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Continued Available Currency From Issue Two: 10/10/1863—02/23/1867 |
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Second Issue Ten Cent Note
Washington on Obverse
FR 1246 w/ surcharge "18-63 And "S" (Only the "S" and "63" are visible, with the "18" lagging behind and suggested at either end of the bottom of the note's reverse"
(The PMG container is clear) Well margined , especially for the second issue.
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Second Issue Twenty-Five Cent Note Washington On Obverse Purple Reverse Without Surcharges. PMG-Graded "Choice", 63 EPQ. The EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality), and "Choice" designations a reasonably perfect looking note. Close to Gem margins, and near perfect graphics, make as pleasing an example of an uncirculated note.
FR1283 wo surcharges. Off hand, we can think of few
if any other obverse fractional notes featuring a "vignette".
This short study suggests the connection between the agrarian, and the
industrial aspects of economy, Jefferson championing the former and
Hamilton the latter. This issue was the first government effort to engrave
and print its own currency, the first issue being contracted out to
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Second Issue Twenty Five Cent Note Washington on Obverse No Reverse Surcharges. Well Margined, With Paper Somewhat Darker On Reverse. No Pin Holes. Imperceptible Separation At Lower Left Reverse Margin, Perhaps 1/16th-inch Long. Strong Colors, Nice Corners, And An Inverted Plate Number--Have Seen Others In Same Location On Issue "Two" Notes. EF FR 1283 $79.00 |
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