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Catalog Information
GSID:
383209
Coin Date:
_18_
Denomination:
$5
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
Coinage Years:
1830s
PCGS #:
NY1295G8
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Request Pricing_18_ $1 Tint: green. (Fr. NY1290G2a)
_18_ $3 Tint: green. (Fr. NY1290G4a)
June 1, 1852 $5 C: Taylor. Altered from $5 Government Stock Bank, Ann Arbor, MI-40-G12. (Fr. NY1290A5)
_18_ $1 Engraved payee. (Fr. NY1295G2)
_18_ $2 (Fr. NY1295G4)
_18_ $3 (Fr. NY1295G6)
_18_ $10 (Fr. NY1295G10)
_18_ $5 C: 5; cattle under tree, train at rt. L: woman std. in circle. R: 5 in circle. (Fr. NY1295S5)
_18_ $10 C: Perry's victory in the Battle of Lake Erie, 1813. (Fr. NY1295S10)
Jan. 1, 18_ $1 Same as G2b. except for imprint. (Fr. NY1296G2)
Jan. 1, 18_ $1 As above, except for imprint. (Fr. NY1296G2b)
Jan. 1, 18_ $2 Similar to cft. below. (Fr. NY1296G4)
_18_ $2 Cft. of the above. (Fr. NY1296C4)
Jan. 1, 18_ $2 Same as G4. except for imprint. (Fr. NY1296G4b)
Jan. 1, 18_ $2 Same as G4b, except for imprint. (Fr. NY1296G4c)
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