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Archives InternationalAuctions
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444 BondCoupon fora$504%ConsolBondof 1907,SN#42828 Cou-
ponDate Jan. 1, 1894,†HesslerX166I.
The 30 year bond “Consol”
for this coupon was issued in 1878, and the interest was payable
quarterly.Theportrait isofWilliamH.Seward. It is thought thatcou-
pons such as this one circulated as fractional currency just prior to
the turnof thecentury.XF-AUconditionwithaminormountingver-
tical stainon the right reverse. ��������������������������������������������Est.
$100-200
445
445 Washington, DC- Assistant Treasurer of the United States (At
New York) Check- August 2, 1912
Issued and uncashed. Scarce
check from Comptroller of the Currency as most were redeemed.
SamuelDexterportrait. Issued through theWoodsNatílBankofSan
Antonio, Texas. VFConditionminor toningminor stain on reverse.
�������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$250-500
FederalDocuments&
LibertyLoans
SavingsBonds
446
446 UnitedStates Savings Bonds Reissued in 1957& 1958.
Lot of (2)
Re-IssuedUnited States Savings Bonds 1957 & 1958: These bonds
first issued asUnitedStatesWar Savings Bonds (inMay í42&May
í45)wereeither lost,misplaced or stolenand reissuedasSeries “E”
Bondsthe followingdecade.Bothbondsarewell centeredandwhol-
lyoriginalwithout folds. The$100.00 issuehasminor toningon left
marginnoted foraccuracy. BEP. �����������������������������������������Est.
$250-500
447
447 United States Savings Bonds, ca.1966-1992 Bond Assortment.
Lot of (11) United States Savings Bonds: These bonds date from
1966 to 1992 including a wonderful variety of denominations,
$25.00-$100.00,vignettes (G.Washington,T. Jefferson,F.Roosevelt,
D. Eisenhower and IndependenceHall from theBicentennial Series
of 1976) andTreasurySecretaries: Fowler,Connally,Simon,Blumen-
thal, Miller, Regan, Baker III and Brady. This can be either a great
starter set (Bonds gradeXF-UNC and have bothHollerith and non-
punched cardvarieties) or anopportunity tobuildyour collectionof
theseno longeravailable inpaper formsecurities. ������������Est.
$400-800
U.S.FederalDocuments&
LibertyLoans
448
448 FederalGasolineRationCouponOneUnit (1974).
Once theenergy
crisis ended theDepartment of Energy shipped the gasoline ration
coupons to the PuebloArmyDepot inColorado, In 1984, following
thebelief thatWashington’sportrait could fool certain vendingma-
chines intomistakingthecoupons fordollarbills, the federalgovern-
ment opted todestroy the coupons.Although theentirepopulation
of gasoline ration coupons were supposedly destroyed, someone
at the PuebloArmyDepot had “rescued” a limited number of cou-
pons for theultimatebenefitof today’scollectors. Plate letters “B.”,
ThisUncirculatedexamplehas (4) tiny rust “ticks”withaminor “half
moon”discoloredsectionunderWashingtonísportrait.BEP.�Est.
$75-150
449
449 U.S. SavingsBond (ca. 1958-75) Lot of 4
Lot of 7 different “E” se-
ries bonds, 3 different denominations with signature varieties, $25
(5); $50 (1)and $100Savings Bonds, dated between 1958 and 1975,
One of the $25 bonds is in Fine, the balance inXF toCU condition.
Facevalue$275. ������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$300-500
450
450 U.S.SavingsBond (ca. 1970’s) Lotof 4
Lotof 4different signature
varietySeries E, $25 (2) and $50 (2) Savings Bonds, dated between
1975and1978, the$25bondshave IndependenceHallon leftand the
$50has theLibertyBell on the left. Blumenthal andSimonFacsim-
ile signature on each pair of bonds. AU toUncirculated. Face value
$150. ����������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est.
$200-400
451
451 U.S. Savings Bond ca.1980-90’s Lot of 7 DifferentVarieties.
Lot
of 3 different signature variety Series EE, $50 (2); $100 (1) Savings
Bonds, dated between 1988 and 1992, Each denomination has the
facsimile signatureof theSecretaryof theTreasury, BradyorBaker.
All areChoiceAU toCU. Scarce signature variety group. Face value
$200.Printedon IBMpunchcards. ��������������������������������������Est.
$150-300
