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1850's Canal Bank of New Orleans $100 Uncut Sheet OF 4
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1850's Canal Bank of New Orleans $100 Uncut Sheet OF 4
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Bid is for an authentic, uncirculated, obsolete Canal Bank of New Orleans $100 bank note uncut sheet. This sheet is untrimmed as it was printed. The picture does not show the whole sheet because it was bigger than my scanner would allow. I was not trying to hide any flaws. The reference for these notes is: G60a & Chriswell N-331. The back of the note is a red/brown color with beautiful geometric designs. The front of the note in the center contains several horse-drawn carriges hauling bales of cotton. At the left of the note t is a train and steamboat which would be modes of travel for the cotton to the final destination. T is a handsome portrait of George Washington at the bottom left corner. The bank name and intricate scroll work are on the back. The Canal Bank was formed in 1831 to finance construction of the New Basin Canal to run from the lake to the warehouses in the "American District". Individual $100 notes like these are being advertised and sold for at least $100 and more . This will make a very attractive addition to any collection or will look lovely framed. After the massive flooding that inundated the New Orleans area during Hurricane Katrina, it is believed that a very large percentage of the obsolete Canal Bank notes were destroyed by this storm. This event only increased the value and rarity of these uncut sheets. Payment will be required within 24 hours of purchase. Anyone with less than 5 feedbacks, please contact seller before bidding. HAPPY BIDDING! GOOD LUCK!
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