Archives International Auctions Sale 56 U.S., Chinese & Worldwide Banknotes, Coins, Scripophily and Security Printing Ephemera November 21, 2019

Archives International Auctions - Sale 56 133 November 21,2019 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com Pawtucket 925 925 Pawtucket Bank. 1849. Obsolete Banknote. Pawtucket, MA. This note was altered from a $5 Geauga Insurance Co. of Painesville, OH note. VG with faults, �� Est. $65-120 Massachusetts. Michigan Boston, MA; Ann Arbor, MI 926 926 Boylston Bank (Haxby Plate Note) & The Bank of Washtenaw 1854Trio of Obsolete Banknotes Boston, MA. Ann Arbor, MI. Lot of 3 notes with the same design. The Bank of Washtenaw opened in 1835, failed in 1839, revived and failed again in 1854. Haxby MI-50 G40A has no overprint. Haxby MI-50 G40B has a large red “ONE’ overprint, and is the genuine note from which the Boston note(the Haxby plate note) was altered. Choice VG to Fine. DW&C. (3)�� Est. $85-150 Massachusetts. Rhode Island. Vermont 927 927 North-Eastern Obsolete Banknote Quartet, ca.1830-1867 Lot of 4 Obsolete banknotes, Shelburne Falls, MA., $2 Shelburne Falls Bank; Lowell, MA., $5 Railroad Bank; Johnston, RI., ca.1830’s, $3 Rhode-Island Agricultural Bank, Remainder, AU-Unc., RW&C.; and $5 Brown Scrip, Scam Lottery for non existent property. Monkton, VT Includes the Shelburne Falls note, altered from a $2 Southern Bank of Georgia, Bainbridge, GA. The Lowell note is altered from a $5 Erie & Kalamazoo R.R. Bank, Adrian, MI. The Rhode Island bank opened in 1823 and closed in 1846. The central vignette on the RI note is the Burning of the Gaspe 1772. The Unlisted Brown scrip is a scam or ‘Ponzi Scheme’, with a 5 ct. Washington Rev. stamp at the lower right. (4) �� Est. $160-280 Michigan. Rhode Island Marshall, MI; Wickford, RI 928 928 Marshall, MI., Calhoun County Bank; and Wickford, RI., Narragansett Bank. 1837 Obsolete Banknote Pair. Marshall, MI. Wickford, RI. Lot of 2 notes with the same design. The Calhoun County Bank was incorporated in 1836 and failed in 1840. The MI note is genuine. The RI note is altered from the MI note. Both ar Choice VG. DT&L. (2)�� Est. $70-140 Michigan. Rhode Island. Tennessee Flint Rapids, MI; Wickford, R.I; Memphis, TN. 929 929 Farmers Bank 1854 Obsolete Banknote Trio. Lot of 3 genuine notes. MI., $10, Farmers Bank of Genesee County, Haxby MI-170-G10; $2, RI., Farmers Bank, Haxby RI-565-G4A; $1, TN., Farmers and Merchants Bank of Memphis, Haxby TN-100- G42E. The Flint Rapids, MI bank was organized Jan.1, 1838, and closed later that year. The Memphis bank opened in 1835, failed in 1847, revived and failed again in 1854. VG to Choice VG. (3)�� Est. $120-240 Minnesota Mankato City 930 930 Merchants Bank 1854 Obsolete Banknote. Mankato City, MN. $1, Haxby MN-75-G2A, Choice VG to Fine condition. This is a non-existent bank represented only by fraudulent notes. �� Est. $250-500 Mississippi Madisonville 931 931 Bank of Madison County 1838 Obsolete Banknote. Madisonville, MS. $20, Haxby MS-135-G16, VG, According to Leggett’s MS obsolete banknote book, there is no history available on this bank. DTL&C. �� Est. $80-160 Princeton 932 932 Lake Washington & Deer Creek Rail Road & Banking Co 1838 Obsolete Banknote. Princeton, MS. $20, Haxby MS-190-G8, Issued. The bank was incorporated Feb.26, 1836. The name and style was changed to the Bank of Mississippi on Feb.16, 1838. In Feb., 1860, the bank moved to Greenville. Princeton is now under the waters of the Mississippi River. The last time this note was offered at public auction was in 2016. scarce and attractive note. UBS&H.�� Est. $200-400