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ARCHIVES INTERNATIONAL SALE #58 SELECTIONSHere some items that caught my eye in the upcoming Archives International sale. -Editor   Lot 126: 1905 International Banking Corporation $100 Note
 Shanghai, China, 1905. $100, P-S422s, S/M #M10-5. Blue face and back. Screaming eagle on top of 2 globes at left and in middle on back, 2 printed signatures. Specimen banknote. Red specimen overprint, 00000 serial numbers and POC's. PMG graded Gem uncirculated 65 EPQ condition. A trophy for the advanced collector. ABNC. Pretty multicolor note. I like blue. But there's much more to like for the serious banknote collector. Great piece. -Editor To read the complete lot description, see:
Lot 181: 1784 Copenhagen Rigsdaler Note
 Kobenhaven, Denmark. 1784. 1 Rigsdaler Courant, P-A24c, Issued banknote, S/N 57803, PMG graded Very Fine 30. Scarce note in any condition. Only 3 graded with this example by far the highest graded. Interesting rare item. -Editor To read the complete lot description, see:
Lot 255: 1917 Strasburg POW Camp Notes
 Germany, Strasburg Wpr. Lot of 5, includes 10 Pfennig, 1, 2, 5, and 10 Mark, 1917. Uniface. Round validation stamps on front. Choice VF or better. P.O.W. notes are an interesting area of paper money. -Editor To read the complete lot description, see:
Lot 591: Bradbury, Wilkinson & Co. Test Note
 Great Britain, uniface intaglio-printed, "anti-photographic" test note, denomination of "5 Units", five stylized heads facing left, right, and front. BWC. PMG graded Choice Uncirculated 64. Attractive, colorful piece. -Editor To read the complete lot description, see:
Lot 609: Excelsior Bank Note Company Vignette Advertising Sheet
 Washington, D.C., 14 x 17.5 inches, Multiple vignettes, counters and cycloid engravings glued to a thin card. Possibly it was meant to be used in a presentation or was framed in their office. Overall XF condition. Colorful and unique. Excelsior had offices in Washington, DC and New York, NY and was formed sometime prior to 1 January 1876 by John G. Wellstood. Great display item. -Editor To read the complete lot description, see:
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