Rare 1861 $5 Bank of Scottsville, VA Obsolete Bank Note - Fine (11-12 Known Notes) Flowing Hair Half Some minuscule marks on the

Some minuscule marks on the pen barrel and a very small nick on the foam packaging on the upper right hand corner of the card case holder

2000 Leif Ericson Commemorative Proof Dollar - Gem Proof in OGP w/ COA

Approximately 1 carat total weight in tanzanite on the pair

still a nice coin

I bought a big deal of 90% silver yesterday and within the deal were about 4 different blazing

Rare 1861 $5 Bank of Scottsville, VA Obsolete Bank Note - Fine (11-12 Known Notes) Flowing Hair Half Some minuscule marks on theHaxby: VA215 G16b Jones: BS15 12 The bank initially issued notes that were registered (free bank), but in 1860 61, it shifted to issuing unregistered notes. The original design, which was initially intended for registered notes, underwent modifications. The state treasurer die was removed, replaced by the state coat of arms, and the countersignature line was eliminated. This change occurred shortly after the commencement of the Civil War, and as the