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Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. A nice mid-grade example with a horizontal internal split above the vignette. Grade: VF

Original paper quality. Nice color. Nice eye appeal. Very consistent and even circulation on a type that is seldom seen around dealer inventory. Attractive circulated example. Grade: Fine+

Very nice mid-grade note and signatures. Scarce Michigan National. Small spot left vignette. Grade: VF

Scarce bank charter. Nice original color while trimmed tight to the design. Minor split at the center top into the design. Grade: VF

Wonderful originality. Legible ink signatures. Very slight tattering in the top margin mentioned only for accuracy.
PMG Grade: 15 Choice Fine

Grade: Extra Fine

This note has tattered margins and no signatures it has pressed off paper causing the detail to fade. Grade: VG

Grade: Fine

Grade: VF

Nice circulated example of this early Territory of New Mexico. A few very minor internal splits mentioned only for accuracy.
Grade: Fine+

Even circulation; very scarce. 2 known Red Seal (1 - $5, 1 - $20). First $10 denomination reported. Grade: Fine

From a group of known uncirculated notes; trimmed edges. Bold color(s) and pen signatures. excellent originality. Grade: CU

Even circulation and free from any real problems. Minor discolorations with black stamped signatures. Grade: VG

Grade: Choice AU+

Grade: VF

Nice color and originality. Minor split into the design at the top. Grade: Fine+

Grade: VF

Grade: G/VG

Wonderful opportunity to add this seldom seen and evenly circulated 1902 PB $20 Windsor, New York National Bank Note.

Hugh McCulloch, who was Comptroller of the Currency and Secretary of the Treasury, is portrayed on the front, leftside. The Blue Seal is seen on the right side with the Charter Number '9415' above.

Census: 3 Notes.

Grade: VG+