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United States 1934 New Jersey City of Asbury Park Tax Anticipation Note Five Dollars Recovery Bond specimen, orange engraved design, serial B0000, Depression era municipal bond instrument

United States 1934 - New Jersey 5 Dollars City of Asbury Park Tax Anticipation Note Recovery Bond Specimen (March 31 Issue)

The obverse is executed in orange engraved security printing by E. A. Wright Bank Note Company of Philadelphia, a prominent American security printer specializing in municipal and financial instruments. The design features bold municipal titling, denomination counters, and a large engraved corporate seal of Asbury Park, visually asserting legal authority and institutional continuity amid economic instability. The serial number B0000 and the overprinted word SPECIMEN identify this example as a printer-issued specimen produced for authorization, approval, or archival reference rather than for circulation. Read more →

United StatesTax Anticipation Note Specimen19345 DollarsUncirculated Specimen Tax Anticipation NoteRecovery BondMunicipal Bond InstrumentCity Issued Obligation5 DollarsOrange Engraved NoteSpecimen OverprintSerial Number B0000Municipal SealE. A. Wright Bank Note CompanySecurity PrintingDepression Era PrintingMunicipal Finance InstrumentGreat DepressionTax Anticipation FinancingMunicipal Recovery ProgramsNew Jersey Monetary HistoryUnited States Fiscal HistoryUnited States1934New JerseyAsbury ParkPick UnlistedMuseum GradeR9 Extremely RareUnique
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United States Series 1928 20 Dollars Gold Certificate with orange-gold Treasury seal and serial numbers, Friedberg 2402 AA block, graded PMG 50 EPQ About Uncirculated from the Misch Collection.

United States 1928 - 20 Dollars Gold Certificate (Friedberg 2402, AA Block), PMG 50 EPQ About Uncirculated

The obverse features the portrait of Andrew Jackson, engraved with layered depth and fine line work characteristic of Bureau of Engraving and Printing production. The reverse presents the stately vignette of the White House, framed within the bold geometric border typical of early small-size twenty-dollar notes. The vibrant gold seal and serial numbers immediately distinguish the type from green-seal Federal Reserve Notes and blue-seal Silver Certificates.

Orange-gold Treasury seal Small size banknote
United States Series 1922 20 Dollars Gold Certificate with orange-gold Treasury seal and serial numbers, Friedberg 1187, graded PMG 20 Very Fine, featuring portrait of Andrew Jackson in large-size format.

United States 1922 - 20 Dollars Gold Certificate (Friedberg 1187), PMG 20 Very Fine

Gold Certificates were direct obligations of the United States Treasury, payable in gold coin to the bearer on demand. The prominent gold Treasury seal and matching orange-gold serial numbers visually distinguished these notes from other circulating types, reinforcing their explicit connection to gold reserves held by the government. This promise of redemption, clearly printed on the face, defined the monetary framework of the period prior to the suspension of gold convertibility in 1933.

Large size banknote Orange-gold Treasury seal
New Zealand ND 1924-1933 Bank of New South Wales ten shillings oversized proof printed by Charles Skipper and East, perforated SPECIMEN control marking, untrimmed margins, blank reverse

New Zealand ND (1924-1933) - Bank of New South Wales Ten Shillings Oversized Proof, Perforated SPECIMEN (Pick S161s)

The engraved face displays Skipper and East interwar style, with ornamental guilloche frames, dense microlettering within the TEN SHILLINGS value panels, and a central vignette combining maritime and pastoral imagery. The allegorical female figure, sheep, and fully rigged sailing vessel represent agriculture, trade, and transport across the Australasian economy. Examination on an oversized sheet preserves engraving detail and line transitions that are partially lost once notes are trimmed to final format.

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