Help with values of 2 notes

Harnessracing

Not a collector but inherited 2 notes and got them graded as they were old and in very good shape.
Hopefully someone can help me
1902 $10 The Union NB (Mount Holly) CH AU 58 PPQ PCGS
1906 $20 Gold Certificate VF 30 PCGS

Steve_in_Tampa

I did a quick search at Heritage for past sales. I was unable to find an AU Mount Holly note, but was able to find plenty of 1906 $20 GCs in VF. Hope this helps.

Harnessracing

Thanks
The Mount Holly note doesn’t show anything on a Pop total. The note was from my uncle who lived near Mt Holly NJ.
I’m thinking he had this note forever.

Harnessracing

Now a Pop came up of 1 none higher

johnny9434

love the $20 gold note

Harnessracing

They’re both for sale. Not sure why the scans are not posted and they are already on their way back

sellitstore

There are six Union National Bank of Mt. Holly $10 plain backs reported according to Track & Price. This seventh example would be the highest grade.

It's harder to nail down an exact value on this than for the 1906 $20. The later is sold more frequently and has a much wider market.

Harnessracing

Thanks
I have another 41 notes to submit now

KSorbo

@Steve_in_Tampa said:
I did a quick search at Heritage for past sales. I was unable to find an AU Mount Holly note, but was able to find plenty of 1906 $20 GCs in VF. Hope this helps.

I actually own that $20 gold note. I was the buyer on Heritage.

291fifth

It sounds like you inherited quite a nice collection of notes!

dsessom

If it helps you any, I just bought a 1906 gold certificate in PMG30 off of Ebay. It was a true auction, and the final price was $621, plus tax and shipping. After all my browsing for these notes, the going price seems to be $600-$650 on average.