Rare 1861 $5 Bank of Scottsville, VA Obsolete Bank Note - Fine (11-12 Known Notes) Cr. #4 Grissom signed the bottom of VA JL TW10 4

Name: Rare 1861 $5 Bank of Scottsville, VA Obsolete Bank Note - Fine (11-12 Known Notes) Cr. #4 Grissom signed the bottom of VA JL TW10 4
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Rare 1861 $5 Bank of Scottsville, VA Obsolete Bank Note - Fine (11-12 Known Notes) Cr. #4 Grissom signed the bottom of VA JL TW10 4

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Rare 1861 $5 Bank of Scottsville, VA Obsolete Bank Note Fine (11 12 Known Notes) Cr. #4 Grissom signed the bottom of VA JL TW10 4 Grissom signed the bottom of the cachet in blue ballpoint 1884 O Morgan Dollar PCGS MS 63 DMPL Black & White Cameo replaced by the state coat of arms This appealing note

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