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_184_ $5 C: 5; Ceres std., train on bridge at left, upright sheaf & canal lock at rt.; 5. L: V/ox, in rectangle/V. R: lathework panel with FIVE, across. BS: sheaf, plow, etc. See spurious $5 (MA-420-S10) on the Cabot Bank, Cabotville, for an illustration of the design. (Fr. NY1140S5)
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Catalog Information
GSID:
382600
Variety:
C: 5; Ceres std., train on bridge at left, upright sheaf & canal lock at rt.; 5. L: V/ox, in rectangle/V. R: lathework panel with FIVE, across. BS: sheaf, plow, etc. See spurious $5 (MA-420-S10) on the Cabot Bank, Cabotville, for an illustration of the design.
Coin Date:
_184_
Denomination:
$5
Coinage Type:
Altered, Spurious and Unattributed Non-Genuine Notes
Coinage Years:
1840s
PCGS #:
NY1140S5
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Request Pricing_18_ $1 C: 1; woman std. holding sickle, left arm on sheaf, two cows, etc.; 1. L: ONE; oval portrait of Indian chief/1. R: unknown. BS: eagle. No oval state die on the face. (Fr. NY1140G2)
_18_ $2 C: TWO; white woman stdg. & Indian man std., flanking shield bearing 2; 2. L: unknown. R: 2/2. BS: mechanics arm. No oval state die on the face. (Fr. NY1140G4)
_18_ $3 C: 3; woman std., rt. arm on furnace, bellows, mortar, etc.; 3. L: 3/3/3. R: unknown. BS: steamship. No oval state die on the face. (Fr. NY1140G6)
_18_ $5 No black registration overprint on the back or state die on the face. (Fr. NY1140G8)
_18_ $10 No black registration overprint on the back or state die on the face. (Fr. NY1140G10)
_18_ $20 C: 20; Archimedes kneeling in clouds lifting globe with lever; 20. L&R: TWENTY, across. BS: artisan. (Fr. NY1140G12)
_18_ $50 C: 50; semi-nude mechanic std., left hand on wheel, anvil, hammer, etc., ship in bkgd. L&R: FIFTY, across. (Fr. NY1140G14)
_18_ $10 C: X; child on horse, two children below, man leaning on wheel at left; X. L: X/woman stdg. leaning on column/X. R: TEN, across, surrounded by floral design. BS: boxes on wharf, ship in bkgd. See spurious $10 (RI-480-S15) on the Village Bank, Smithfield, for an illustration of the design. (Fr. NY1140S7)
_18_ $2 C: train. R: woman std. (Fr. NY1140N5)
_18_ $2 C: medallion head bearing 2; portrait of Washington; medallion head bearing 2. Lower R: woman with large figure 2. (Fr. NY1140N10)
_18_ $3 C: two women with eagle & shield. BS: portrait. (Fr. NY1140N15)
_18_ $5 C: woman & eagle. L&R: FIVE, across. (Fr. NY1140N20)
_18_ $5 C: woman feeding eagle. L: portrait of Washington. (Fr. NY1140N25)
_18_ $10 C: TEN & X; woman with eagle; TEN & X. L: X/state die/X. R: TEN, across. (Fr. NY1140N30)
_18_ $1 Same as G2, except R: 1/state die/1. Registered in Bank Dept. (Fr. NY1140G20)
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