Million Dollar Auction

Extremely rare 3rd charter blue seal date back. This is a unique note featuring the names of the founding president Oscar J. Smith and first cashier

The second 1902 Date Back in the census and the first to bear rubber stamped signatures of E.E. Ennor, cashier and A.E. Kimball, president. Condition:

With just six $10 Plain Backs recorded, this is tied with the finest. Blue seal. Bright colors. Condition: Very Fine. Serial Number: 12353. Mallett...

The finest reported $20 of all types on this intuition! Colors are vivid and the note is well centered. Rubber stamped signatures of E.E. Ennor, cash

Just five 1902 Plain Back $20s reported to date. A solid note that has four nice margins. Rubber stamped signatures of Charles Alvin Sewell, cashier

Eleven $5s are reported with this note being one of the higher grades. Very bright paper and colors as if new. Facsimile signatures of Charles Alvin

Finest $10 reported, by far. Of the 11 reported, most are fine. A perfect match for the note above with bright paper and vivid colors. Condition: Ver

Previously unreported this and the following $20 bring the total number of $20s recorded to eleven. Facsimile signatures of Charles Alvin Sewell, cash

Now if you were lucky enough to win the $5 and $10 above, you'll want this little peach too as it will make a very nice match set. Facsimile sig...

A respectable note from this north eastern institution. Facsimile signatures of Charles Alvin Sewell, cashier and E.E. Ennor, president. Condition: F

Just two Type 2 $5s are reported and both are in this collection! The lessor of the two, but a low serial number of 15 helps. Only 1898 Type 2 $5s i

The finest Type 2 on the bank in a solid grade. A bit miss cut, these notes where sent by the Treasury Department in sheets of six. Once arrived at

With just 2 notes reported from a printing of 1198 it's amazing that any survived over the years. Upper left corner missing, but this is only o...

The only Date Back note on the bank! Very Good with hot pink rubberstamped signatures of H.N. Byrne, cashier and Windsor Volney Rice, president. Ric

Besides Reno, Ely was the only town in the state which had two national banks! A very nice note from this eastern location. Only five PB's know...

This previously unreported note brings the total number of $10 Plain Backs up to just 4 notes. Rubber stamped signatures of W. Biggane, cashier and Eu

Five large size $20s reported. A pleasing example. Rubber stamped signatures of W. Biggane, cashier and Eugene Giles, president. Condition: Fine.Seria

A mere 5 notes are reported from an issuance of 10,392 notes or in money amounts $25 known from the $51,960 issued! Facsimile signatures of Jay Evens

Six notes reported in the census with this note being one of the best. Facsimile signatures of Jay Evens Brinton, cashier and Eugene Giles, president.

New to the census bringing the total number of $20s known to an even half dozen. Facsimile signatures of Jay Evens Brinton, cashier and Eugene Giles,

With just four $10s reported, this is the finest of the 4,164 issued. Facsimile signatures of N. H. Chapin, cashier and Osmond George Bates, president

This is the finest of any Type 1 notes issued by the bank cross all denominations. Only five known, according to the census. Vivid colors with bright

Just 1,812 Type 1 $20s issued and with only four notes reported. Facsimile signatures of N. H. Chapin, cashier and Osmond George Bates, president. Co

Only two single notes reported plus an uncut sheet. 1,713 Type 2 $10s were issued. The uncut sheets are in very tight hands so if you would like a T

Seventeen Type 1 $10s are reported. This handsome note is a respectable example from this Eureka County location. Facsimile signatures of C.L. Tobin,

The highest serial number reported to date. 2,772 Type 1 $10's issued between 1929 and 1935. Facsimile signatures of C.L. Tobin, cashier and Je...

This note happens to be the lowest serial number Type 1 $20 reported. A pleasing example from this Eastern Nevada location. Facsimile signatures of C

An even half dozen Type 1 $20s reported from an issuance of a mere 876 notes! Strong colors. Facsimile signatures of C.L. Tobin, cashier and Jerry Sh

Last of the three out of six Type 1 $20s reported on this institution. Facsimile signatures of C.L. Tobin, cashier and Jerry Sheehan, president. Cond

The sole issuer from Pershing County. Just three Type 1 $10s reported with a 5,124 issued. Facsimile signatures of C.H. Jones, cashier and L.A. Fried

From the $30,000 in Type 1 $20s, just four notes reported. Facsimile signatures of C.H. Jones, cashier and L.A. Friedman, president. Condition: Fine+.

Previously unreported, this note brings the total to three Type 2 notes with this being the finest! Just 1,481 Type 2 $10s issued in the early 1930s.

An incredible note of rarity! Only when large collections are broken up are you able to have a chance to acquire such a "trophy note". ...

4,608 Type 1 $10s were issued, but only three are reported. Facsimile signatures of A.E. Preston, cashier and Osmond George Bates, president. Conditio

Only five Type 1 $20s are reported with this being the lowest serial number recorded. Facsimile signatures of A.E. Preston, cashier and Osmond George

Pocket change of just $24,000 issued and only $100 (five) reported. Facsimile signatures of A.E. Preston, cashier and Osmond George Bates, president.

A solid note with strong over printed signatures of A.J. Caton, cashier and Richard Kirman, president. One of seventeen $10 Plain Backs reported on t

A great companion to the note above. Nineteen $20 Plain Backs reported. Over printed signatures of A.J. Caton, cashier and Richard Kirman, president.

Reno, NV $10 1902 plain back note from The Farmers and Merchants NB, Ch # 7038, blue seal. Framed with a 1912 calendar from The Farmers and Merchants

A very pleasing example with bold colors and bright paper. Facsimile signatures of L.S. Reese, cashier and Carl F. WENTE, president. PCGS Currency gra

The colors on this note are vivid and just “pop”. A great note from this state! Over printed signatures of H.H. Kennedy, cashier and George Wingfield,

Just twelve $50 Plain Back notes reported. This is new to the census and is a solid note. Over printed signatures of H.H. Kennedy, cashier and George

John Sherman who was the brother of General William Tecumseh Sherman and Secretary of the Treasury under Hayes. He was the principal author of the S

Half a dozen $100 Plain Backs are reported from the 3,759 issued. A very appealing note. Over printed signatures of H.H. Kennedy, cashier and George

This is the only bank in Nevada during the small note issuing period that issued $50s. Now if you are building a denomination set from Nevada, your o

A pleasing example from the sole issuer of small size $50s for the state. Facsimile signatures of H.H. Kennedy, cashier and George Wingfield, presiden

New to the census bringing the total to 25 notes total. Facsimile signatures of H.H. Kennedy, cashier and George Wingfield, president. Condition: Extr

A super note with a "freshness" of being printed yesterday! Part of a small run of Almost Uncirculated notes that have turned up. Super ...

The lowest serial number reported to date from the state's sole issuer of small size $100s. A total of 19 notes reported out of the 2,124 befor...

One of the highlights of this auction is this note! With just two Type 1 $10s confirmed, when will you get a chance to acquire another $10? The othe