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Fr#: 1246 Fractional Currency 10 Cent Second Issue With Surcharge "18-63" and "S" PMG 62 Unc.
Fr#: 1246 Fractional Currency 10 Cent Second Issue With Surcharge "18-63" and "S" PMG 62 Unc.
Fractional Currency, is a term used by currency collectors to identify a fractional note with a face value of less than one U. S. Dollar. During the Civil War, coins were very scarce because of hoarding. Coins were so scarce that merchants couldn’t make change for their customers. Consequently, starting in 1862, the US Government issued Fractional Currency in 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cent denominations. Fractional Notes have dates ranging from 1862 to 1876.
For a List of Fractional Note Categories Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Obsolete 1860's $20.00 First National Bank of Idaho, Boise City, "Idaho Territory Note" PCGS 50 About New
Obsolete 1860's $20.00 First National Bank of Idaho, Boise City, "Idaho Territory" PCGS 50 About New
Obsolete Note Territoral
Most Obsolete Notes are over 140 years old and were considered "worthless" after the banks failed or converted to National Bank Notes. As a result, most Obsolete Notes were tossed or destroyed, creating huge demand and value for those that have survived. In addition to the rarity of Obsolete Notes, collectors are drawn to Obsolete Notes because they have amazingly diverse vignettes; everything from Goddesses to Santa Claus. Obsolete Note collectors often collect by theme such as groupings by state, city, or almost any other compilation, limited only my imagination.
For a List of Obsolete Note Categories, Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Fr#: 1374 Fractional Currency 50 Cent Fourth Issue Lincoln PCGS 50 About New
Fr#: 1374 Fractional Currency 50 Cent Fourth Issue Lincoln PCGS 50 About New
Fractional Currency, is a term used by currency collectors to identify a fractional note with a face value of less than one U. S. Dollar. During the Civil War, coins were very scarce because of hoarding. Coins were so scarce that merchants couldn’t make change for their customers. Consequently, starting in 1862, the US Government issued Fractional Currency in 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cent denominations. Fractional Notes have dates ranging from 1862 to 1876.
For a List of Fractional Note Categories Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Fr#: 1324 Fractional Currency 50 Cent Third Issue Colby - Spinner PMG 58 EPQ Choice About Unc.
Fr#: 1324 Fractional Currency 50 Cent Third Issue Colby - Spinner PMG 58EPQ Choice About Unc.
Fractional Currency, is a term used by currency collectors to identify a fractional note with a face value of less than one U. S. Dollar. During the Civil War, coins were very scarce because of hoarding. Coins were so scarce that merchants couldn’t make change for their customers. Consequently, starting in 1862, the US Government issued Fractional Currency in 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cent denominations. Fractional Notes have dates ranging from 1862 to 1876.
For a List of Fractional Note Categories Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Obsolete 1873 $1 South Carolina Rail Road Company, Charleston, South Carolina PCGS 63 PPQ Choice New
Obsolete 1873 $1 South Carolina Rail Road Company, Charleston, South Carolina PCGS 63 PPQ Choice New
Obsolete Note
Most Obsolete Notes are over 140 years old and were considered "worthless" after the banks failed or converted to National Bank Notes. As a result, most Obsolete Notes were tossed or destroyed, creating huge demand and value for those that have survived. In addition to the rarity of Obsolete Notes, collectors are drawn to Obsolete Notes because they have amazingly diverse vignettes; everything from Goddesses to Santa Claus. Obsolete Note collectors often collect by theme such as groupings by state, city, or almost any other compilation, limited only my imagination.
For a List of Obsolete Note Categories, Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Fr#: 1281 Fractional Currency 25 Cent First Issue Straight Edges / With Monogram PMG 64 Choice Unc.
Fr#: 1281 Fractional Currency 25 Cent First Issue Straight Edges / With Monogram PMG 64 Choice Unc.
Fractional Currency, is a term used by currency collectors to identify a fractional note with a face value of less than one U. S. Dollar. During the Civil War, coins were very scarce because of hoarding. Coins were so scarce that merchants couldn’t make change for their customers. Consequently, starting in 1862, the US Government issued Fractional Currency in 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cent denominations. Fractional Notes have dates ranging from 1862 to 1876.
For a List of Fractional Note Categories Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Fr#: 1242 Fractional Currency 10 Cent First Issue Straight Edges / With Monogram PCGS 64 Very Choice New
Fr#: 1242 Fractional Currency 10 Cent First Issue Straight Edges / With Monogram PCGS 64 Very Choice New
Fractional Currency, is a term used by currency collectors to identify a fractional note with a face value of less than one U. S. Dollar. During the Civil War, coins were very scarce because of hoarding. Coins were so scarce that merchants couldn’t make change for their customers. Consequently, starting in 1862, the US Government issued Fractional Currency in 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cent denominations. Fractional Notes have dates ranging from 1862 to 1876.
For a List of Fractional Note Categories Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Fr#: 1230 Fractional Currency 5 Cent First Issue Straight Edges / With Monogram PMG 64 Choice Unc.
Fr#: 1230 Fractional Currency 5 Cent First Issue Straight Edges / With Monogram PMG 64 Choice Unc.
Fractional Currency, is a term used by currency collectors to identify a note with a face value of less than one U. S. Dollar. During the Civil War, coins were very scarce because of hoarding. Coins were so scarce that merchants couldn’t make change for their customers. Consequently, starting in 1862, the US Government issued Fractional Currency in 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cent denominations. Fractional Currency notes have dates ranging from 1862 to 1876.
For a List of Fractional Categories Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Fr#: 1312 Fractional Currency 50 Cent First Issue Straight Edges / With Monogram PCGS 64 Very Choice New
Fr#: 1312 Fractional Currency 50 Cent First Issue Straight Edges / With Monogram PCGS 64 Very Choice New
Fractional Currency, is a term used by currency collectors to identify a fractional note with a face value of less than one U. S. Dollar. During the Civil War, coins were very scarce because of hoarding. Coins were so scarce that merchants couldn’t make change for their customers. Consequently, starting in 1862, the US Government issued Fractional Currency in 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cent denominations. Fractional Notes have dates ranging from 1862 to 1876.
For a List of Fractional Note Categories Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700
Fr#: 1331 Fractional Currency 50 Cent Third Issue Colby / Spinner Green Reverse PCGS 63 PPQ Choice New
Fr#: 1331 Fractional Currency 50 Cent Third Issue Colby / Spinner Green Reverse PCGS 63 PPQ Choice New
Fractional Currency, is a term used by currency collectors to identify a fractional note with a face value of less than one U. S. Dollar. During the Civil War, coins were very scarce because of hoarding. Coins were so scarce that merchants couldn’t make change for their customers. Consequently, starting in 1862, the US Government issued Fractional Currency in 3, 5, 10, 15, 25 and 50 cent denominations. Fractional Notes have dates ranging from 1862 to 1876.
For a List of Fractional Note Categories Click Here
If you have any questions call Jeff @ 208-236-9700