Alabama-Colorado
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$5 1902PB The Planters N.B. of Walnut Ridge, AR Ch. #12083 Basically Fine or better but substantially damaged by staining and tape. A "filler" from this very scarce and evocatively-named bank, which may benefit from professional restoration. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . $650.00
$20 1902PB The Covina N.B., Covina, CA Ch. #8222 Fine+. No signatures, but an evenly circulated and bright note. A very elusive Los Angeles County bank. This previously unreported example brings the census to 7 large size notes. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 3150.00
$20 1902PB The First N.B. of Delano, CA Ch. #9195 PMG Choice Fine 15. The edges are slightly rough and, in my opinion, I would grade the note a bit lower than PMG; nonetheless an evenly circulated and presentable example. This is a rare Kern County bank, with just six notes reported. The bank did not issue small size notes. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 3100.00
$20 1929I The First N.B. of Hanford, CA Ch. #5863 PMG VF 25. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 335.00
$10 1902PB The First N.B. of Lodi, CA Ch. #(P)7719 PMG Choice Fine 15. Evenly circulated, with legible pen signatures. San Joaquin County. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 895.00
$20 1902DB The First N.B. of Modesto, CA Ch. #(P)3136 Good. Rough edges, a few holes, and a bit of rust. A candidate for professional restoration. Even so, it actually is reasonably presentable considering the amount of circulation it's seen. New to the census, this is only the eighth note to surface from this small Stanislaus County institution. Rarely available, it has a Track & Price value of $4000 in VG. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 2595.00
$10 1929I The First N.B. of Oakdale, CA Ch.#7502 Fine or a bit better. Stanislaus County. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 425.00
$5 1902PB The First N.B. of Oakland, CA Ch. #(P)2248 Fine. A bit of unobtrusive scribble on the face that probably could be removed. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 175.00
$10 1902PB Central N.B. of Oakland, CA Ch. #(P)9502 Fine. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 225.00
$20 1902PB The First N.B. of Ontario, CA Ch. #(P)6258 PMG Ch. Fine 15 A popular San Bernardino County issue. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 550.00
$5 1902PB Pasadena N.B., Pasadena, CA Ch. #12385 Fine. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 395.00
$5 1929II The Capital N.B. of Sacramento, CA CH# 10107 PMG VF 25 Tougher Type II from the capital. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 155.00
$10 1929II Crocker First N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #1741 AU-Unc. and likely to "slab" as CU. Bright and crisp although the centering could be better. A nice note. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 285.00
$10 1929I The Anglo California N.B. of San Francisco Ch. #9174 PMG VF 25 . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 95.00
$5 1929I Pacific N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #12579 VF+, with a trace of paperclip rust. Nice note overall. Slightly scarcer San Francisco bank. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 95.00
$10 1929I Pacific N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #12579 Fine-VF. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 105.00
$10 1902PB The First N.B. of San Jose, CA Ch. #(P)2158 VG-Fine, with several pinholes. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 415.00
$5 1902PB The First N.B. of Santa Barbara, CA Ch. #(P)2104 PMG VF 20. A popular issue from this beautiful location. Bold signatures. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 850.00
$5 1929I The First N.B. of Scotia, CA Ch. #9787 PMG VF 20. A couple of minor scuffs, but a presentable example from this elusive Humboldt County community in coastal Northern California. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 575.00
$10 1902PB The First N.B. of Tustin, CA Ch. #10134 Fine+. One corner professionally repaired, but it’s almost undetectable. A good-looking, evenly circulated, and very scarce Orange County issue. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 1650.00
Three notes from The First N.B. of Denver, CO Ch. #1016: $5 1929I Fine . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 75.00; $10 1929I AU, with some minor staining . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 110.00; $20 1929I VF-EF . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 115.00; All three for $270.00.
* First person to order one (or all) of the Denver notes receives a 1959 letter signed by bank president John Evans, the same officer who signed the 1929 issues.