1918 $1 Richmond Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr.722 - Choice VF - Keesee Courtesy Signature 2007 The original sale price from Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1918 $1 Richmond Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr.722 - Choice VF - Keesee Courtesy Signature 2007 The original sale price from Date:1831 Lg Let
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1918 $1 Richmond Federal Reserve Bank Note Fr.722 Choice VF Keesee Courtesy Signature 2007 The original sale price from Date:1831 Lg Let The original sale price from the Franklin Mint but no detectable wear Cashier at the Richmond Federal Reserve Bank from 1916 1945 A nearly identical note (same grade and signature length) last sold at Heritage in 2018 for $408

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