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Question by Diana
Submitted on 12/15/2006
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I have a one dollar currency from 1862 from the Bank of North America Chartered by Congress 1781, signed by Thomas Smith, blank on the back.  Can anyone tell me if this is real and does anyone have picture of one?  This one has No. 28 with a man on a horse in a army camp and in the corners at the top is a fancy 1 in a dark circle, in left hand bottom corner is a picture of a man, right hand bottom corner is the picture of the North America Bank.


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