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Illinois
1009 Chicago Clearing House, 1933 Die Proof in Blue.
Chicago,
Illinois, 1933, Proof, No denomination, evidently a base note that
could be altered for needed denominations, Blue on translucent
white paper with Liberty on left, Choice XF to AU. ABNC.
Rare ..........................................................................
EST. $120-240
Nevada
1010 Rhyolite Clearing House Certificate, 1907 Panic Issue,
Remainder Banknote.
Rhyolite, Nevada. November 30th, 1907.
$20. Series C. Specimen or unissued panic scrip note without Serial
Number. Black border and text printed on light orange undertint on
light orange paper. Text states “ Securities having been deposited
with the Clearing House Committee of the Associated Banks of
Rhyolite, Nev. this certificate will be accepted by said Banks...”
banks include “Bullfrog Bank & Trust”; “1st National Bank of
Rhyolite” and “John S.Cook & Co.”. PMG Graded Gem Uncirculated
65 EPQ with notation of “Remainder” which is in question. Britton &
Rey. Back has ornate orange engraving. Rare Nevada
Panic scrip. ................................................................
EST. $750-1500
Pennsylvania
1011 Bethlehem Clearing House Certificate, 1933 Issue Progress
Proof.
Bethlehem, Pennsylvania, 1933, Progress proof printed in
chestnut brown on india paper without vignette “First House of
Bethlehem” on left, or denomination. XF to Uncirculated condition.
Rare production proof of this attractive depression scrip note.
SBNC. ........................................................................
EST. $100-200
Wisconsin
1012 Milwaukee, Wisconsin, 1907 Clearing House Certificate.
WI,
Nov. 6, 1907, $1, Issued Panic Scrip, VG to Fine condition.
EST. $100-200
1009
1010
1011
1012
1013 State of Wisconsin Bank Scrip, 1933 Depression Scrip.
WI,
Series 1933, $1, W151-1aIssued Depression Scrip, S/N 816715, Black
and gray on tan, Choice Fine to VF condition. Scarce early
Variety. ......................................................................
EST. $75-150
U.S. Federal Documents
New York
1014 U.S. Department of the Interior - “Cherokee Outlet”
Cherokee Nation Bond
Oklahoma, 1894, $10,000, 4 % Certificate
of Ownership, Location of the “Cherokee Outlet” was a strip of land
in Oklahoma territory. Specimen “Certificate of Ownership in 4%
Indebtedness of United States of America, Due 1899”. Extremely
rare and historic U.S. Federally related bond. Back has legend “It is
hereby certified that the United States of America have agreed to
pay the “Cherokee Nation” the sum of Eight Million, Three Hundred
Thousand Dollars ($8,300,00)in five equal annual installments,
beginning.....at a rate of four per centum per annum, in considera-
tion of the purchase by the U.S.of A. from the Cherokee Nation of
certain lands known as the “Cherokee Outlet.” The front of the bond
has additional text “This indebtedness was incurred by the U.S.of A.
for the purchase from the Cherokee Nation of certain lands known
as the Cherokee Outlet under an ACT OF CONGRESS APPROVED
MARCH 3rd, 1893 and has been purchased from the Cherokee
Nation and assigned as per copy of certificate of the Secretary of the
Department of the Interior endorsed hereon to the UNION TRUST
COMPANY OF NEW YORK, which holds it as trustee. Vignette of
Cherokee Indian on top title and bank building on left. Brown bor-
der. Red specimen overprint, POC’s and “00000” serial numbers. XF
condition. Evidently, the Cherokee Nation did not want to wait for
the annual settlement and took a discounted lump sum from
R.T.Wilson & Company as factors. The amount of discount is not
listed. U.S. Federal related bond. ..............................
EST. $2000-4000
Ohio
1015 U.S. Savings Bond, 1983, Series EE, $75 Denomination with
Truman Portrait.
Issued in Cleveland, Ohio, 1983, $75, Miller
Signature, Issued bond, rare denomination and type.
EST. $75-150
1013
1014
1015
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