1800's $10 The Hagerstown Bank - Hagerstown, MARYLAND Note PMG Gem 66 EPQ
1800's $10 The Hagerstown Bank note from Hagerstown, Maryland.
This bank operated as an unchartered association until 1808 when it obtained a charter. It ultimately merged with the Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co. and lasted until 1928.
This note has the ABC monogram at the left indicating this note was printed during or after 1858.
This note features a Vignette of four Cherubs engaging in harvest activities above the bank title. On the right, Ceres stands on an "X" pillar. This note was printed in black ink with vermilion accents / overprints and a serial number stamped in blue.
This note is PMG Graded Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality).
1800's $10 The Hagerstown Bank note from Hagerstown, Maryland.
This bank operated as an unchartered association until 1808 when it obtained a charter. It ultimately merged with the Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co. and lasted until 1928.
This note has the ABC monogram at the left indicating this note was printed during or after 1858.
This note features a Vignette of four Cherubs engaging in harvest activities above the bank title. On the right, Ceres stands on an "X" pillar. This note was printed in black ink with vermilion accents / overprints and a serial number stamped in blue.
This note is PMG Graded Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality).
1800's $10 The Hagerstown Bank note from Hagerstown, Maryland.
This bank operated as an unchartered association until 1808 when it obtained a charter. It ultimately merged with the Hagerstown Bank & Trust Co. and lasted until 1928.
This note has the ABC monogram at the left indicating this note was printed during or after 1858.
This note features a Vignette of four Cherubs engaging in harvest activities above the bank title. On the right, Ceres stands on an "X" pillar. This note was printed in black ink with vermilion accents / overprints and a serial number stamped in blue.
This note is PMG Graded Gem Uncirculated 66 EPQ (Exceptional Paper Quality).