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