Paper Money: New Acquisitions

Nice $5 note, Steve!

 

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Awesome looking 40 Chief and a PPQ to boot! Looks better than many eBay "CU"s.

 

1899 chief is looking good

 

Am also amazed how Steve finds that many serial numbered 12 notes. I would think it is a very difficult thing to do.

 

The one that got away......http://www.stacksbowers.com/browseauctions/lotarchive.aspx?AuctionID=6008&Lot=3335

The lot estimate was $3,000 - $4,000 , and it ended up going for over $8,000 !

 

Chile 25 April 1914 1 Peso printed in Yew York UNC.

 

I just bought these two $5 silver certificates from a forum member. I'm just waiting for them to come in.

Series 1934-A:



Series 1953:



I bought these because my boss found a Series 1963 United States Note (red ink rules) and my mom found a Series 1950 Federal Reserve Note so I wanted to go for the trifecta. He offered both bills and I couldn't turn them down.

 

Thanks to Bonniview, who hooked me up!





And many... many more. Including super radars. Couldn't thank the guy enough.

 

A new blue obsolete!

 

Another Obsolete from New Orleans, with a steam boat.

 

Great notes Mitch.

 

Picked this up yesterday...

 

Okay Clay, when are you going to post your sheet of thirty-two? :>)

 

My latest addition to my serial #12 collection. It's hard to find them on $2's...



This is a modern star, but a very tough district. Seems like everybody has the $50 JG* from the Chicago district, but the JK* (Dallas) is hard to find.



This 2009 $1 Dallas Star was just printed in February....

 

2009 $10

 

Found this on ebay today, 2006 $20 almost solid 5's. I reached my limit of offer's
http://www.ebay.com/itm/solid-seria...038?pt=LH_DefaultDomain_0&hash=item258c8d2436

 

The current circulating 2 Bolivares from Venezuela. Rather nice.

 

Added nice 20 unit ladder of these 1960/70"s notes,

Chile 10,000 Escudos,


5 Centesimos on 50 pesos,

 

Nice notes, Derick

 

Just won this bad boy a few days ago. Not in hand yet. But one step closer to completing the large size $1 type set.