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Bank Memorabilia - Coins & Medals
U.S. Mint & TX Canvas Bank Bags:
$95.00
a. Large bag "U.S. Mint/ Denver/ $1000 Dollars..." Holds a thousand pre-1935 SILVER DOLLARS.
b. "Alamo National Bank/ San Antonio, Texas". Cool historic name.
(Cat. #18068 pair)
Cast Iron Stats Coin Changer & Gold Reserve
$550.00
Tray holds U.S. GOLD coins: 60 $10, 40 $5, 50 $3, 40 $2 1/2, 50 $1. "Stat's Tray Pat. Feb. 25. 1890". Below is coin changer. Holds stacks of 1c through Silver $1. Push down the lever & a coin drops in your hand. Only the 1c lever doesn't eject. Side supports are patent & company marked. Unpolished nickel plate over cast iron. Rare with gold tray. (Cat. #17449)
Bank Counting Tray For Gold Coins
$800.00
Nickel plate shows brown patina on iron body. Openings hold 5 coins each on their edge. Tray holds: 50 $20.00 gold coins, 90 $10.00, 120 $5.00 coins. Also, a cup to hold other coins. 4 knobs on upper corners to stack multiple trays. Top stamped "The Staats Tray, Pat'd Feb. 25, 1890". Made for counter top, NOT a refugee from the top of a Staats change machine. Rarely seen for gold coins only. I dare you to fill it! 12 1/2" x 7 3/4" x 2" h.
(Cat. #16438)
Nickel plate shows brown patina on iron body. Openings hold 5 coins each on their edge. Tray holds: 50 $20.00 gold coins, 90 $10.00, 120 $5.00 coins. Also, a cup to hold other coins. 4 knobs on upper corners to stack multiple trays. Top stamped "The Staats Tray, Pat'd Feb. 25, 1890". Made for counter top, NOT a refugee from the top of a Staats change machine. Rarely seen for gold coins only. I dare you to fill it!
12 1/2" x 7 3/4" x 2" h. (Cat. #16438)
12 1/2" x 7 3/4" x 2" h. (Cat. #16438)
Bank Gold & Minor Coin Tray
$350.00
For large stores & banks to store coins for easier counting. Slots hold 5 coins each on their edges. Nickel over iron tray. Spaces for: 30 1c, 30 5c, 35 10c, 40 25c, 30 50c, 25 Silver $1, 25 $5 gold, 25 $10 gold, 15 $20 gold. Stamped "The Staats Co. Patent Tray". A rarer type that sat on a counter instead of usual style that laid on top of a Staats coin changer. Usually seen for 1c to $1 denoms. only
(Cat. #16439)
For large stores & banks to store coins for easier counting. Slots hold 5 coins each on their edges. Nickel over iron tray. Spaces for: 30 1c, 30 5c, 35 10c, 40 25c, 30 50c, 25 Silver $1, 25 $5 gold, 25 $10 gold, 15 $20 gold. Stamped "The Staats Co. Patent Tray". A rarer type that sat on a counter instead of usual style that laid on top of a Staats coin changer. Usually seen for 1c to $1 denoms. only (Cat. #16439)
Coin Counterfeit Scale
$300.00
All brass, 1 end weighted, stamped with a crown. Other end: spaces for a British gold 1/2 & sovereign coins. Marked "Sovereign Warranted" TWICE & "1/2 Sovereign". 3 3/4" L. Original box slips open sideways. Label: "Improved Sovereign Balance..." Also, text re: detecting counterfeits.
(Cat. #16990)
All brass, 1 end weighted, stamped with a crown. Other end: spaces for a British gold 1/2 & sovereign coins. Marked "Sovereign Warranted" TWICE & "1/2 Sovereign". 3 3/4" L. Original box slips open sideways. Label: "Improved Sovereign Balance..." Also, text re: Detecting counterfeits. (Cat. #16990)
1889 Counterfeit Silver Dollar Booklet
$35.00
Die cut, resembles obv. & rev. of 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar. Inside: ads for Hood's Sasparilla along with an ongoing story of a thief & a silver dollar. 23 pgs. Some cover repair. 3 3/4" dia.
(Cat. #15547)
Die cut, resembles obverse & reverse of 1889 Morgan Silver Dollar. Inside: ads for Hood's Sasparilla along with an ongoing story of a thief and a silver dollar. 23 pgs. Some cover repair. 3 3/4" dia. (Cat. #15547) Was $55.00, $45.00 now $35.00
Federal National Bank Treasurer Wax Seal
$525.00
Plated bulbous steel handle. Brass seal has early Heraldic Eagle clutching arrows & olive branches. Incused text "Treasurer U.S. Division of National Banks". These banks issued banknotes under U.S. guidelines with their own name on each note from 1863-1935.
(Cat. #14425)
Plated bulbous steel handle. Brass seal has early Heraldic Eagle clutching arrows & olive branches. Incused text "Treasurer U.S. Division of National Banks". These banks issued banknotes under U.S. guidelines with their own name on each note from 1863-1935.
(Cat. #14425)
