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COLTRANE NORTH CAROLINA CURRENCY

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COLTRANE NORTH CAROLINA CURRENCY

Stu Levine, Bruce Hagen, and Maureen Levine submitted this preview of North Carolina currency lots in the upcoming Heritage sale of the Mike Coltrane Collection, Part 1. Thanks! -Editor

Mike Coltrane North Carolina Currency
Spans Over 200 Years in an Unreserved Special Online Auction

A diverse offering of North Carolina currency, spanning over 200 years, is featured November29, 2020, in an unreserved special online auction by Heritage Auctions. The notes collected byMike Coltrane for several decades include many elite types and varieties from the Colonial,Obsolete, and National Banknote series and form a panoramic narrative of currencies fromMike's native state. Noteworthy is a complete 56-note typeset, offered individually, of the April2, 1776, Halifax colonial issue. This complete suite has been achieved by only a handful ofcollectors, and we believe this is the first modern offering of all 56 different notes in one auction.

Obsolete banknotes from virtually all issuing banks and local branches illustrate the complexitiesNorth Carolinians met with using paper currency during the antebellum period. NationalBanknotes range from very rare late Civil War-period First Charter notes to 1929 small sizeexamples, emitted across numerous towns. These include several rarities from the state, withmany new to the census and being auctioned for the first time. We hope you will take the time toperuse this important offering exemplifying North Carolina's rich financial history.

North Carolina December 29, 1785 40 Shillings faceNorth Carolina December 29, 1785 40 Shillings back

North Carolina December 29, 1785 40 Shillings Justice Fr. NC-215 PMG Choice ExtremelyFine 45 EPQ

One the finest known notes from the final North Carolina Colonial issue. Mike acquired thisrazor-sharp example nearly a quarter-century ago, and it is certified for the first time. Lot 95166.

Bank of the State of North Carolina $5 face

Fayetteville, NC - Bank of the State of North Carolina $5 Oct. 1, 1835 NC-60 G164SENC PMG Very Fine 30

This is a rare and stylish Toppan-engraved series Bank of the State of North CarolinaFayetteville branch $5 note. It is high grade and one of very few fully issued notes of the typeknown. Lot 95202.

1882 Murchison National Bank Date Back $100 front

1882 Murchison National Bank Date Back $100 back

Wilmington, NC - $100 1882 Date Back Fr. 571 The Murchison National Bank Ch. #(S)5182 PMG Very Fine 25 Net

Only three banks from North Carolina issued $100 notes of this type, but the sole six recordedsurvivors currently are from this same title. It was last sold in 2012. Lot 95375.

This important collection, featuring 385 lots, will be auctioned online on Sunday, November 29,2020, commencing at 6:00 PM Central Time (7:00 P.M. Eastern). Lot viewing is available byappointment only at Heritage's Office in Dallas; contact Jose Berumen at JBerumen@ha.com or214-409-1299. All lots are currently on view and open for bidding now at ha.com/62155.

To read the earlier E-Sylum articles, see:
COLTRANE COLLECTION SELECTIONS PART 1(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n41a22.html)
COLTRANE COLLECTION SELECTIONS: BACK DESIGNS(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n42a25.html)
COLTRANE WAR OF 1812 TREASURY NOTES(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n43a25.html)
COLTRANE COLLECTION PART I U. S. CURRENCY PREVIEW(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n44a18.html)
THE CROW, THE PITCHER, AND THE PEBBLE(https://www.coinbooks.org/v23/esylum_v23n44a25.html)

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