PERIODICAL: PAPER MONEY MARCH/APRIL 2020

Series of 1923 Porthole S.C. Doomed—Lee Lofthus
The Series of 1923 $5 "porthole" silver certificates may appear to be a simple one-and-done type note from a numismatic perspective, but the governmental story behind them was hardly simple.

$1 Series of 1899 S.C. Signature Combinations--Peter Huntoon
Identification of the known engraving varieties on the intaglio face and back plates used to print the Series of 1899 $1 silver certificates and a timeline for when those plates were on the presses is presented.

The Delaware & Hudson Canal & its Paper Money—Q. David Bowers
Obsolete banknotes from the Delaware & Hudson Canal that started in his hometown.

WW2 British Military Authority Notes for Greece--Evangelos Fys
Under Law 18 of 9th November 1944 it was decided that British Military Authority banknotes would circulate along with the new currency in Greece.

Commonwealth Edison's Federal Dividend Coupon System—Loren Gatch
A part of ComEd's strategy was its marketing of consumer appliances and electrical accessories through outlets called "Edison Electric Shops." One aspect was its use of the Federal Dividend Coupon System.

Seal Varieties on Series 1928 FRNs—Peter Huntoon
An update to an earlier article in Paper Money announcing the discovery of a matching star note.

The County of Montgomery (AL) & Their Revenue Notes—Bill Gunther
Immediately after the Civil War states, cities and counties throughout Alabama found themselves bankrupt and without a major source of revenue. A partial solution, adopted by many cities and counties, was to pay their obligations with post-dated notes.

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