2/5/2012 - Long Beach- Just got back from the Long Beach Money show and it was great! I seem to always have the best time at the spring Long Beach show and this was no exception. First off the Friday Auction was the quickest auction I’ve ever been to-30 minutes. There were only 50 lots, but it was an awesome collection of high dollar notes. Some of the highlights of the auction were an 1890 $100 Treasury note commonly referred to as the “Watermelon Note” because of its back design. It was in a PMG-25 holder and sold for $161,000 which included Heritages 15% buyers’ fee. This was the first Watermelon note to be in a public auction since 2008 so there was ... (Read More)

Fr.-2210* 1928 $1,000 FRN New York Star (2 known) Ser. # B00000068* PMG VF-30EPQ - $48,500

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