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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;ronterry, post: 1329144, member: 28569&quot;]Yes, that is a 1902 3rd Charter, 3nd period or Plainback.</p><p>Looking at the bank serial number (Lower Left), you can say that at least 16,000 notes were printed prior to that one, since they printed 4 to a sheet with the same serial number.</p><p>The big bucks come from 1st/2nd charter, states before they joined the union (Regional), and mainly high charter western issues. There are exceptions!</p><p>Assuming it wasn&#039;t processed, than condition is what that note has going for it. I would say it&#039;s in the $375-$500 range...</p><p>Just becareful with pictures, they always make the notes look better than they really are. </p><p><br /></p><p>Just my opinion, but the note looks processed. The cashier &amp; president signatures look faded. A note in that condition should have bold signatures! I&#039;ve seen Nationals with modest circulation with bolder signatures. It could be the scans, but the colors look a little weak overall as well. </p><p>It&#039;s really hard to tell, but let a pro look at it for peace of mind. Washing doesn&#039;t make it a loser, but could knock it down a grade by PCGS or PMG. </p><p>Make sure it doesn&#039;t smell of chemicals... That&#039;s usually the easiest way to detect washed notes...[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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