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Catalog Information
GSID:
381958
Variety:
C: Franklin. Same as G2b, except for imprint.
Coin Date:
_18_
Denomination:
$1
Coinage Type:
Genuine Notes, Raised Notes and Counterfeits
Coinage Years:
1850s
PCGS #:
NY950G2
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Subject: I would like to contribute catalog info to CDN for _18_ $1 C: Franklin. Same as G2b, except for imprint. (Fr. NY950G2)
Body: Referring page: http://www.greysheet.com/prices/item/obsolete-currency-new-york-ny950G2/gsid/381958 GSID: 381958 Title: _18_ $1 C: Franklin. Same as G2b, except for imprint. (Fr. NY950G2)
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Request Pricing_18_ $1 As above, except for imprint. (Fr. NY950G2b)
_18 _ $2 C: man dressing leather & two men at work, two women std. in bkgd.; state die. L: 2/stag/TWO. R: 2/woman kneeling beside pail. BS: bales. (Fr. NY950G4)
_18_ $2 As above, except for imprint. (Fr. NY950G4b)
_18_ $5 C: man dressing leather, two men at work, two women std. in bkgd.; state die. L: 5/woman std. on bale. R: 5/oval portrait of Washington. BS: bales. (Fr. NY950G6)
_18_ $5 As above, except for imprint. (Fr. NY950G6b)
_18_ $5 Raised from $1, G2. (Fr. NY950R5)
_18_ $10 C: eagle, with foot on shield; X. L: TEN/oval portrait of Washington/state die. R: 10/man dressing leather/TEN. (Fr. NY950G8)
_18_ $10 As above, except for imprint. (Fr. NY950G8b)
__18_ $10 Raised from $1, G2. (Fr. NY950R10)
Oct., 1850 $5 From a modified fraudulent plate, originally for a counterfeit $5 (NY-1385-C6) on the Sullivan County Bank, Monticello, NY. (Fr. NY950S10)
Oct. 8, 1853 $5 As above, except for date. (Fr. NY950S10a)
? $2 C: harvest scene. (Fr. NY950N5)
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