I recently acquired a $50 1937 Gordon-Towers note with the very low serial number B/H 0000141 (a pseudo-radar?). The condition is original About VF, but trimmed. I have seen a couple of low serial number $1 1937 notes offered on eBay but no higher denomination examples. I was wondering if members would be willing to publicize the low serial number 1937 notes that they have in their collections.
Low serial numbers can logically be expected to be much more plentiful on the lower denomination notes because those denominations were issued with numerous different prefixes, i.e., 78 distinct prefixes for the $1, 29 for the $2, 26 for the $5, 30 for the $10, 9 for the $20, but only 2 distinct prefixes for each of the $50 and $100, and one for the $1000.
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Has anyone seen a $50, $100 or $1000 1937 note with a lower number than the one illustrated here?
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