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Wayne County, Pennsylvania, .00, 1859 Obsolete Banknote, Seated Liberty Vigne

$ 92.4

Availability: 100 in stock
  • Country/Region of Manufacture: United States
  • Condition: The printing is clear and crisp. I can see a light center bend with another partial bend 1/8” of an inch away, but not complete! I also see some partial vertical bends, but they do not go all the way from top to bottom of the note, and the embossing is undisturbed! The very best part of this note is it’s originality! It shows very strong push through embossing, from the front to the back of the note. There is a 3/32” x 3/32” piece gone from the right side margin near the Liberty Seated vignette, a 1/16” of an inch diameter small hole to the other side of the Liberty Seated vignette. Lastly 5 - 1/32” holes at the lower right of the note near the Commissioners signatures. Other than that, this is a lovely example of a note printed 160+ years ago on very thin paper, and most certainly in very limited quantities. I grade this note as a Choice About Uncirculated. Please look the scans over carefully and judge the quality of the note for yourself before bidding!
  • Certification: Uncertified
  • Grade: Choice About Uncirculated
  • Denomination:
  • Circulated/Uncirculated: Circulated
  • All returns accepted: ReturnsNotAccepted
  • Type: Obsolete Banknotes

    Description

    Up for auction is this Wayne County, Pennsylvania Obsolete Banknote, .00, 1859 issued by “
    Wayne County, Pennsylvania
    ”.  The Richard Hoober Pennsylvania Obsolete Banknote Catalog number for this note is:
    H-431-.
    This note’s serial number is: 125, and
    has
    black penned signatures of the Treasurer:
    Chas. B Seaman,
    and the Commissioners are:
    E.G.Wood
    and
    S. Whitaker
    .
    The note is executed by the County Clerk:
    James R. Keen
    .
    Lastly this note was made payable to:
    George Sclager.
    The penned date of March 11th, 1859 appears on this note.
    This Banknote is printed in 1 Color Black, with no Security Banknote Printer listed on the note.
    The central vignette depicts an early Steam Train as it passed under an Overpass with Buildings in the background.
    To the left is a close up of an Early Steam Locomotive with smoke billowing.
    To the right an undated Liberty Seated Coin (in use at the time).
    Two “10” counters inside a shaded circle are on either side of the main Train vignette.
    The reverse of this note is unprinted.
    This Obsolete Banknote, has 4 sharp corners!
    The printing is clear and crisp.
    I can see a light center bend with another partial bend 1/8” of an inch away,
    but not
    complete
    !
    I also see some partial vertical bends, but they do not go all the way from top to bottom of the note, and the embossing is undisturbed!
    The very best part of this note is it’s originality!
    It shows very strong push through embossing, from the front to the back of the note.
    There is a 3/32” x 3/32” piece gone from the right side margin near the Liberty Seated vignette, a 1/16” of an inch diameter small hole to the other side of the Liberty Seated vignette.
    Lastly 5 - 1/32” holes at the lower right of the note near the Commissioners signatures.
    Other than that, this is a lovely example of a note printed 160+ years ago on very thin paper, and most certainly in very limited quantities.
    I grade this note as a Choice About Uncirculated.  Please look the scans over carefully and judge the quality of the note for yourself before bidding!
    I will ship via USPS First Class Mail with Tracking within the United States.
    New Jersey Residents only must add 6.625% Sales Tax.
    Please feel free to contact me with any questions, or if you need a better scan of the item
    , Bob [201] 843 1450 EBAY: Vette70
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