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Catalog Information
GSID:
386486
Variety:
BS: L. Pratt. New York State stock pledged.
Coin Date:
Oct. 24, 1843
Denomination:
$1
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
PCGS #:
NY2300G2
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Subject: I would like to contribute catalog info to CDN for Oct. 24, 1843 $1 BS: L. Pratt. New York State stock pledged. (Fr. NY2300G2)
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Request PricingOct. 24, 1843 $2 C: 2; woman std. holding sickle and caduceus, sheaves at left, TWO in bkgd./large gray TWO. L: TWO/large oval state die with pledge, "STOCKS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK" around it/TWO. R: corn above and below oval view of young man std. with hammer, anvil and cornucopia. BS: portrait of L. Pratt. (Fr. NY2300G4)
Oct. 24, 1843 $5 C: V; three allegorical women std., ctr. one within a large figure 5; V/large gray FIVE. L: 5/large oval state die with pledge, "STOCKS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK" around it/FIVE. R: 5/oval medallion head facing left/FIVE. BS: portrait of L. Pratt. Registered in the Comptroller's Office. (Fr. NY2300G6)
Oct. 24, 1843 $10 C: Ceres and Commerce std., flanking shield. L: 10/large oval state die with pledge, "STOCKS OF THE STATE OF NEW YORK" around it/TEN. R: 10/Liberty and Justice std. in circle/TEN. BS: portrait of L. Pratt. Back: red lathework and denomination. (Fr. NY2300G8)
_18_ $1 (Fr. NY2300S5)
(_18_) $2 C: eagle and ribbon. (Fr. NY2300S10)
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