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<p>[QUOTE="gsalexan, post: 1676958, member: 24274"]Another member gave me an idea for this thread, so I dug into my collection of obsolete stocks and ran them through my scanner. These are all banks that I think were likely to have issued either obsolete bank notes or National Bank Notes in their day. Can you match any of these stock certificates with notes from your collection? </p><p><br /></p><p>I'll start -- I have a nice share certificate from the Uncas National Bank in Norwich, CT. That bank also issued obsolete notes in the 1850s and I own a $1 proof, reprinted as part of the American Paper Money Collection issued by the American Bank Note Co. Since this bank existed into the 20th century, I'm fairly certain it put out some National Bank Notes, too.</p><p><br /></p><p>And a few other 19th-century banks: the Bank of Kentucky in Louisville, the National Bank of Catasauqua, PA, and the Mutual Banking Company of Richmond, Virginia. These all seem like good candidates for matching obsolete notes.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="gsalexan, post: 1676958, member: 24274"]Another member gave me an idea for this thread, so I dug into my collection of obsolete stocks and ran them through my scanner. These are all banks that I think were likely to have issued either obsolete bank notes or National Bank Notes in their day. Can you match any of these stock certificates with notes from your collection? I'll start -- I have a nice share certificate from the Uncas National Bank in Norwich, CT. That bank also issued obsolete notes in the 1850s and I own a $1 proof, reprinted as part of the American Paper Money Collection issued by the American Bank Note Co. Since this bank existed into the 20th century, I'm fairly certain it put out some National Bank Notes, too. And a few other 19th-century banks: the Bank of Kentucky in Louisville, the National Bank of Catasauqua, PA, and the Mutual Banking Company of Richmond, Virginia. These all seem like good candidates for matching obsolete notes.[/QUOTE]
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