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| NP17
| 1909 S VDB Lincoln 1 Cent PCGS grade AU50. This coin has nothing but honost traces of wear and nice even color. | $1575.
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| NP18
| 1928 US Note Red Seal PMG65 . This note is a real GEM, graded PMG 65. |
$975
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| NP19
| 3 Consecutive 1928 $5.00 US Notes These three notes have terrific embossing and paper quality. They are all Choice Uncirculated. |
$400.
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| NP20
| 2 Consecutive 1928 $5.00 US Notes These two notes are in Choice Uncirculated condition with nice margins a great color. |
$300.
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| NP21
| 1899 $1.00 Black Eagle Silver Certificate This Black Eagle is in Choice Uncirculated condition with paper quality, embossing and color. |
$450.
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| NP22
| 1929 $50 Federal Reserve National Bank Note. This FRBN is from the Cleveland District. It has eye appeal. It is in CU condition. | $375.
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| NP23
| 1928 D $5.00 US Note . This note is CGA graded GEM CU 65. | $450.
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| NP24
| 1966 A $100 US NOTE Red Seal. This is one of the last US Notes ever printed. The 1966 A US Note was printed for a run of only 512,000 pieces. This note is PMG Graded AU55. | $575.
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| NP25
| 2 Consecutive $100 FRBN We rarely see consecutive serial numbers on FRBN, especially on $100's. These two notes are CGA graded CHCU63. |
$900.
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| NP26
| Cut Sheet 1918 FRN $1.00. This is a great cut sheet. The notes are all graded by CGA, two are 64's and two are 65's. | $2,800.
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| NP27
| Seven Consecutive $1.00 1934 Silver Cert Funny Back . This is a nice run of seven consecutive funny backs. The 1934 Silver Certificate is a one year type. | $1000
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