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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;saltysam-1, post: 1791968, member: 23368&quot;]The photo is a must to determine its grade. The $10 is the most common if it&#039;s from that particular bank. There were five different banks issuing these notes in Fort Smith. The charter number should read 7240. In Very Fine condition it would be worth $175 at retail. My reference says there are 100 - 200 in existence. But the picture will help determine that. Condition is everything. Also, retail may not be achievable when you sell it. You need to find a buyer with that particular note on his &quot;want list&quot;. There maybe fees and commissions to be paid to advertise it. A dealer may offer you about $110 to $120 if he thinks he has a possible sale to someone. Less, if he has to sit on it in his inventory. People have a tendency to buy notes from towns they grew up in or lived in. So selling to a dealer in the Fort Smith area is a good way to get your best price. Still not a bad deal for a $10 note. As far as the serial number is concerned, you are one number off from hitting a home run. Unfortunately, as miss is as good as a mile, so no premium there.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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