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Catalog Information
GSID:
390500
Variety:
Overprint: red panel outlining white ONE.
Coin Date:
July 4, 1861
Denomination:
$1
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
PCGS #:
NJ25G4a
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Request PricingMarch 1, 1851 $1
March 1, 1851 $2 C: 2; scene in rolling mill, several men at work; 2/large gray TWO. L: sailor stdg. with rt. arm on capstan, telescope in left hand/state die. R: TWO/ Liberty std. on bale/pledge. BS: shells.
March 1, 1851 $2 Raised from $1, G2.
March 1, 1851 $5 C: 5; sailing ship & sloop, steamboat at rt., city in bkgd./large gray FIVE. L: ¾-length figure of Ceres in oval/state die. R: 5/Liberty std., train & building in left bkgd. BS: shells.
March 1, 1851 $10 C: ships/large gray TEN. L: train & yacht, in oval/state die. R: 10. BS: shells. 150.
June 15, 1852 $5 C: large sailing ship, steamboat & other ships in bkgd. L: 5/Ceres std. with sheaf on lap, in oval. R: 5/Liberty std., train at left/FIVE. BS: sea shells. Altered from $5 Ocean Bank, Washington, DC-315-G8.
Nov. 20 $1 Tint: red-orange.
Nov. 20 $2 L: Franklin. Tint: red-orange.
Nov. 20 $2 Cft. of the above.
July 4, 1861 $2 R: Franklin. Overprint: red panel outlining white TWO.
Nov. 20 $3 Tint: red-orange.
July 4, 1861 $3 R: Gen. Winfield Scott. Overprint: red panel outlining white THREE.
March 1, 1858 $1 C: young woman std. with two calves, trees and river at left. L: 1 /cattle and telegraph poles, train on bridge in bkgd. R: 1/oval 3/4-length portrait of woman with rt. elbow on fence. Tint: red-brown Is in upper corners and panel outlining white ONE DOLLAR in ctr. Altered from $1 Southern Bank of Georgia, Bainbridge, GA-80-G4a.
Various (1850s) $1 C: three allegorical women reclining around shield surmounted by eagle, ship in left bkgd. L: 1/oval state die (two allegorical women flanking shield)/ONE. R: 1/two farmers walking, dog at left. Altered from $1 Bank of Washtenaw, MI-50-G40 series.
_18_ $2 C: oval portrait of Jackson; woman std., rt. arm on shield bearing cotton plant. L: 2/two Indians on cliff viewing town at rt. R: 2/monument, "CONSTITUTION" on top. Overprint: red ornate TWO. Altered from $2 Southern Bank of Georgia, Bainbridge, GA-80-G6a.
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