1861 $2 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine+ KM. 466 Serial Number 14167317 Nice slightly Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1861 $2 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) - Fine+ KM. 466 Serial Number 14167317 Nice slightly Date:1831 Lg Let
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1861 $2 Bank of the City of Petersburg, Virginia (Civil War Issue) Fine+ KM. 466 Serial Number 14167317 Nice slightly Date:1831 Lg Let Serial Number 14167317 Nice slightly tougher gilt works in fine to extrafine condition 1997 [MA2 {1999}] Solid paper and very nice contrast Punch canceled and has a slight cornering at the upper right corner

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