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Archives International Auctions - Sale 38 - Sessions 1 & 2

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February 7-8,2017

Archives International Auctions

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498

498 U.S. Fractional Currency, Fr. 1267 15¢ Fourth Issue PCGS New 61PPQ.

Fr. 1267 15¢ Fourth Issue PCGS Choice New 61PPQ. ���Est.

$100-150

499

499 U.S. Fractional Currency, Fr. 1283 25¢, Second Issue, PMG Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ. Error.

The purple back is shifted left so that the

left edge of the shield is off the paper, and part of the note at the right is

showing. PMG has designated it as a “back shift error.” �������������Est.

$150-250

500

500 U.S. Fractional Currency, Fr. 1339 50c Third Issue Spinner Type II with Wyman Courtesy Autograph , PCGS VF 35 Apparent.

Fr.

1339 50c Third Issue Spinner Type II with Wyman Courtesy Autograph

This Type II Spinner boasts some light folds and a minor edge stain.

The embossing is original and bright bronzing remains. The highlight

of this piece is the courtesy autograph of A.U. Wyman, who was the US

Treasurer for one year from 1876-1877 and then for a two year stretch

from 1883-1885. Courtesy autographed fractional notes are usually

priced with a premium of $150-$200 and this note would be worth

around $100 on its own�����������������������������������������������������������������Est.

$250-350

501

501 U.S. Fractional Currency, Fr. 1355SP 50¢ Third Issue Wide Margin Justice Face PCGS Apparent Choice About New 55.

Fr. 1355SP 50¢

Third Issue Wide Margin Justice Face PCGS Apparent Choice About

New 55. This wide margin face was printed on “CSA” watermarked

paper and the “A” is visible on the left and right end. Hand signed by

Colby and Spinner, it has an ink erosion hole in Spinner’s signature.

PCGS gave it an apparent designation due to this ink erosion and edge

tears that do not extend into the design. ��������������������������������������Est.

$250-400

U.S. SMALL TYPE

502

502 U.S. FRN, 1928; 1928A & 1928B Series with Numeral Districts and Letters Assortment.

U.S. Federal Reserve Note Group of 50 ($1000

Face Value), Includes Series of 1928, Tate | Mellon, 21 examples from

Atlanta, District 6 and a single example from Cleveland, Chicago and

St.Louis, all with Numerals on the left; Series 1928A, 15 examples from

Atlanta, District 6, and single ones from Richmond and St.Louis, all

with numerals on the left in the seal; Series of 1928B, Woods | Mellon

signatures, all with letters on left, no numerals, includes New York, San

Francisco, St. Louis and Chicago districts. Condition varies between fine

to Choice VF-XF with a couple possibly better. This is an estate group

that has stayed in the family since the 1920’s. Unfortunately no star notes

were found. Unsearched for varieties. (50 notes - $1000 Face)�Est.

$1250-1500

U.S. SMALL TYPE - ERRORS

503

503 Error F.R.N.: Fr. 2063-B $20 1950D Federal Reserve Note.

Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. A fold in the sheet in the lower left

corner fouled the cutting of this $20 ��������������������������������������������Est.

$120-180

U.S. SMALL TYPE - UNCUT SHEET

504

504 Federal Reserve Notes. Uncut Sheet of Sixteen. Fr. 1936-F $2 1995 Choice Uncirculated.

Uncut sheets of $2s for this series were

printed at Fort Worth only for the Atlanta district. They utilized blocks

F-B through F-H������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.

$80-120