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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;connor1, post: 703357, member: 19521&quot;]I have a few remainders and agree that signed obsoletes are more valuable.When the American Bank Note Co. went out of business there was an auction of remainders &amp; steel plates still in crates.A few years back I spoke to a printer on long Island,NY, who bought the plates to the Hawaii bank notes of 1896. He had a Spider Press &amp; would sell set of&nbsp; copies from original engraved ABNCo steel plates that he inventoried for the auction &amp; won the bid on.The problem with this was he never kept records of amount printed so the values are unkown &amp;&nbsp; not true obsoletes,but I bought a set anyway&nbsp; ,Beautiful Vignettes.</p><p>The Amer. Bank Note Co. Archives sets (1986-1992) are very nice if you like collecting Proof Vignettes from original dies.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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