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Catalog Information
GSID:
380525
Variety:
C: three women.
Coin Date:
_18_
Denomination:
$5
Coinage Type:
Altered, Spurious and Unttributed Non-Genuine Notes
Coinage Years:
1850s
PCGS #:
NY510N5
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Subject: I would like to contribute catalog info to CDN for _18_ $5 C: three women. (Fr. NY510N5)
Body: Referring page: http://www.greysheet.com/prices/item/obsolete-currency-new-york-ny510n5/gsid/380525 GSID: 380525 Title: _18_ $5 C: three women. (Fr. NY510N5)
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Request PricingNov. 1 $1 Back: brown-orange lathework. (Fr. NY350G2)
Nov. 1 $5 C: four allegorical figures, woman holding up globe in ctr., Mercury and two lions at rt. L: 5/large oval state die with pledge, "PUBLIC STOCKS AND REAL ESTATE" around It/FIVE. R: 5/Minerva std., in oval/FIVE. BS: unknown. Back: red lathework and denomination. (Fr. NY350G6)
Nov. 1 $5 As above, except pledged. (Fr. NY350G6a)
(_18_) $1 NDA (Fr. NY355G2)
(_18_) $2 NDA (Fr. NY355G4)
(_18_) $3 C: 3; two women std., with scroll & distaff; 3. L: 3/medallion head; 3. R: 3/portrait of Washington; 3. BS: steamboat. (Fr. NY355G6)
_18_ $1 NDA (Fr. NY360G2)
_18_ $1 (Fr. NY360G4)
_18_ $2 UL: Franklin. LL: DeWitt Clinton. (Fr. NY360G6)
_18_ $2 (Fr. NY360G8)
_18_ $3 NDA (Fr. NY360G10)
_18_ $3 (Fr. NY360G12)
_18_ $5 125. (Fr. NY360G14)
_18_ $5 Cft. of the above. Letter A. (Fr. NY360C14)
_18_ $10 NDA (Fr. NY360G18)
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