1857 $3 Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington NC (at Washington) NC-90-G492a - Apparent Fine PF-59/Cr.326A AL MVP (1964) Date:1831 Lg Let

Name: 1857 $3 Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington NC (at Washington) NC-90-G492a - Apparent Fine PF-59/Cr.326A AL MVP (1964) Date:1831 Lg Let
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1857 $3 Bank of Cape Fear, Wilmington NC (at Washington) NC 90 G492a Apparent Fine PF 59 Cr.326A AL MVP (1964) Date:1831 Lg Let AL MVP (1964) In Strip of 3 Never Hinged On the right are portraits of Washington and Sir Walter Raleigh This bank had seven different branches with this note being payable at Washington

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