Would a note with the Treasurer's "autograph" have any premium value? I might be able to get Romana Banuelos (1971-74) to sign a few of her notes (if I had them), but I was wondering whether it would be worth the effort in finding them, and then calling in some favors.
Yes. is the short answer! I dont know the exact value, but i do know a note hand signed would bring a nice premium.
Wait, you have a way of getting in contact with Banuelos? I have a note which I would like to send to her, but it is already autographed by Shultz, so I would want a confirmed address. If you could PM me Banuelos' address, I gould give you Shultz's. On your question of value, I am not sure, but a $1 signed by Shultz ONLY is selling for $135 by Lew Dufault here.
Yes it would (especially on notes issued during her tenure). How much depends on the collector buying; autographs don't usually have much of an established value, depends on supply and demand, just like anything else. Bañuelos had a very interesting life, other than just being treasurer... here's her Wikipedia article...
This link has some advertised prices for autographed currency: http://www.lewdufault.net/servlet/Categories?category=Autographed+Currency Lou
