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Catalog Information
GSID:
385671
Variety:
Raised from $1, G2a.
Coin Date:
Aug. 1, 1860
Denomination:
$10
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
PCGS #:
NY2045R5
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Request PricingAug. 1, 1860 $1 Tint: green. (Fr. NY2045G2a)
Aug. 1, 1860 $2 C: steamboat Armenia. L: TWO on 2/state die/TWO on 2. R: TWO on 2/head of woman. BS: 2 TWO 2. Tint: green. (Fr. NY2045G4a)
Aug. 1, 1860 $3 C: steamboat "Armenia". L: state die/3. R: 3/oval female portrait. BS: 3 THREE 3. Tint: green. (Fr. NY2045G6a)
Aug. 1, 1860 $3 Cft. of the above. (Fr. NY2045C6a)
Aug. 1, 1860 $5 C: 5; milkmaid stdg., hand on cow, sheep & cattle lying down. L: FIVE/oval portrait of Washington. R: 5/square state die. BS: FlVVE. Tint: green. (Fr. NY2045G8a)
Aug. 1, 1860 $10 C: X; woman kneeling, pouring water into trough, sheep drinking; X. L: 10/blacksmith at work, anvil, etc. R: 10/train/octagonal state die. Tint: green. (Fr. NY2045G10a)
June 1, 1864 $1 Back: green. Altered from $1, Allegany County Bank, Cumberland, MD-155-2a. (Fr. NY2045A5)
_18_ $5 Tint: red-brown overall lathework, large white 5 at LC. Altered from $5 Pioneer Association, Lafayette, IN, AS-120-G6a. (Fr. NY2045A10)
_18_ $5 Altered from cft. of $5 (NY-590-C104a) on Catskill Bank, Catskill, NY. (Fr. NY2045A15)
Oct. 1, 1860 $5 (Fr. NY2045S5)
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