WINTER UPDATE

Highlights of this update include a rare 1902 Delano, California note, just the fifth note of any kind to surface from the town; a high grade 1929 Leesburg, Florida example; a nice Type II Idaho Falls, Idaho note; a decent Lazy Deuce from Alton, Illinois; 1929 examples from Eureka and Lovelock, Nevada, the latter being the second rarest -- by a wide margin -- Nevada bank for small size notes; a high grade 1929 Woodsville, New Hampshire note; a 1902 note from the elusive Labor National Bank of Newark, NJ; a 1902 issue from Silver City, New Mexico; a scarce and very nice looking Red Seal from Lehighton, Pennsylvania; and an elusive Type II $100 from the Rhode Island Hospital National Bank of Providence.

I also offer a larger group of large size type notes than usual, as well as a solid, "all ones," serial number 2013 $20 Federal Reserve Note. 

Please feel free to make an offer on any item, or suggest a payment plan.  If you want a note, I'll do my best to make it happen.

I'm continuing to add notes to inventory, so please send your want list or check with me if you don't see what you're looking for.  I am always interested in buying National Currency!  Please contact me if you have National Bank Notes for sale.  I'm also an active buyer of large size type.

If a note's entire description is in BOLD, just click anywhere to see a scan of the face.  "FACE" and "BACK" notations are, of course, self explanatory.  Unfortunately, I do not always have time to scan every note listed on the site. I gladly will e-mail additional scans of any note upon request.

 

Last Updated: January 7, 2020

 

William Litt
P.O. Box 221148
Carmel, CA  93922
650-430-2024
BillLitt@aol.com