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Sale 104
June 10-13 2018 Pre Long Beach Sale
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Lot 559 |
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1922, $20 Gold Certificate. Fr-1187. PCGS graded AU-50. Estimate Value $500 - 550
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| Realized
$576 |
Lot 560 |
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1922, $10 Gold Certificate. PCGS Very Good 10 Apparent. Fr-1173. KL-442. Decent color remains on the gold overprint and back on this $10, although a couple of minor flaws are mentioned by PCGS: "washed; small edge splits and repairs." Estimate Value $50 - 60
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| Realized
$108 |
Lot 561 |
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1882, $20 Gold Certificate. PCGS Fine 12 Apparent. Fr-1178. KL-555. Although PCGS assigned an italic grade (meaning "apparent") with mention of "minor stains and discoloration on back," it isn't all that bad for a circulated example of this type that usually shows some degree of fading or oxidation on the bright orange back design. Estimate Value $400 - 500
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| Realized
$432 |
Lot 562 |
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1922, $20 Gold Certificate. PCGS Very Good 8 Apparent. Fr-1187. KL-564. The PCGS Currency grading label notes the following problems: "rust stains; small edge splits and tears." Estimate Value $60 - 80
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| Realized
$108 |
Lot 563 |
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1922, $50 Gold Certificate. PCGS Fine 15 Apparent. Fr-1200. KL-705. This $50 gold note displays a bold orange overprint and back, however the graders at PCGS noted that this example has been washed and has a couple of masked stains on the back. The inks have only faded from the washing at the hard intersecting fold lines, otherwise the appearance isn't all that bad overall. Estimate Value $200 - 250
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| Realized
$528 |
Lot 564 |
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1922, $100 Gold Certificate. PCGS Fine 12 Apparent. Fr-1215. KL-827. This example has a couple of minor flaws, as it's notated by PCGS Currency as having been washed and possessing a couple of small edge splits and tears. The eye appeal of this note, however, isn't at all as bad as it might sound. The back design is a trifle faded and there is some ink loss at the harder folds, but it's certainly a fully acceptable example for the budget-conscious collector. Estimate Value $250 - 300
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$721 |
Lot 565 |
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1900, $10,000 Gold Certificate. Fr-1225h. KL-1079. Hole Punch Cancelled. A breathtaking example and certinanly one of the finest, if not the finest to exist! Most examples seen are browned due to a fire in the building in which they were stored and then an unknown quanitity were thrown into the street. This fully bright specimen exhibits full originality and never pressed or cleaned. Estimate Value $12,500 - UP
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