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This one I bought about a year ago, just never posted:

 

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A very very rare post Civil War obsolete from the North, and from a National Bank in Meriden Connecticut, which at the same time was issuing National Banknotes in the $1 denomination. This note issue was likely in contravention of the prohibition of note issues without paying the 10% tax that eliminated all non-National bank note issues.

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Very nice notes Saor Alba ... almost like you are collecting notes with animals on them :grin:

 

 

A side theme of post-Civil War "evasion" notes - technically these issues were prohibited under the National Banking Act of 1863, but states and municipalities skirted the law until the 1896 Mississippi "warrants" - then the Secret Service finally put an end to all non-federal government bonded note issues ie anything other than Federally issued or National Bank issued paper money.

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I have this note and would like to know about it. (I'm thinking of selling it). Please help.

 

935711A.jpg

 

935711B.jpg

 

 

It's circulated and a bit wrinkly with a small tear at the top. The tear is about 1/4 inch and not easily visible but it's there. Can someone help with Pick#, value, year, etc.

 

Thanks.

 

:art: Thanks Art

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here's what the note is based on

http://v12.lscache4....al/12697798.jpg

 

That's really neat. I'd love to have the opportunity to photograph that sculpture.

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