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Could you check on submission #2183533 (Standard Tier), you received this submission on Jan 26, on that day you listed an estimated turn around time of 11 days, it has now been 29 working days that my submission has been in your facility. I paid up to the Standard Tier in order to get a faster turn around for a show I was going to attend, the show was last week and of course I did not have these notes available to sell. This submission is now trending into the Economy Tier turnaround time frame and I was wondering if you could refund me the difference between the cost of Standard and Economy.

What happens if while the time my notes are in you facility I die, I'm not getting any younger.... I sent in two submissions, you received both submissions the same day (August 8th), both were under the "Economy" tier. You shipped one of the submissions (2093022) back to me on Oct 27, 2022, the other submission (2092926) is still listed under the status of "Received". I'm starting to think that this submission is lost and was wondering what I need to do to start a claim for a lost submission? Could someone physically check to make sure the submission is accounted for in your facility and not missing in action. Thanks

What happens if while the time my notes are in your facility my membership expires?

Thanks Mike!!! I will submit it using Dr. Lee's NIL-3 designation.

Can anyone find me the Haxby # for this note?

Nice Work!

Submission #8085376 Economy Service Arrived at PMG April 6th per USPS Tracking Current Status: RECEIVED Currently this submission has been in your facility for 81 days Can you verify that everything is alright with this submission, I'm starting to worry.

Very interesting, thanks for posting!

Does anyone know what the procedure is to file a claim with the United States Post Office? I've never had to initiate a claim but often wonder when I buy insurance from the USPS what they would require from me if I had to submit a claim on a lost package. Would they want a receipt for what I paid for the lost item or items? Would they want pictures, serial numbers, proof of condition or grade? Would they want an estimate of value from a 3rd party appraiser? Just wondering if anyone has had the misfortune of experiencing the procedure and how it is handled.

The wait continues as I have now resorted to sending in my notes in batches of ten, one batch per month. I figured this would give me something to look forward to every month as it is always a treat to get a box in the mail from PMG. This Oconto note was one of the first notes I had gotten some 30 years ago, one of the elder statesman in the hobby at the time learned of my interest in Wisconsin notes and offered up this note for little over face value. I just got it back from PMG and to my surprise look how PMG attributes the note.

Very Nice Set!!! I don't have a lot of Citizen's in my collection and one of them you already have in your set. Green Bay Charter 3884:

I think my scanner is causing the psychedelic "anti counterfeiting" rainbow toning surrounding the portraits. The story behind the same banks having different charter numbers: As told by Tom Snyder; The first national bank chartered in the state of Wisconsin was the Farmers and millers Bank of Milwaukee. Its president at the time of the national bank proposal was Edward D. Holton, H.H. Camp was the cashier. They received charter number 64 under the name of the First National Bank of Milwaukee. Their bank notes continued to be issued and reissued and in April 1882 their charter expired some four months before legislation to re-charter the banks for a second 20-year period was completed. This and the other early banks had no choice but to wind up their business under the old charter and reapply for a new charter as a completely new organization. The First National Bank of Milwaukee now received a new-20 year charter as number 2715. In 1902, the 20-year re-chartering procedure was in place. Following the practice of some eastern banks and for prestige reasons, in 1911 the bank requested of Congress and received an act reinstating its original charter number of 64.

I got to checking my notes for "Radar" serial numbers thanks to ddr70 and found only one that was kind of interesting.

Trying to figure out the attaching of pictures, this note is from Charter 64, same bank as Charter 2715, same signatures. It is an interesting story on how this bank went from Charter 64 to 2715 and then back to 64.

I like your idea of a 1902 Type Set from Wisconsin I'm going to have to look into how to to build a type set. I noticed your $10PB in your Wisconsin set is from Cincinnati? I will keep an eye out for for your posting of the (2715) replacement note. My bulk submission is is now in QC also so I should see some grades soon.