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$5 1902PB  The Exchange N.B. of Jefferson City, MO  Ch. #13142  Fine.  Legible signatures.  A rather late charter to issue large size notes, reflected in the unusual (on a National) Woods-White Treasury signatures.  Just 13 series of  1902 notes are in the census, making this a scarce state capital issue in large size.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   $350.00

$20  1929I  The N. City B. of St. Louis, MO  Ch. #11989  Fine.  32S.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   95.00

$20 1929I  The First N.B. of Weeping Water, NE  Ch. #3523  VF, with a light wallet stain along the top edge.  A decent looking example with a great town name!  . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   340.00

$10 1929I  The Farmington N.B., Farmington, NH  Ch. #2022  Fine+.  Just nine small size notes reported.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   435.00

$0.01 Encased 1926 Lincoln Cent, Peoples N.B. of Elizabeth, NJ, Ch. #11744  AU-ish.   . . .   OBVERSE   . . .   REVERSE   . . .   35.00

$10 1929I  The First N.B. of Edgewater, NJ  Ch. #8401  Fine+.  Evenly circulated and problem-free.  A rare Bergen County issue, one of just five small size notes known.  . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   865.00

$5 1929I  The First N.B. of Fairview, NJ  Ch. #12465  VF/Fine, the face a bit nicer than the back, hence the split grade.  A pleasing note from this elusive Bergen County locale.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   195.00

$10 1929II  The Hackettstown N.B., Hackettstown, NJ  Ch. #1259  VF-EF.  A bright, crisp example from Warren County.  11S.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   475.00

$5 1929II  The First N.B. of Washington, NJ  Ch. #860  EF-AU.  Just the fourth Type II $5 to surface from this Warren County bank, and it's a beauty.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   475.00

$5 1929I  Albuquerque N. Trust and Savings B., Albuquerque, NM  Ch. #12485  PMG VF 25.  An evenly circulated example.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   325.00

$5 1929I  Kings Park N.B., Kings Park, NY  Ch. #12489  Fine or a bit better, with an unobtrusive number stamped on the back and three pinholes.  Quite presentable.  This previously unreported note brings to nine the total small size examples to surface from this small bank in Suffolk County, Long Island.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   850.00

$5 1902DB  The Citizens Central N.B. of New York, NY  Ch. #(E)1290  Fine, but with a couple of small pieces out of the left margin, beyond the design, and four pinholes.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   175.00

$5 1902RS  The American Exch. N.B. of New York City  Ch. #(E)1394  PMG Choice Unc. 64 EPQ.  An absolutely gorgeous $5 Red Seal  for type!  You will not be disappointed.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   2500.00

$10 1929I  The N. City B. of New York, NY  Ch. #1461  EF-AU, with a couple of very faint stains.  Looks even better.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   99.00

$10 1929II  N.B. of Yorkville in New York, NY  Ch. #12965  VG-Fine.  . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   95.00

$10 1929I  The Brooklyn N.B. of New York, NY  Ch. #13292  Fine.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   98.00

$10 1929I  Plattsburg N.B. & Trust Co., Plattsburg, NY  Ch. #5785  VF.  58S.  Clinton County.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   205.00

$20 1929I  The First N.B. and Trust Co. of Port Chester, NY  Ch. #402  VF+.  A nice Westchester County example.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   215.00

$1 1875  The N.B. of Potsdam, NY  Ch. #868  VF+.  Despite a staple hole and someone's name written in pen in the back margin, this is a knockout note.  It's bright, still slightly crisp, and features strong pen signatures.  A great First Charter example from a bank that appears much less often than the census would suggest.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   1450.00

$5 1929II  The First N.B. of Rhinebeck, NY  Ch. #1157  Fine.  Just the second reported Type II $5.  Dutchess County.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   265.00

$10 1902RS  The Traders N.B. of Rochester, NY  Ch. #(E)1104  PMG Choice Fine 15.  Evenly circulated and reasonably bright for the grade.  An affordable Red Seal.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   495.00

$5 1929II  The First N.B. and Trust Co. of Roscoe, NY  Ch. #8191  VF, with three pinholes.  An attractive Type II example from the Sullivan County home of the famous Roscoe Diner.  A scarce type, one of only two Type II $5s reported.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   215.00

$5 1902PB  The First N.B. of Charlotte, NC  Ch. #1547  Fine.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   225.00

$5 1929II  The First N.B. of Carson., ND  Ch. #13454  Fine.  A very elusive note from an avidly collected state.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   1050.00

$10 1929I  First N.B. in Bartlesville, OK  Ch. #6258  Fine or a bit better.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   135.00

$10 1902PB  The American N.B. of Okmulgee, OK  Ch. #(W)12048  Fine.  Problem-free and with legible signatures.  This bank was chartered in 1921 and liquidated in 1929, issuing a grand total of 5360 10-10-10-20 1902PB sheets.  It did not issue small size notes.  The bank left a scant $6390 outstanding.  This previously unreported example brings to six the total number of notes known.  No notes from the bank have been publicly auctioned since 2012, which skews the Track & Price algorithm to dramatically undervalue them.   . . .   FACE   . . .   BACK   . . .   1650.00