Lot 640 Thompson: Paper Money
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Of particular interest are Thompson's handwritten census and research pages recording individual notes by serial number, signature combinations, face and back plate numbers, grade, Friedberg number, and other identifying information. Subjects represented throughout the volume include large-size United States currency, Silver Certificates, United States Notes, Federal Reserve Notes, National and obsolete bank notes, printing and plate varieties, state banking issues, and related paper-money history. Material appears to have been accumulated over many years from a wide variety of numismatic publications and other sources.
An unusual and highly personal working research archive offering a glimpse into the methods and accumulated knowledge of a dedicated paper-money collector, with considerable potential interest to researchers of United States currency and the history of paper-money collecting. Lot weight: 4 lbs 14oz. Subject(s): United States Paper Money.
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Sale order:SESSION 1:
Books: 1 to 723
Auction Catalogs & Dealer Fixed Pricelists: 724 to 788
Journals, Magazines & Newsletters: 789 to 842
Postcards: 843 to 844
VHS Tapes: 845 to 847
DVDs: 848 to 850
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