Boston, Massachusetts. North Bank. 1863 $100. PCGS Currency Choice

Boston, Massachusetts. North Bank. 1863 $100. PCGS Currency Choice About New 58 Apparent. Hole Punch Cancelled; Minor Restorations. Proof. (MA-320-G102c). Plate A. Imprint of the American Bank Note Company at left. Seated female figure representative of electricity at center with Boston in the background along with Franklin's iconic 1752 experiment evident in the background as well at right. Below bank title flanked by green "C" protectors at left and right while the guarantee text comes underlaid by a complex protector executed in a dark shade of green. Seated female allegorical figure at left evocative of Justice opposite a standing figure at right similar to Columbia. A total of (4) rounded POCs may be observed in the signature panels and above the manufacturer's imprint at left. This institution ultimately became the North National Bank of Boston (Charter# 525) in 1864. PCGS Currency comments "Hole Punch Cancelled & Minor Restorations." Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Provenance: From the Caine Collection. Whitman Plate Note.

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