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Catalog Information
GSID:
381458
Coin Date:
Nov. 1, 1846
Denomination:
$1
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
PCGS #:
NY800G2a
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Request PricingNov. 1, 1849 $1 As above, except for date, position of Register's signing space and omission of pledge between signatures. (Fr. NY800G2b)
Nov. 1, 1846 $2 (Fr. NY800G4a)
Nov. 1, 1849 $2 As above, except for date, position of Register's signature and omission of pledge between signatures. (Fr. NY800G4b)
Nov. 1, 1849 $2 Raised from $1, G2b. (Fr. NY800R5)
_18_ $5 (Fr. NY800G6)
Nov. 1, 1846 $5 As above, except for date. (Fr. NY800G6a)
Nov. 1, 1849 $5 Same as G6a, except for date, position of Register's signature and omission of pledge between signatures. (Fr. NY800G6b)
_18_ $5 Same as G6b, except for change in registration statement from Comptroller's Office to Bank Dept. (Fr. NY800G6c)
Nov. 1, 1849 $5 Raised from $2. G4b. (Fr. NY800R10)
_18_ $20 Raised from $2, G4b. The bank issued no $20s. (Fr. NY800R15)
_18_ $5 Altered from $5, Commercial Bank of Vermont, Poultney, VT-180-G8. (Fr. NY800A5)
_18_ $5 Upper C: ship. R: woman. (Fr. NY800N5)
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