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Catalog Information
GSID:
392391
Variety:
No overprint.
Coin Date:
Sept. 12
Denomination:
$20
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
Coinage Years:
1859
PCGS #:
NJ465G12
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Subject: I would like to contribute catalog info to CDN for Sept. 12 $20 No overprint.
Body: Referring page: http://www.greysheet.com/prices/item/new-jersey-obsolete-currency-nj465g12/gsid/392391 GSID: 392391 Title: Sept. 12 $20 No overprint.
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Request Pricing_18_ $1 Same as G2a, except for date.
June 1, 1843 $1
_18_ $2
June 1, 1843 $2 Same as G4, except for date.
_18_ $5 Same as G6a, except for date.
July 4, 1843 $5 Same as G6, except for date.
June 1, 1843 $5 Raised from $1, G2a.
_18_ $10 C: diagonal 10 on medallion head; presentation of the Declaration of Independence; diagonal 10 on medallion head. L: 10/sailor stdg. with U.S. flag in left hand, in oval/X. R: X/Pat Lyon stdg. by forge, in oval/10. BS: eagle. Altered from $10 Tenth Ward Bank, New York City, NY-1935-G18.
_18_ $20 C: diagonal 20, on medallion head; Pat Lyon stdg. by forge; diagonal 20, on medallion head. L: 20/primitive train, on oval/XX. R: 20/cattle, man at rt., In oval/XX. Altered from $20 Tenth Ward Bank, New York City, NY-1935-G20.
_18_ $3 R: Van Buren. From a modified fraudulent plate, originally for a counterfeit $3, NY-1505-C16, on the Chemical Bank, New York.
Sept. 12 $1 No overprint.
Sept. 12 $1 As above, except for overprint: red panel outlining white ONE.
Sept. 12 $2 No overprint.
Sept. 12 $2 As above, except for overprint: red panel outlining white TWO.
Sept. 12 $3 No overprint.
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