Newly Discovered National Bank Note Fetches $250,000 at Auction
2015-11-28 Sat
The first note issued by the First National Bank of Rhyolite broke the $100,000 barrier at the Lyn Knight Auction sale on November 20, 2015. This 1902 $10 note opened at $60,000 and proceeded in an increment of $5000 bids from floor and internet participants till was bought for a whopping $258,500. The note was discovered recently with a blue seal and Treasury signatures by Vernon and Treat. Knight has graded the note as Very Fine/Extremely Fine.Latest News
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