1875 $2.00 "Lazy Deuce" Boston, MA VG-10 PMG (Fr#390) CH#985
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Currency Highlights:
Chartered just days before General Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox, the National Union Bank of Boston carries a name steeped in patriotism, tracing its roots to the Union Bank of 1792. This scarce $2 Lazy Deuce, one of only four known from this institution per the National Bank Note Census, embodies a striking relic of post-Civil War banking history.
Though PMG notes a "Corner Missing" flaw, it remains outside the engraved design, preserving the note's strong visual appeal. A prized opportunity to acquire an iconic and increasingly elusive type, discontinued with the return of specie payments in the late 1870s.
This 1875 $2 national note issued by The National Union Bank of Boston has been certified VG-10 by PMG Corner Missing. One of only 4 known. It is a phenomenal opportunity for any currency collector.
Currency Highlights:
- Housed in an archival quality currency holder by PMG.
- Graded VG-10 by PMG.
- Comments: Corner Missing.
- Face: A portrait of a representation of Liberty with an American flag at left.
- Back: A central vignette of Sire Walter Raleigh introducing tobacco to America. The state seal appears at left while an eagle is seen at right.
- Charter #985.
- Signatures of Allison/New—Friedberg #390.
Chartered just days before General Robert E. Lee's surrender at Appomattox, the National Union Bank of Boston carries a name steeped in patriotism, tracing its roots to the Union Bank of 1792. This scarce $2 Lazy Deuce, one of only four known from this institution per the National Bank Note Census, embodies a striking relic of post-Civil War banking history.
Though PMG notes a "Corner Missing" flaw, it remains outside the engraved design, preserving the note's strong visual appeal. A prized opportunity to acquire an iconic and increasingly elusive type, discontinued with the return of specie payments in the late 1870s.
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