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<p>[QUOTE=&quot;smallaxe, post: 4125649, member: 13430&quot;]As you may have discovered from googling around, bank notes can be valuable, ranging up to hundreds or even thousands depending on age, and scarcity. Scarcity is determined by year of issue, bank, and denomination. For some, there may fewer than ten known to have survived. Condition has a large impact on price. There are collectors that specialize in these. The ones you displayed are unissued, as they are missing the required signatures (which were added by hand).</p><p>The examples shown are &quot;obsolete bank notes&quot; from the early to mid 1800&#039;s. Leftovers from closed banks are called remainder notes. Subsequent to these, from the late 1800&#039;s into the early 1900&#039;s were national bank notes, which were backed by the treasury, and are still legal tender.[/QUOTE]</p><p><br /></p>

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