1929 T.1 $50 1st Ntl Bank & Trust Co. of Oklahoma City, OK Charter 4862 - Apparent VF KM.13.1 The obverse depicts Captains Lewis 8

Name: 1929 T.1 $50 1st Ntl Bank & Trust Co. of Oklahoma City, OK Charter 4862 - Apparent VF KM.13.1 The obverse depicts Captains Lewis 8
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1929 T.1 $50 1st Ntl Bank & Trust Co. of Oklahoma City, OK Charter 4862 Apparent VF KM.13.1 The obverse depicts Captains Lewis 8 The obverse depicts Captains Lewis and Clark on a stream bank planning another day of exploration Burke Houston signature pair Unfortunate pen mark in the left obverse field and a reverse stain on the reverse Still a good looking $50 National

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