Brighton, Massachusetts. Bank of Brighton. 18xx $100. PCGS Currency

Brighton, Massachusetts. Bank of Brighton. 18xx $100. PCGS Currency Very Choice New 64 Apparent. Hole Punch Cancelled; Tear at Right; Adhesive Residue on Face; Mounted on Cardstock. Proof. (MA-410-UNL). Plate A. Imprint of Danforth, Wright & Co. Boston, New York & Philadelphia. Full-length red tint throughout. Bank title below top margin and arched inwards. Pastoral vignette at center with guarantee text below and laid atop a protector that reads "ONE HUNDRED." Subsidiary vignette at left depicting a town opposite a subsidiary vignette depicting a tanner at right. Rounded counters emblazoned "100" may be found at opposite ends of the title block just below the top margin. A total of (5) rounded POCs are concurrent with the signature panels and may be seen above the manufacturer's imprint at right. This institution ultimately became the National Bank of Brighton (Charter# 1099) in 1865. PCGS Currency comments "Hole Punch Cancelled; Tear at Right; Adhesive Residue on Face; Mounted on Cardstock." Estimate: $1,000 - $1,500. Provenance: From the Caine Collection.

Estimate:$600

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