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1856 LEAVENWORT CITY, KANSAS TE- THE DOVERS BANK PCGS FINE 15 APPARENT RARE

$ 52.79

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Grade: 15
  • All returns accepted: Returns Accepted
  • Certification: PCGS Currency
  • Certification Number: 80459961
  • Condition: ““““Grading Please note that grading is subjective, any grades offered on raw coins or currency are just our opinion and should be used as guidelines. Always use your own judgment and evaluate this item based on the high-resolution photos provided as well as our description.””””
  • Restocking Fee: No
  • Return shipping will be paid by: Buyer
  • Refund will be given as: Money Back
  • Denomination: 5
  • Item must be returned within: 30 Days

    Description

    1856 LEAVENWORT CITY, KANSAS TE- THE DOVERS BANK PCGS  FINE 15 APPARENT RARE, EDGE AND INTERNAL SPLITS,TEARS,AND REPAIRS
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    differences of opinion on condition, this listing is being sold as shown in pictures-you be the judge & bid accordingly.
    The time that goes into making a note like this is almost unfathomable. Ormsby really displays his incredible engraving skills on this fantastic note. Even in worn condition this note shows true beauty and represents an incredible historical piece. Only one collector can own this fantastic note. From the latter part of the 1700’s through the early 1870’s obsolete currency (often referred to as Broken Bank Notes) came from many sources, i.e.; States, Counties, Municipalities, Military, Banks, Corporations, and Private Merchants just to mention a few. Most people don’t realize that before the U.S. Government started regulating the banking industry in 1861, the aforementioned had their own money printed and thus provided collectors with lots of different themes and varieties. There are many choices and collectors can focus on their preferred notes. You can collect notes with a certain vignette (picture or scene), a particular State, city, or bank. Some people collect notes with bridges, signatures, cattle, horses, whales, ships, etc, and yes, even Santa Claus! Many obsolete bank notes are absolutely beautiful in artistic design and coloring. Depending on the grade (condition) many of these types notes are fairly inexpensive and readily available. Every paper money collector should have at least one piece of obsolete currency in his/her
    collection! There are many different references for individual states currency and they can be found online from various publishers and book dealers. For Southern States currency, I highly recommend “Southern States Currency” by Hugh Shull, published by Whitman Publishing Company.
    so BE SURE TO ENLARGE EACH PICTURE FOR BEST VIEW!
    DO NOT SHIPP INTERNATIONAL.THANKS**
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