Million Dollar Auction

Another blockbuster of a note with just 1,854 $20s issued before the bank closed in September of 1932. To think, just $37,080 issued and only $60 (th

For many years this was the sole $50, 1902 Date Back reported on the bank. Jerry Sheehan, the cashier was later president of The Farmers And Merchants

New to the census this brings the total of $50s to a solid number of two! Well circulated and the signatures are faded, this note is very interesting

A Very Fine example from this the sole issuing bank in Humboldt County. A total of 5 notes reported including a serial number 1 which is in very stro

Strong colors and bright paper on this mid grade note. Facsimile signatures of J.G. Moore, cashier and George Wingfield, president. Condition: Very Fi

The first new note to the bank's census in a long time. A small number of choice to gem uncirculated $`10's showed up as part of the Lavere...

A new note to the census. A solid note with even wear all around. Facsimile signatures of J.G. Moore, cashier and George Wingfield, president. Conditi

Last, but not the least for our Nevada section is this little peach, which is only one of four notes reported. Also the lowest serial number reported

Two engraving sheet photos held by the archives: 1) First National Bank of Winnemucca, $5.00, dated Sept. 1906 Unframed, 23" x 14". 2) Fir...

One dollar note (G42a), fair condition. Memphis Tennessee HWAC# 28131

Series of 1922, Fr 1173, VG condition with some paper attached to the back. US HWAC# 28148

In a presentation envelope from the Treasurer of the United States, a crisp uncirculated $5 1995 note, and a $10 note both signed by Mary Ellen Withr

Lot of 2: 1) $1 1923 silver certificate, Fr.237, VF with small damage on reverse, creases; 2) $20 1914 Fr.1011c. US HWAC# 28147

Wanna win that game of liers' poker? This $1 1999 federal reserve note has serial number E88884800B. Start the game at 5 8's and take the mo...

8 crisp uncirculated $1 silver certificates, 5 $2 notes, a $5 1963 note, 8 circulated $1 silver certificates, 2 fractional notes: 3 cents and 10 cents

A $1 note from Chesnutwood's College Bank, 1884. A six month course cost $50. Santa Cruz California HWAC# 28152

A $5 note from the Business College Bank of Hartford, Ct. On the reverse: "this bill is for use in the business practice department of Hannums ...

Two notes, $5 & $10 of Luther Academy Book Keepers' Currency Ft. Wayne Indiana HWAC# 28138

During the late 1800s business colleges issued their own paper money to train their students. Although this piece is not attributed to a school, it is

Lot of 4: 1) Philadelphia, PA, Feb. 17, 1776 Two Thirds of a Dollar; 2) City of Charleston, July 1789, two shillings; 3) Common Wealth of Pennsylvania