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<p>[QUOTE="lettow, post: 294595, member: 6986"]There are a couple of sources for information on Nationals. As mentioned in a previous response, Don Kelly's book or CD is considered the Bible for Nationals. It is my understanding that the census information in the Kelly book is based on the records of the Comptroller of the Currency. These records show the number of notes delivered to each bank, the number the bank issued and the number that have not been presented for redemption.</p><p><br /></p><p>The Kelly numbers should represent the maximum number of notes that could still exist. This does not mean that they all still exist or are otherwise accounted for. A note that was destroyed in a fire would still show in the records (and the Kelly book) as being unredeemed but would no longer exist.</p><p><br /></p><p>I have a single National from a local bank. The Kelly book says there are 4 outstanding of that type (date and denomination). I was at a small, local coin show last month. The other 3 notes were on the bourse in cases of two different dealers!</p><p><br /></p><p>The Kelly book and CD are not free. I found an old one at a used book sale at the local library. The prices are out of date but the census information is still good.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>
[QUOTE="lettow, post: 294595, member: 6986"]There are a couple of sources for information on Nationals. As mentioned in a previous response, Don Kelly's book or CD is considered the Bible for Nationals. It is my understanding that the census information in the Kelly book is based on the records of the Comptroller of the Currency. These records show the number of notes delivered to each bank, the number the bank issued and the number that have not been presented for redemption. The Kelly numbers should represent the maximum number of notes that could still exist. This does not mean that they all still exist or are otherwise accounted for. A note that was destroyed in a fire would still show in the records (and the Kelly book) as being unredeemed but would no longer exist. I have a single National from a local bank. The Kelly book says there are 4 outstanding of that type (date and denomination). I was at a small, local coin show last month. The other 3 notes were on the bourse in cases of two different dealers! The Kelly book and CD are not free. I found an old one at a used book sale at the local library. The prices are out of date but the census information is still good.[/QUOTE]
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