I collected those Broken Bank Notes for a while back in the late 90s and early 2000's. I don't think anyone mentioned it but these banks were given the right to print currency in direct line with the bank's monetary holdings. Many of the banks got greedy and printed more than their holding. When things caught up with them, they went bankrupt with stacks of bills in sheets. I like them for their artistic designs. There is a catalogue out there for them, but I am not sure which is best. There are so many banks in every state, that it is best to collect either by topics or location like you did. I like the ones with locomotives and Newport RI for which we traveled with our kids throughout the 90s.
Not an expert on US currency but in the 1800s in the UK there were also many private banks issuing banknotes. In the UK, the lack of a filled out date indicates the note was never issued, usually because the bank went under. Such notes are typically in nice condition because they never circulated - as with your examples. Slightly more puzzling is the signature, as these don’t usually appear on unissued notes. Most likely they were pre-signed and put in a pile awaiting dating, but it’s also possible that the cashier acquired some of the notes after the bankruptcy and signed them to increase their collectible value.
I found your $1 bill with the lady in the middle on EBAY with the date "Fed 16, 1894" on it. And your 2 and 3 dollar bills have patent date of June 30, 1857. All of these bills were printed by National Bank Note Company which printed almost all the state bills at the time.
the note that is is not filled in is a unissued note and had no value cause of that. its like a blank check. also that type of currency is called obsolete currency or broken bank currency
I've started working on a typeset for pennies recently. I've got a classical head, a matron head, a coronet head, a flying eagle, some indian heads, a vdb, wheat cents, steelies, memorials, the 2009 commemoratives, and shield cents. I still need the pre-1810s large cents and a modified matron head to complete my typeset
@Silverpicker - I can see the date on the $1 State Bank of New Brunswick bill you already had in your collection. The printed "18" is just to the left of the "1 One" in the top right corner, under the 'K' in the small type New Brunswick. Like the new one, it doesn't appear that the date was filled in (but it's hard to tell for sure in the video). In any case, really nice, historic bills! Thanks for showing us a part of your collection!
Very good interesting collection well organized well kept bills the longer you keep them more value thank you for sharing regards from RichardLiew from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
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Wow 😳 so you guys know him too my first investment with Mr Andrew gave me $24,300 and that has made me invest without the fear of losing, I got four of my friends that I referred to him and they are making profit just like me. May God bless Mr Heather
Hey there! I went in to check out your gear and I can't find that album you have. I jumped in to thus video after my husband left the room cause I saw him watching this and I wanted to get the album for him and didn't see anything in your links for it. Please help?
I collected those Broken Bank Notes for a while back in the late 90s and early 2000's. I don't think anyone mentioned it but these banks were given the right to print currency in direct line with the bank's monetary holdings. Many of the banks got greedy and printed more than their holding. When things caught up with them, they went bankrupt with stacks of bills in sheets. I like them for their artistic designs. There is a catalogue out there for them, but I am not sure which is best. There are so many banks in every state, that it is best to collect either by topics or location like you did. I like the ones with locomotives and Newport RI for which we traveled with our kids throughout the 90s.
So cool! Really excited to continue seeing it come together - a great collection!
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@@MisterRipp Hey!
Thanks so much, Christian! Been really enjoying putting it together
that guy its fantastic
Not an expert on US currency but in the 1800s in the UK there were also many private banks issuing banknotes. In the UK, the lack of a filled out date indicates the note was never issued, usually because the bank went under. Such notes are typically in nice condition because they never circulated - as with your examples.
Slightly more puzzling is the signature, as these don’t usually appear on unissued notes. Most likely they were pre-signed and put in a pile awaiting dating, but it’s also possible that the cashier acquired some of the notes after the bankruptcy and signed them to increase their collectible value.
I found your $1 bill with the lady in the middle on EBAY with the date "Fed 16, 1894" on it. And your 2 and 3 dollar bills have patent date of June 30, 1857.
All of these bills were printed by National Bank Note Company which printed almost all the state bills at the time.
Thank you so much, Michael!
the note that is is not filled in is a unissued note and had no value cause of that. its like a blank check. also that type of currency is called obsolete currency or broken bank currency
Thank you very much for the info!
I've started working on a typeset for pennies recently. I've got a classical head, a matron head, a coronet head, a flying eagle, some indian heads, a vdb, wheat cents, steelies, memorials, the 2009 commemoratives, and shield cents. I still need the pre-1810s large cents and a modified matron head to complete my typeset
@Silverpicker - I can see the date on the $1 State Bank of New Brunswick bill you already had in your collection. The printed "18" is just to the left of the "1 One" in the top right corner, under the 'K' in the small type New Brunswick. Like the new one, it doesn't appear that the date was filled in (but it's hard to tell for sure in the video). In any case, really nice, historic bills! Thanks for showing us a part of your collection!
My pleasure! Glad you enjoyed it!
Hi where did you get that album?
you are so, so lucky to have such incredible notes. enjoy them.
I am indeed :)
Super nice currency collection Max!
Thanks Greg!
Very good interesting collection well organized well kept bills the longer you keep them more value thank you for sharing regards from RichardLiew from Kuala Lumpur Malaysia
Thanks Richard!!
Merry Christmas silver picker keep up the good work!
Nice collection Silverpicker.
I need to check your videos to see if you have done any updates on the collectioin
Great video Silverpicker. Love the content
Thank you so much, Riley!
If your interested in 3 dollar bills I came across one from the Sommerset and Worchester Bank of Maryland
Merry Christmas from my Barbados family love your Channel
Thanks Diane! And to you too!!
Wow.....wow!! Very nice. Nothing controversial about local notes.
Thanks Ken! I'm always of the opinion, collect what you like!
Where did you get that album? Thanks
*"The best time to plant a tree was 20 years ago and the next best time is now"* I consider this to be best motivational quote I've heard in a very long time. But motivational quotes are useless if you don't practice what you preach*
It's surprising to know that "99.9% of billionaires are secret investors in bitcoin!!! It's where they grow their billion dollars portfolio. The rich does what the poor is scared of doing!!!
@Phillip Perkins I heard a lot of investing with Mr Andrew Willis Heather and how good he is, please how safe are the profit?
@Phillip Perkins please 🙏 how can i get his info?
Wow 😳 so you guys know him too my first investment with Mr Andrew gave me $24,300 and that has made me invest without the fear of losing, I got four of my friends that I referred to him and they are making profit just like me. May God bless Mr Heather
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Like the groupings, it is a nice collection.
Thanks Vincent!
Hey there! I went in to check out your gear and I can't find that album you have. I jumped in to thus video after my husband left the room cause I saw him watching this and I wanted to get the album for him and didn't see anything in your links for it. Please help?
I'm trying to find out about a $2 red Star note from 1953
Looking buff. Glad they have a good home.
😁😁😁 Thaaaaank you!
Really cool 😎
The bikini Alto had a $1 or $2 stamped Bill one time I'm not sure which one it was
Very cool video! Keep up these type set videos!
Will do!
Maybe you would like to get some of the educational series silver certificate?
What are those?
great stuff... what is web note?
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I love your vids
Thanks Seth!
Why is old money so easy to find? Was the Great Depression not so great?
Gracias por compartir
Is there a book that covers all of the monetary notes ever produced for U.S. currency?
There is indeed! amzn.to/3sp9cCO
What if they have a f on Dem
Do you plan on adding a $500 bill?
If I can get my hands on one, absolutely
Cool
Thanks bud!
Looks great, what sleeves are u using? I just recently bought some off Amazon and they suck. Lol. Cheap over priced China crap. Lol
This is an album by Littleton Coins
@@Silverpicker thank you sir
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