How to Use the National Bank Notes Book by Don C Kelly

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[kscoins]

Great stuff. GREAT STUFF!!! Always been into coins, picked up on banknotes 2yrs ago and WOW should have started sooner! Thank you sir for your time and the good info!

[TheQuickSilver]

Those national bank notes are quite interesting. I don't have the book, but if I decide to start collecting them I'll get it. Thanks!

[JS-Real]

Thanks Ben! We really enjoy your videos on currency.

[mikefisher]

Again, you’re videos are top shelf (the best). Thanks Ben So many really cool areas to collect, I’am really enjoying your videos (I already said that but it bears repeating). Just saying. Mike

[hodge]

Don C Kelly, who is actually a Physics professor, put that book out in 2008, that's the latest edition.Like you said, tons of info.But about 10 years ago he sold part of his rights to Andrew Shiva, who has a ridiculous collection.Not sure if there are any recent new books on National Banknotes.I went on Kelly's website, and it said he was moving on and is selling his entire inventory through Heritage

[jo-cleetushazelscreetch]

Do you believe that there are any coins out there that can act as a vehicle for leverage on the spot price of gold and silver opposed to holding just plain bullion?
Lets say for example that the price of silver a few years from now could hit $50/oz, what would you believe the price would be for something like a 1921 Morgan dollar graded MS64?
Do you think that the ROI on something like that could outperform holding and selling regular bullion at future spot price?

[jimday]

Ben, Thanks for the information on the National Bank Notes Book. I haven't been able to find the book. I recently found a type 2 $10 National Bank Note 1929 series from the City National Bank of Dixon, Illinois charter number 13856. It was in an old bible and appears to have hardly been touched. I haven't had much luck finding out how valuable this might be. Would you be able to help me with this? I just subscribed to your youtube.

[mikehernandez]

Thanks for sharing this information Colorado Silverback777 Stay Healthy.

[kevin-xgqu]

receivership = bankrupt/became insolvent and overtaken by the government/office of the controller of the currency. not sold to another bank :).