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Continued Available Currency From Issue Two: 10/10/1863—02/23/1867

Second Issue Twenty Five Cent

Washington Encircled In Broze Oval On Front Purple Graphic With "18-63-S" Surcharges On Reverse. One Rear Corner Crease, No Tears.

A Nice Discount VF+ Note That Will Make Someone A Great Deal On A Type And Denomination That's Entering The Scarce Zone, A Number Of Pin Holes Throughout, Mostly Small With One More Pronounced On Front Upper Right Margin. Still Very Prsentable.

 

FR#1286

 

$40.00


         

    

Second Issue Twenty-Five Cent Note

Washington On Obverse

Purple Reverse With "18-63" and "S" Surcharges

 

This Is A PMG-Graded "Gem Uncirculated",
"65 EPQ" (Exceptional Paper Quality) Note.

As With Most Of This Type And Denomination, Washington Is A Bit Shy About Fully Entering The Port Hole, But That Has No Effect On "Gem" Margining Of Obverse And Reverse Graphics.

Quite Literally, They Don't Get Much Better Than This. PMG Population Report Lists One Graded At "66"; and PCGS Also Lists One At That Grade (Maybe Same One Submitted Both Places?). So, There Are At The Most, Two Examples Of This Note That Have Been Graded Higher Than This 65 Gem Uncirculated EPQ.

This Is An "Opportunity" Pricing, And Subject To Change In The Future.

 

FR1286

 


$700.00

  

 

Second Issue Fifty Cent Note

Washington On Obverse Encircled In Bronze Oval

Red Reverse With "18-63" Surcharges
(The "18" Is Simply Missing, Not Uncommon On Scecond Issue Notes--Does Not Make It An "Error" Note, Just An "16-65" With A Missing "18"

 

 

PMG-Graded "Extremely Fine 40"

 

Disticntive Square Corners And Even Margining Front And Back Nicely Frame A Well Bronzed And Evenly Colored Note. There Is An Intriguing And Skinny Character Best Guessed To Be A Partial Plate Number In The Upper Right Corner.

 

FR1316

 



$150.00

  

Second Issue Fifty Cent Note

Washington On Obverse Encircled In Bronze Oval

Red Reverse With "18-63 And "A" Surcharges

 

 

PMG-Graded "Choice About Uncirculated"

 

 

A Choice About New 58 note will typically be an Apparent Choice New or better note, with one or two light corner bends or folds or, if you can't see that, then something else you may or not see that keeps it--not from a 60, but a 63 grade. It's a gorgeous note, it's graded. It's a deal.

 

 

FR#1317

 


$225.00

  

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