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Posted 17 months, 16 days ago
hrhea
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I have these 9 1929 National Bank Notes.
I Understand the Charter #.
The Serial #.
The Bank Name.
What I don't understand is how find how many notes were printed.
& how that could make one more valuable.
For example, I found a site that said there were only 10 Dalles, Oregon Notes Printed.
I also read that some banks had no know notes printed? I'm not sure
I understand that.
Dalles, Oregon #3441 $10.00
Clark County National Bank of Vancover, Washington #10686 $10.00
Crocker National Bank of San Fransisco # 1741 $5.00
First Seattle Dexter Norton National Bank #11280 $10.00
The First National Bank of Bellingham Washington #7372 $20.00
Overton National Bank, Nebraska # $10.00
Merchants National Bank of Sacramento # 1187 5 $10.00
The Chase National Bank of the City of New York #2370 $10.00
The Federal Reserve Bank of New York New York # B? $10.00
I know this may be quite redundant in questions for some of you. But
I appreciate the help help of others.
Shannon
WA State
Feel free to email me on your 1929 national bank notes. I am a dealer/collector. I can answer any questions you have.
I have a 1929 five dollar bank note from The Mellon National Bank Of Pittsburgh Pennsylvania. The serial number is E495329A on the front sides are the number 6301.
Does anyone know how much it is worth?
I appreciate the time.
Thank You
Scott
Hi, I have a 1929 fifty dollar bill from The Dakota national bank of Yankton, south dakota. Any info would be appreciated
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what would a 1929 first nat bank of seattle worth a 20 dollat bill
I note not one of you mentioned the condition of the note in regards to asking value. The condition plays a large part. The best way is to look these up in a book. The signatures may matter as well.
You may find a book on US Currency at your local library. Most big town libraries have a antiques and collectable section in their reference area. Other wise you can go to Books A Million Book stores and they let you look at the books there. It may be worth your while to purchase one on currency. My local one has a section dedicated to coins and currency.
Hi, I have a De Land Illinois National Bank Note I am trying to figure out how rare it may be, can someone help me please. I have been searching for information on this bank and can not find any of them. Please email me if you know something about this note. It is circulated but in great condition. No rips, tears, holes, or stains. Thanks so much!
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