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$10 1902PB The Phoenix N.B., Phoenix, AZ Ch. #(P)4729 PMG VF 25. A pleasing, evenly circulated and bright example to represent Arizona. Hard to find in problem-free VF. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . $1350.00
$10 1902RS The First N.B. of Fayetteville, AR Ch. #(S)7346 PMG VF 20. Arkansas Red Seals are rare! This is one of only 19 $10 Red Seals known from the entire state, and the first Arkansas Red Seal I've owned in over 40 years of dealing in Nationals! Legible blue signatures are the icing on the cake. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 2900.00$10 1929I First N. Trust and Savings B. of Chico, CA Ch. #8798 PMG Ch. VF 35 "Minor Stain." The stain is truly minor: light, small, and only visible in the top back margin. I had to look hard for it. This is a bright and attractive example. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 395.00
$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 . . . 2850.00
$10 1929I The First N.B. of Ducor, CA Ch. #10301 Good. Well worn, with rough edges, but a genuinely rare Tulare County issue in small size. This note, just the fourth 1929 example to surface, is new to the census. Supposedly Ducor is an abbreviation of Dutch Corners, a name given to the place because several early settler families were German ("Deutsch"). The population was 616 in 2020. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 1150.00
$5 1929I The Farmers and Merchants N.B. of Los Angeles, CA Ch. #6617 Fine . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 85.00
$10 1929I The First N.B. of Oakdale, CA Ch.#7502 Fine or a bit better. Stanislaus County. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 395.00
$20 1902PB The First N.B. of Ontario, CA Ch. #(P)6258 PMG Ch. Fine 15 A popular San Bernardino County issue. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 540.00
$5 1902PB Pasadena N.B., Pasadena, CA Ch. #12385 Fine. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 365.00
$5 1870 The First National Gold Bank of San Francisco, CA Ch. #1741 PMG Fine 12 "Tears." A well-worn but bright example, and quite affordable for a Gold Bank Note. This note realized $3600 in Heritage's May 3, 2023 sale. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 3450.00
$10 1929I Crocker First N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #1741 Fine . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 65.00
$100 1929I Crocker First N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #1741 Fine. An evenly circulated Hundred. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 235.00
$5 1929II Crocker First N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #1741 Fine+ . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 89.00
$5 1929I The Anglo & London Paris N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #9174. VG . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 67.00
$10 1929I The Anglo California N.B. of San Francisco Ch. #9174 PMG VF 25 . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 92.00
$5 1929II The Anglo California N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #9174 VF, with a tiny edge nick. Not the strongest VF but would surely "slab" as a VF 20. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 59.00
$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 . . . 92.00
$10 1929I Pacific N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #12579 Fine-VF. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 99.00
$5 1929II Pacific N.B. of San Francisco, CA Ch. #12579 Fine-VF. Type II Fives are the scarcest small size variety from this bank. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 135.00
$50 1929I Bank of Italy N. Trust and Savings Assoc., San Francisco, CA Ch. #13044 Fine. An evenly circulated Fifty with the always popular Bank of Italy title. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 295.00
$10 1929I Bank of America N. Trust and Savings Assoc., San Francisco, CA Ch. #13044 Fine Net. A small partial bank stamp on the face and some staining on the back, but not bad at all. May be a replacement note -- the top right serial number appears to be stamped, but I'm not so sure about the bottom left. . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 55.00
$10 1929I Bank of America N. Trust and Savings Assoc., San Francisco, CA Ch. #13044 PMG VF 25 . . . FACE . . . BACK . . . 79.00
* 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.