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This price was closely followed by an
1891 $50 Treasury Note graded PMG 64 EPQ that was bid up to $360,000.
High denomination
1869 “Rainbow” notes that featured a combination of rarity and great condition attracted strong bids as an
1869 $50 graded PMG 65 EPQ brought $300,000.
Among
Serial Number 1 First Charter Series of 1875 examples from the
First National Bank of Lincoln, Illinois performed well. The
$100 note, graded PMG 55 realized $300,000, while the
$50–also graded PMG 55 and the only example known for the Friedberg number–was bid to $288,000. A
Series of 1880 $100 Silver Certificate graded PMG 65 EPQ sold for $264,000, the same price realized by a
In addition, Stack’s Bowers Galleries sold seven out of the next 10 highest priced notes in 2020 (resulting in 16 of the top 20), including the following: