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Amazing "short snorter" note.

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This item just finished being auctioned off today. I did NOT bid on it as I've already blown well past my budget for the year. It's a pretty amazing note. Here is the auction house write-up on the bill:

 

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Series 1935 United States one dollar silver certificate, signed on both sides by 27 officials, most of which were presumably acquired during the Casablanca Conference of January 14-24, 1943. Signers include Winston Churchill, Dwight D. Eisenhower, Matthew Ridgway, Free French Forces representative Henri Giraud, NBC radio commentator H. V. Kaltenborn, Quartermaster General Thomas B. Larkin, INS representative to the Department of Justice Henry B. Hazard, attorney and war crimes expert Willard B. Cowles, Sierra Leone statesman Edward W. Blyden III, and Supreme Court Justice Robert H. Jackson.

 

FWIW the bill went for (including commission) ~$4,300.

 

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I've always had a tough time with shortsnorters; a bunch of signatures that have no meaning to me, but that one is an exception.

 

This is the only note I have that has ink on it that was not from the BEP. To me it is the climax to the story of Emergency Notes.

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I've always had a tough time with shortsnorters; a bunch of signatures that have no meaning to me, but that one is an exception.

 

This is the only note I have that has ink on it that was not from the BEP. To me it is the climax to the story of Emergency Notes.

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I like that one Weg!

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