18 __ Post Note from Cincinnati, OH $1.00 AU
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Post Notes were payable to order at a specified future time as distinguished from one payable to bearer on demand. Add some of these historical pieces to your cart today!
The U.S. government never printed any of their own currency until 1861. There was a shortage of Gold and Silver in the country from 1776 until the 1850s. During that period most states and private banks issued their own currency from 1801-1850.
This $1.00 Post Note was payable to James Monroe or Bearer at Cincinnati, Ohio. Great affordable notes for the novice or advanced collector.
Currency Highlights:
- Issued in Cincinnati, Ohio.
- Notes will be housed in archival quality currency sleeves.
- Graded Almost Uncirculated.
- Face: A River Scene.
- Back: Intentionally left blank.
- Printed by Murray, Draper & Fairman & Co., which printed notes from 1811 through 1847.
Protect your currency by adding a protective currency holder to your order.
Post Notes were payable to order at a specified future time as distinguished from one payable to bearer on demand. Add some of these historical pieces to your cart today!
The U.S. government never printed any of their own currency until 1861. There was a shortage of Gold and Silver in the country from 1776 until the 1850s. During that period most states and private banks issued their own currency from 1801-1850.
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