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Mar. 1, 1840 $1 Same as G2a, except Stocked pledged. (Fr. NY2330G2)
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Mar. 1, 1840 $1 As above, except Stocks and Real Estate pledged. (Fr. NY2330G2a)
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Mar. 1, 1840 $2 C woman std. holding sickle and caduceus, sheaves at left; 2. L: TWO/large oval state die with pledge. "PUBLIC STOCKS" around it/TWO. R: corn above and below oval view of young man std. with hammer, anvil and cornucopia. BS: farmer stdg. with rake. Back: red lathework and denomination. (Fr. NY2330G4)
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Mar. 1, 1840 $2 As above, except Stocks and Real Estate pledged. (Fr. NY2330G4a)
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Mar. 1, 1840 $3 C-R: 3; 1/2-length figure of Indian woman in oval of small shields, flags at sides; 3. L: pledge, "PUBLIC STOCKS"/ornate figure 3, flanked by Justice and Liberty/"IN THE COMPTROLLERS OFFICE ...". BS: farmer stdg. with rake. Back: red lathework and denomination. (Fr. NY2330G6)
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Mar. 1, 1840 $3 As above, except Stocks and Real Estate pledged. (Fr. NY2330G6a)
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Mar. 1, 1840 $5 Raised from $1, G2 or G2a. (Fr. NY2330R5)
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Mar. 1, 1840 $10 Raised from $1, G2 or G2a. (Fr. NY2330R10)
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(_18_) $1 C: 1; woman stdg. with sword and scroll in rt. hand and left arm above cherub with cornucopia; large oval lathework die. L: ornate scrollwork with pledge, "PUBLIC STOCKS"/ONE. R: ONE/woman std. with distaff, train in distance at left. BS: unknown. Back: brown-orange lathework. (Fr. NY2335G2)
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_18 $1 As above, except has plain back. (Fr. NY2335G2a)
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May 1, 1848 $1 (Fr. NY2335G4)
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(_18_) $2 C: woman std. holding sickle and caduceus, sheaves at left; 2. L: TWO/large oval state die with pledge, "PUBLIC STOCKS" around it/TWO. R: corn above and below oval view of young man std. with hammer, anvil and cornucopia. BS: unknown. Back: red lathework and denomination. (Fr. NY2335G6)
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(_18_) $2 As above, except has plain back. (Fr. NY2335G6a)
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May 1, 1848 $2 C: woman resting on figure 2. R: bridge and canal boat. (Fr. NY2335G8)
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(_18_) $5 C: four allegorical figures, woman holding up globe in ctr.. Mercury and two lions at rt. L: 5/large oval state die with pledge, "PUBLIC STOCKS" around it/FIVE. R: 5/Minerva std., in oval/FIVE. BS: unknown. Back: red lathework and denomination. (Fr. NY2335G10)
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_18_ $5 As above, except has plain back. (Fr. NY2335G10a)
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May 1, 1848 $5 (Fr. NY2335G12)
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(_18_) $5 Raised from $1, G2 series. (Fr. NY2335R5)
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(_18_) $10 C: Ceres and Commerce std., flanking shield. L: 10/large oval state die with pledge, "PUBLIC STOCKS" around it/TEN. R: 10/Liberty and Justice std. in circle/TEN. BS: unknown. Back: red lathework and denomination. (Fr. NY2335G16)
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(_18_) $10 As above, except has plain back. (Fr. NY2335G16a)
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May 1, 1848 $10 NDA (Fr. NY2335G18)
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(_18_) $5 Raised from $1, G2 series. (Fr. NY2335R10)
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