffi, other than $2 200 12 district souvenir sets that were not meant for general circulation), making star note serial 1s statistically more than 25 times rarer than nonstar serial 00000001s.

Serial 10000000 STA notes are in a different rarity league. n my 51 years of researching fancy serial numbers, can document only T serial 10000000s in private hands or in museums. There are three maor reasons for this 1) rom 1 to 200 the ureau of ngraving and Printing had the standing policy of removing all notes whose serial number ended with five or more nines and five or more eros. This applied to both nonstar serial numbers and star serial numbers. So for 5 years serial numbers like 0 and 10000000 were all removed. The reason for that was their standard quality control procedure, where a P employee would eamine the last two notes contained in these specific packs to check for overall quality. All of these notes were supposed to be removed with a random serial number star note. 2) With the advent or more modern printing equipment introduced with the “big head” variety of U.S. Paper Money beginning in the late 10s, the number of error notes printed has been dramatically reduced. The accuracy of the new printing presses is significantly higher than the old style presses, necessitating far fewer star notes. ) About of the star note runs printed, ended below serial 10000000. ere is a complete list of serial 10000000 that are known to have been printed eep in mind that hundreds of billions of nonstar notes in aggregate for all denominations were printed from the 12 to the 200 series.)

umber of Serial 10000000 STAs printed by the ureau of ngraving Printing from 12 in all denominations enom Series sn 10000000s enom Series sn 10000000s $1 LTs 12 0 $10 $1000 GC’s 12 0 $1 SCs 12 – 12 2 $10 SCs 1 – 15 0 $1 SCs 1 0 $10 s 12 – 200 1 $1 SCs 15 15 $20 s 12 – 200 12 $1 SCs 15 – 15 2 $50 s 12 – 200 0 $1 s 1 – 200 5 $100 LTs 1 – 1A 0 $2 LT’s 12 – 1A 0 $100 s 12 – 200 $2 s 1 – 201 0 $500 s 12 – 1C 0 $5 $100 S 12 0 $1000 s 12 – 1C 0 $5 LT’s 12 – 1 0 $5000 s 12 – 1 o stars printed $5 SCs 1 – 15 2 $10,000 s 12 – 1 o stars printed $5 s 12 – 200 1 Total of sn 10000000STAs known as of eb. 201 *Source of statistics is based on research done by John Schwartz & John Lindquist, authors of “The Standard Guide to Small Size U.S. Paper Money, 1928 to Date”, 10th edition 2011.

$1 1963A FRN D10000000* PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated $22,000

We sold the other two #10000000*s last month @ $25,000/note

Page | 91 Solid Serial Number US Banknote Inventory – All prices are in US Dollars emom. Series Type Serial Grade Price US $1 1 Silver Certificate 1111111 PMG 0 P $500 $1 201 ed es otes A11111101 to Gem Pack $200 100 notes Complete pack A11111200 Solid 1’s #1 district 100 notes $1 1 ed es ote C11111111A PCGS 2 PP $100 $1 200 ed es ote 11111111 PCGS 15 $5 $1 200 ed es ote L11111111A PMG 25 $55 $5 200 ed es ote 11111111 PCGS PP $2200 $5 200 ed es ote G11111111 PMG P $200 $5 201 ed es ote ML11111111G PCGS PP $100 $10 201 ed es ote ML11111111A PMG P $2200 $20 1 ed es otes A11111110C Solid sn grade $200 10 notes ncludes solid A1111111C PMG 5 P 10 notes $20 201 ed es otes M11111110 Solid sn grade $200 10 notes ncludes solid M1111111 PCGS 5 PP 10 notes $20 201 ed es ote M11111111 PCGS 5 $1200 $50 200A ed es otes G11111110A Gem CU $00 10 notes ncludes solid G1111111A 10 notes $100 2001 ed es ote CL11111111 PMG P $5500 200000 ietnam ong 11111111 AU $50 $5 201 ed es otes M22222220 to PCGS 5 PP $100 10 notes ncludes solid M2222222 10 notes $10 1 ed es ote G22222222 PMG P $100 $1 201 ed es ote 0G Gem CU $100 10 notes ncludes solid G Solid sn grade 10 notes $10 2001 ed es otes C0 PMG P $2000 10 notes ncludes solid C 10 notes $20 201 ed es otes M0 to Solid sn grade $2100 10 notes ncludes solid M PCGS PP 10 notes $20 201 ed es otes M0 to PCGS PP $100 10 notes ncludes solid M Cheap 10 notes $1 1 Silver Certificate 5555555 CGA 25 $000 $50 1 ed es otes A55555550 Solid sn grade $5500 10 notes ncludes solid A5555555 PMG 5 P 10 notes $1 200 ed es otes 0 Gem CU $2100 10 notes ncludes solid 10 notes $20 1 ed es otes AC0 Solid sn grade $2100 10 notes ncludes solid AC PMG P 10 notes $50 200 ed es otes AL0 Solid sn grade $5500 10 notes ncludes solid AL PMG 5 P 10 notes $50 1 ed es ote AA PMG 5 P $00 $20 1 ed es ote G PMG P $200 $1 201 ed es ote PMG P $00 $10 200 ed es ote A PCGS $00 $100 1 ed es ote A PMG P $000 $1 15 Silver Certificate PCGS PP $500 $1 15A Silver Certificate G PMG 0 $5500 $1 15 Silver Certificate T PCGS 0 $500

We are aggressive buyers of serial 11111111, , , and 100,000,000 Contact Mike Abramson 12110000 phonetet MikeecutiveCurrency.com for all special s/n’s

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$1 2013 FRN solid 11111111’s Gem CU pack of 100 notes $2800

Vietnam 200,000 Dong RO11111111 XF/AU $395

$1 1899 SC V1111111} PMG 40 PPQ Extra Fine. Looks About Uncirculated. $7500

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$1 1977 FRN C11111111A PCGS 62PPQ $1300 Cheap

$1 2009 FRN E11111111F PCGS 15 Fine $475

$1 2009 FRN L11111111A PMG 25 Fine $595

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$5 2013 ML11111111G PCGS 64 PPQ looks like a 66 to me. $1900

$5 2003A FD11111111B PCGS 66 PPQ looks like a 67 to me. $2200

$5 2006 FRN HG11111111B PCGS 67 PPQ. $2400

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$10 2013 FRN ML11111111A PMG 66EPQ undergraded $2200

$20 2013 MK11111111B PCGS 58 $1200

$20 2013 MF11111111 I PCGS 65 PPQ MF11111110 I to MF11111119 I 10 Note Set $2400 $20 1996 Set of 10 notes with the $50 2004A Set of 10 notes all Gem CU $7900 onac ie rason pone/e ieecierrencco for all special s/n’s AH11111111C PMG 65 EPQ $2400 Only 17 solid serial #s were printed in this series

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$20 1996 Set of 10 notes with the $50 2004A Set of 10 notes all Gem CU $7900 AH11111111C PMG 65 EPQ $2400 Only 17 solid serial #s were printed in this series

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$100 2001 FRN CL11111111B PMG 66 EPQ $5500 Killer Note!!!

Set of 10 notes including the MF22222220F to MF22222229F $1900 Set of 10 notes bargain!

$10 1999 FRN BG22222222B PMG 64 EPQ $1600

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$1 1995 Progressive Serial Number set of 10 Choice to Gem uncirculated notes $1850 Page | 99

Wonderful set of 10 Gem CU $1 2013 FRNs E33333330G to E33333339G $2100

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10 Note Set $10 2001 CE333333330 –CE33333339A with 33333333 graded PMG 66 EPQ $2100

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$20 2013 FRN MF33333330J to MF33333339J Gem CU Set of 10 notes $2100 PCGS 67 PPQ

10 Note Set of $20 2013 ME44444440H to ME44444449H solid # graded 64PPQ $1700 Dirt Cheap!

Only known seven or eight digit solid serial number $1 Educational Note: #5555555 $4000

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Ten Note Set: $1 1999 FRN B66666660B to C66666669B Gem CU $2150

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Gem CU Set of 10 $2100

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Demand for serial # 77777777 is off the charts. $20 1999 BG77777777D PMG 66EPQ $2400

$1 1935E SC N99999999H. Solid 9’s sell quickly. PCGS 63 PPQ $9500

$1 1935A Silver Certificate G99999999B PMG 40 XF $5500 oos o no o is an e ne noe sice

$1 1935D Silver Certificate T99999999F PCGS 40 XF $5900 oos o no o is an e ne noe sice

Page | 105 THE ONLY KNOWN $5 1928 - 1963 LEGAL TENDER ROLLOVER PAIR

$5 1928 – 1928F Legal Tender Facts:

No. of blocks printed: Only 10….. A-A though I-A plus * - A No of S/N#1s known: 2 D00000001A and H00000001A No. of solid Serial Number Numbers known: 5 B22222222A, B66666666A, E99999999A, F77777777A, G99999999A No of Rollover Pairs Known: 1….. G99999999A and H00000001A

Last sold at Auction by Lyn Knight October 2004 at the John Whitney Walter sale, lot #353, when it was graded Choice CU for $32,200

This pair has been encapsulized by PMG: G99999999A PMG 55 Choice AU H00000001A PMG 45 Choice XF Offered for sale today at $55,000

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Page | 106 SEVEN IN A ROW, SEVEN OF A KIND SERIAL NUMBERS THE ONLY KNOWN $5 1928 - 1963 LEGAL TENDER ROLLOVER PAIR ear pe erial rae rice ear pe erial rae rice nc e e nc e f e i e e oes e e e e f e e ine e e oes e e e of e e een e e oes e e e e e e e e e e e e f e f e i e i e oes e oes e e e e e e e e e e e e e e f e e ine e e e oes e f e e ine e oes e e e $5 1928 – 1928F Legal Tender Facts: e e e e e of No. of blocks printed: Only 10….. A-A though I-A plus * - A e ine e e oes No of S/N#1s known: 2 e e D00000001A and H00000001A e e e No. of solid Serial Number Numbers known: 5 e f e B22222222A, B66666666A, E99999999A, F77777777A, G99999999A e ine No of Rollover Pairs Known: 1….. G99999999A and H00000001A e oes e e e Last sold at Auction by Lyn Knight October 2004 at the John Whitney Walter sale, e e e lot #353, when it was graded Choice CU for $32,200 e e f e ine This pair has been encapsulized by PMG: nc e e oes G99999999A PMG 55 Choice AU nc f e H00000001A PMG 45 Choice XF nc een e Offered for sale today at $55,000 nc oes e

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Page | 107 SEVEN IN A ROW, SEVEN OF A KIND SERIAL NUMBERS ear pe erial rae rice ear pe erial rae rice e e of e e ine e e oes e e e e e e e e e e e e e e f e e ine e e of e oes e i e e oes e e e e e /ine e e e e e e e e e e e e e f e f e ine e ine e oes e oes e e e e e e of e ine e e of oes e ine e oes e e e e e e e e e e air

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Page | 110 o e e of ine – e e of ine FULL LADDER NOTES ’ve seen a $100 Star Ladder Note MATCHED DENOMINATION LADDER SET PARTIAL LADDER NOTES Arguably the rarest ladder note in existence:

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Superb Gem PCGS 67 PPQ $1 District #1 Up Ladder Note $2300

Are you seeing double? The exact same suffix-prefix ladder serial numbers!! This matched pair is priced at $4400.

Coming in Late May 2018: $1 1917 Legal Tender Set K12A, K123A, K1234A All 58PPQ to 63 PPQ $4200/set of 3

Contact Mike Abramson for all special serial s at 12183100090 phonetet or MikeecutiveCurrency.com

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Gem CU++ PMG 66 EPQ $1 Full Up Ladder Note…..$2200

Wonderful match to the note above. $2100

In our 51 years in the business we’ve seen only 11 full SC ladder serial numbers. Silver Certificate Ladders are perhaps 20 times rarer than Silver Certificate solids. $1 1935D SC T23456789E PMG 64 EPQ $4000. Buy this rarity now or regret it later.

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$1 1981 FRN H23456789A PMG 64 EPQ $1400

Matched Up and Down $100 Ladder Pair: KL23456789D Choice to Gem CU KF98765432A PMG 65 EPQ. The pair is yours for $5800. ontat e rason 1110000 onetet eetverreno for all special s/n’s

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$10 2013 FRN MF87654321C PMG 66 EPQ $1975

$100 2013 FRN MB87654321D PCGS 67 PPQ $3500 SUPERB GEM!!!

$50 1996 Down Ladder PMG 67 EPQ Superb Gem CU $2200

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Wonderful $1 FRN match to the note above PMG 64 EPQ $900

Great reverse image serial number to the note below. PMG 65 EPQ $400

$50 2009 FRN JG00876543* PMG 66 EPQ $750

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TOUGH TO ASSEMBLE MATCHED DENOMINATION LADDER SET

The $1 note is at least Choice CU and the $5, $10, $20, $50, and $100 Ladder notes are all Gem CU The six note set is priced at $1950. One of a kind set….for certain.

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Page | 118 THE ONLY KNOWN COMPLETE SILVER CERTIFICATE LADDER SERIAL NUMBER SET eo eries ype eria rade rie ier ertiiate ier ertiiate ny ier ertiiate non ier ertiiate opete ier ertiiate ier ier ertiiate ertiiate ier ertiiate p ier ertiiate adder ier ertiiate et

See previous page for photos of this spectacular set.

WONDERFUL COMPLETE DOWN LADDER $1 FRN SET ed es ote ed es ote opete ed es ote et ed es ote he ed es ote s orth ed es ote e eiee ed es ote ed es ote Serial # 98765432 on a $1 FRN hasn’t been printed in over three decades. Highest s/n is now 9600000

We have seen only five serial number 98765432 $1 FRNs, making them the rarest of all possible ladder serial number combinations. The Bureau of Engraving and Printing has ended each production run of $1 FRNs, since the 1981 series at 96000000, making the 98765432 extraordinarily difficult to locate.

We believe the B98765432B is worth $5000 on it’s own……without the rest of the set.

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Eight Note Complete Progressive Down Ladder Set of $1 FRNs graded 63 to 67 $5500

The 98765432 is arguably worth $5000 by itself.

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Page | 120 Unprecedented only known $100 Up & Down Ladder Set – SOLD AS A SET ONLY @ $53,500 e’ve never seen a $100 set like the one below: eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe e eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe eeral esere oe $100 Up & Down Ladder Set – SOLD AS A SET ONLY @ $53,500

Page | 121 See next page for the rest of this set…….

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Unprecedented only known $100 Up & Down Ladder Set – SOLD AS A SET ONLY @ $53,500

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is serial ner as isoricall een e oes sper raar o locate. We haven’t had an iniial specien o sell in oer ears

Page | 124 ro ro earl as ale o prcase siale aniies of ncirclae raars an repeaers fro oesic an eploees an arore car copan eploees o ii raars an o ii repeaers floe in liple ies eac year. During much of that period I retailed these notes for about half the prices you’ll see listed in this catalog. In 201 los of fancy s/n notes, as controls on these employees are MUCH stricter now. What few suppliers I’ve been ale o eal i since a ie ere ase in eran iena an enral erica e eran sppliers are one e iena spplier as noin noes o offer an e enral erican enlean no loner spplies raar or repeaers e noes lise elo are c rarer an o a ae o ll of e noes lise cae fro collecors o ae ecie o sell eir olins no ae no a o replaces e noes lise elo U. S. TWO DIGIT ZERO RADAR & ZERO REPEATER NOTES ear pe erial rae rice ear pe erial rae rice e e e e e

e e $20 2009 FRN JE10000001F PCGS 65 PPQ $350 e e e e e e e e e e / e

e e e e e e $20 2013 FRN MG10000001B PMG 65 EPQ $350 e e e e f e e e oes e e

is serial ner as isoricall een e oes sper raar o locate. We haven’t had an iniial specien o sell in oer ears

$100 2009A FRN LB10000001K PMG 65 EPQ $900

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Gem CU $275

Gem CU $450

Gem CU $275

Ch XF/AU $200

Each 80000008 priced at $295 per note

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Page | 127 SUPER RADAR NOTES ear pe erial rae rice ear pe erial rae rice e e air e e air e e e e of e e ree e e e e e / e e of e e ree e e e e e e e e e e e e e of e e ree e e e e air e e e e f e e e oes e e e e e e e e e e f or e

SMALL SIZE SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBER WANT LIST: eno erial er –

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Page | 128 SUPER RADAR NOTES SUPER REPEATER NOTES ear pe erial rae rice ear pe erial rae rice e e air e e air e e e e of e e ree e e e e e / e e of e e ree e e e e e e e e e e e e e of e e ree e e e e air e e e e f e e e oes e e e e e e e e e e f or e SMALL SIZE SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBER WANT LIST: eno erial er – – n enoinaion of sall sie noes

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Super Repeater Serial Number Notes

See previous page for pricing

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Super Repeater Serial Number Notes

Go back two pages for grades and pricing

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$1 1928B Silver Certificate I24242424B & J24242424B both Choice CU $1100 Pair

$1 1934 Silver Certificate C32323232A & F32323232A both Choice CU $1300 Pair

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$1 1928B Silver Certificate I24242424B & J24242424B both Choice CU $1100 Pair

Set of EIGHT matched 08080808 Super Repeaters Notes $2850 All Unc to Gem Unc.

$1 1934 Silver Certificate C32323232A & F32323232A both Choice CU $1300 Pair onac ie rason pone/e ieecierrencco for all special s/n’s

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Set of 10 matched 16161616 Super Repeater notes $1675 All Choice to Gem CU Notice the $1 Silver Certificate and the $2 Federal Reserve Note included in this set.

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12 Districts A - L Super Repeater Set $1550 Eleven are Gem, one is Choice CU

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EXECUTIVE CURRENCY o l pone/e Wonderful Two Digit Radar Set ear pe erial rae rice ear pe erial rae rice e of e of e e oes oes e e / e e

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Page | 136 EXECUTIVE CURRENCY This is a photo of a small portion of the set being sold on the previous page

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This discount only applies to 2 digit radars and 2 digit repeaters listed on this page.

We are major buyers of Large Size U.S. Type Notes with serial #1

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Page | 139 EXECUTIVE CURRENCY o l pone/e acrrencaolco ecierrencco

oplee eries aar e oplee e of o ii aars e e opl e opl e e oe e oe e e e e e e e ll e e eries e e o e oplee ele isric aar e e e e e opl e e e e oe e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e

SMALL SIZE SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBER WANT LIST: eno erial er –

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LARGE SIZE TYPE NOTES with SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBER WANT LIST:

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oplee eries aar e oplee e of o ii aars e e opl e opl e e oe e oe e e e e e e e ll e e eries e e o e oplee ele isric aar e e e e e opl e e e e oe e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e e

SMALL SIZE SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBER WANT LIST: eno erial er –

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LARGE SIZE TYPE NOTES with SPECIAL SERIAL NUMBER WANT LIST:

erial – – Every possible combination of 1 + 5 Two Digit Radar Notes $750/12 notes All Choice to Gem CU

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Some of the venues that we offer:

Outright purchase: our firm has spent $1,000,000s on individual collections. Immediate funds are available. Many poorly capitalized dealers wait to pay clients until after they’ve sold an item. Our firm pays promptly via bank wire or certified funds—whichever you prefer.

All prices are quotes in U. S. DOLLARS, and include Insured shipping. All notes are guaranteed genuine U. S. government issued legal tender, with the exception of proof and/or specimen notes that are so labeled in this catalog. If any item sold in this catalog is ever found in Private treaty: the future to not be genuine, a full refund of the original purchase price will be made by Executive Currency. Your satisfaction is very important our firm has brokered single collections up to $10,000,000 at one time. to us. Every order carries a 10 day, no-questions-asked, money back guaranty, with these exceptions: 1) Any note that has been previously encapsulized by PMG, PCGS, CGA, RCGS, or CGC may not be returned for any reason, 2) Any raw note that is submitted to a grading service Arrange auction consignment: our firm has handled more than $50,000,000 in auction consignments on behalf of that comes back graded differently than we have described it, may not be returned. Any other banknote purchased from us, sent back by the original purchaser, received by us in its original condition, may be returned up to 10 days from the date you receive your order for a 100% our clients. This includes single sales between $3,650,000 and $9,200,000—plus countless collections in the $100,000 refund. To avoid misunderstandings and to answer any and all questions, please call Mike Abramson at 1-218-310-0090 to review any notes to $1,000,000 range. There are more factors to consider when negotiating auction terms than most people can you wish to purchase. For returns requested more than 30 days after purchase date, All items must be paid for within 30 days of order date, unless other arrangements have been made in writing by Executive Currency. Please inquire about special payment terms on larger imagine. To the inexperienced, the process can be extremely intimidating and less rewarding than when negotiated purchases. Shipping charges are INCLUDED in our catalog prices. Forms of payment that ensure two business day shipping turnaround by experts. In fact, if we can’t deliver a better overall package than the auction company offers, our services are free. include: Pay Pal, cashier’s checks, certified checks, money orders and wire transfers. Personal checks are welcome, but such checks from new clients may delay shipping for two weeks to allow the check to clear. We want and appreciate your business!

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