$50 and $100 small size national banknotes, Scarce????
DontTellTheWife
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Hi guys. I'm more of a coin Guy. I see lots of 5/10/20 small size nationals , but I'm wondering how scarce , or common, the 50 and 100 are in general (or , a 50 from LA cal , charter 2491 or a 100 from Des Moines Iowa, charter 2307)
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Here are the numbers from the National Bank Note Census CD that came with the 6th Edition of Kelly's from 2008 for small size Nationals:
$5 29T1/T2 24,716/14,883
$10 29T1/T2 58,715/19,270
$20 29T1/T2 44,531/11,891
$50 29T1/T2 3,836/343
$100 29T1/T2 2,415/270
Putting it into percentages:
The $50 & $100s make up 4.66% of the T1 Nationals and 1.3% of the T2s and 3.79% of all the Small size nationals.
These numbers will obviously be different in the more current census databases that I don't have access to.
For the 2 Banks you mentioned, Both only issued Type 1 Small size Nationals.
For Ch# 2491 65 $50s are known as of 2008 and 47 $100s. There were 37 sales of $50s at Heritage, last one 2 years ago.
For Ch# 2307 13 $50s are known as of 2008 and 12 $100s. Only 1 $100 sale on Heritage back in 2008.
I would say obtaining the Des Moines $100 will be tough.
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