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Catalog Information
GSID:
390963
Variety:
NDA
Coin Date:
July 4, 1851
Denomination:
$2
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
PCGS #:
NJ150G4
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Request PricingJuly 4, 1851 $1 R: Webster. As below, except no overprint.
July 4, 1851 $1 As above, except for red ONE overprint.
July 4, 1851 $2 As above, except to red TWO overprint.
July 4, 1851 $5 NDA
July 4, 1851 $5 As above, except for red FIVE overprint.
Feb. 1, 18_ $1 Same as G2a. except lacks pledge at top and overprint at bottom of the large shield has a scroll on it.
Feb. 1, 18_ $1 Overprint: red ONE.
Feb. 1, 18_ $1 Same as G2a, except for red-brown tint of overall lathework with large lazy 1 in ctr., instead of overprint.
Feb. 1, 18_ $2 No pledge or overprint.
Feb. 1, 18_ $2 As above, except for red TWO overprint.
Feb. 1, 18_ $2 As above, except red-brown tint replaces overprint.
Feb. 1, 18_ $3 L-LC: woman & child on hay wagon drawn by two horses, man riding on one of the horses, girl, boy, blacksmith shop. RC: oval male portrait. Lower L: 3. R: THREE on 3/oval portrait of Webster. No overprint.
Feb 1, 18_ $3 As above, except for red THREE overprint.
Feb. 1, 18_ $3 As above, except red-brown tint replaces overprint.
Feb. 1, 18_ $5 Lower L-C-R: (whole-note vignette): at left, men shearing sheep with child watching; at rt., two men with baskets picking corn. Upper L&R: 5. No overprint.
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