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605 IL. Scarce Quartet of Low-Grade Type. [4]
1) New Haven. Bank of Illinois. $3. (IL-585 G4b).
Missing pieces. VG.
2) Peoria. Central Bank. $1. (IL-640 G2a). Crumpled
at edges. VG.
3) Shawneetown. State Bank of Illinois. $1. (IL-745
G2). Missing pieces. Good.
4) Shawneetown. State Bank of Illinois. $2. (IL-745
G4a). Missing pieces. Good. Est. 60-90
606 Illinois College Currency Pairing. [2]
First National Bank of Gem City Business College in
Quincy. $100. Girl, Washington, beehive. Green. EF-
AU.
Similar. $500. Unc. Est. 200-300
607 LA. New Orleans. Canal Bank Remainder Type
Grouping. [6]
1) $5. (LA-105 G12a). Unc.
2) $10. (LA-105 G22a). Unc.
3) $10. (LA-105 G24a). AU.
4) $20. (LA-105 G34a). Unc.
5) $20. (LA-105 G36a). Unc. 6) $20. (LA-105
G86). Age toned. XF-AU. A wonderful starter set of
these beautifully designed issues. Est. 150-250
608 LA. New Orleans. Canal Bank Remainder Quartet.
[4]
1) $10. (LA-105 G22a). Unc, with tiny missing
pieces at upper and lower left corners.
2-4) $20. (LA-105 G34a). All Unc. Est. 80-120
609 ME. Sanford. Sanford Bank $5 Trio. [3]
1) ME-535 G20a. Fine., with minor margin issues.
2) ME-535 G20b. Fine-VF, with chip at bottom right
just below far right of signature.
3) ME-535 G20b. Unc. Very uncommon this nice -
one of the finer examples of this issue.
Est. 100-150
610 MD. Hagerstown. Hagerstown Bank. Uncut Sheet
of $10-10-5-5. 18___. Red. Cherubs and medallion
heads on the $10 notes; Ceres and Proserpine
on the $5 notes. PCGS Choice About New Apparent.
“Paper Toned.” Est. 100-150
611 MA. Medford. J. W. Tufts Cardboard Token. 2 Cents.
ND (1864). (RCW Med T4-02) “Good for two cents
- J.W. Tufts” at center with “redeemable at any store
in Medford” around. Blank reverse. Faded pink color
with minor chips at edges. Wet at one time; mounted
on cardboard with old pen notations. VF.
Est. 40-60
612 MI. Adrian. Pair of Adrian Insurance Company
Obsoletes.
1) $1. (MI ADR-2-1). Pleasingly presented. A choice
VF.
2) $2. (MI ADR-2-3). Small hole at top left below
“State of”, missing upper left corner chip. AU. [2]
Est. 75-125
613 MI. Adrian. Erie and Kalamzoo Rail Road Bank
Quartet. [4]
1) $1. (MI ADR-3-17). Tear at left and missing bottom
left corner. VG.
2) $2. (MI ADR-3-26). Split at right edge, missing
lower right corner. Attractive design Fine.
3) $5. (MI ADR-3-40). Large tear at left, internal
hole. VG.
4) $10. (MI ADR-3-54). Choice for the grade with
several small pinholes. Fine. Est. 75-125
614
614 MI. Detroit. Pair of Detroit Bank Obsoletes.
1) $5. (MI DET-1-2). Natural paper wrinkles. Boldly
inked. Note plates prepared by inventor Jacob Perkins.
AU.
2) $10. (MI DET-1-16). LEE PLATE NOTE.
Signed by first chief justice of Michigan Territory, Augustus
Brevoort Woodward. Minor toning spots. A
very appealing VF. [2] (photo) Est. 100-150
615 MI. Detroit Trio. [3]
1) Farmers and Mechanics. $2. (MI DET-3-16).
Missing many pieces, otherwise VG. Scarce in any
condition.
2) Farmers and Mechanics Bank. $10. (MI DET-3-
21). Tear and tape repairs at upper left, otherwise VF.
Seldom seen.
3) Peninsular Bank. $5. (MI DET-9-4). Remainder.
AU. With minor stains and pinholes. Also includes
postal cover from bank. An interesting pairing of
items. Est. 75-125
616 MI. Mt. Clemens. Pair of Bank of Macomb County
Obsoletes.
1) $1. (MI MOU-1-2). Problem-free for grade with
“Dav. Preston and Co.” stamp on back. VG.
2) $5. (MI MOU-1-7). Remainder. Hinges at top
back CHOICE AU. [2] Est. 100-150
617 MI. Washtenaw Trio. [3]
1) Millers Bank of Washtenaw. $1. (MI ANN-5-2).
Remainder. Unc.
2) Bank of Washtenaw. $2. (MI ANN-6-5). Partially
issued remainder. AU.
3) Bank of Washtenaw. $10. (MI ANN-6-12). Partially
issued remainder. Choice AU. Est. 75-125
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