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The E-Sylum: Volume 4, Number 40, September 30, 2001, Article 6 PRIVATE MUSEUM COLLECTION OF U.S. PAPER MONEY The 66th Anniversary sale of Stack's of New York features a collection of United States Paper Currency that "was part of a monetary display in a Private Museum for over six decades. It served to illustrate the various types of notes used in American Commerce from the initial U.S Demand Notes, authorized in 1891, through the later Federal Reserve Notes" [the date is a typo - the Demand Notes were issued in 1861 - Editor] "To the best of our knowledge, though many hundreds of bankers as well as educators viewed the museum exhibit, none of these notes have been recorded in the census information provided by United States currency references. These notes and their serial numbers can now be added to the records available for collectors." The entire catalog is illustrated in full color, and includes photographs of the exhibit as it was mounted. The notes are in high grades and the photos are beautiful. The catalog will make a nice companion to any reference work on U.S. currency.

Wayne Homren, Editor

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