U.S., CHINESE & WORLDWIDE BANKNOTES, SCRIPOPHILY, COINS AND HISTORIC EPHEMERA TOBE OFFERED BY ARCHIVES INTERNATIONAL AUCTIONS AT PUBLIC AUCTION ON SUNDAY &MONDAY, OCTOBER 4 & 5, 2020

The auction will be held by Archives International Auctions at their offices in River Edge, N.J.

The October 4th and 5th, 2020 auction by Archives International Auctions willconsist of 1.356 lots offered over 2 days in 3 sessions beginning with Session 1, on October 4thwith 557 lots of Worldwide & Chinese Banknotes, Chinese Scripophily and World Coins.Sessions 2 and 3 on October 5th features 799 lots of U.S. & World Scripophily, U.S. Banknotes,U.S. Coins; Security Printing Ephemera and Historic Ephemera.

"During this difficult time period for our country and the world, we are striving to offer ourclients and friends items of historical and collecting interest that have been off the market fordecades and should command serious collector and dealer interest as well as add a smallamount of enjoyment to everyone's lives", stated Dr. Robert Schwartz , President of ArchivesInternational Auctions. "We have included a wide variety or rare, interesting and desirablematerial to enhance the collections of every level of collector and dealer".

Included in the First Session on October 4th are consignments from numerous estates andlongtime collections with many items having never been offered previously at auction. Theauction begins with a selection worldwide notes with many highlights including an exceptional1936, Bahamas Government, £5, P-12a banknote rarity that is PMG graded Choice Uncirculated64, and is the only note out of 43 graded in Uncirculated condition; Bermuda is highlighted by anumber of desirable notes including a 1937, 10/- Shillings, P-9 in VF condition. The 13 Canadalots are highlighted by a 1935, Bank of Canada, $20 , "English" issue in a nice PMG VF 25; Chinafeatures 69 lots with many high-grade notes as well as rarities, some possibly the finest known.Auction highlights include a Ch'ing Dynasty, 1858, 2000 Cash note in PMG AU 55; a KiangseGovernment Bank, 1907, $1 issued note tied for the finest known that is PMG graded EF 40 outof 36 graded; a 1905, Shanghai Branch, International Banking Corp, $100, P-S422s in PMG GemUnc 65; an extremely rare, 1915, Bank of Territorial Development, $5, P-574r in CU 63; anddozens of other desirable and rare Chinese banknotes and scripophily. Germany is representedby a superb 1874, Germany P-1, 5 Mark, Imperial Treasury Note , graded PMG Choice Very Fine35, tied for the finest known; and an 1882, 5 Mark, P-4 graded PMG Very Fine 30; There are anadditional 98 lots of German Notgeld and inflation notes with many rare varieties and endingwith 8 different German States 3 Mark and 5 Mark coins, ca.1904 to 1919 in VF to Unccondition. A 1706, War Repayment Bond for £210 from Her Majesty Queen Anne for the "WarAgainst France and Spain" is offered from the "John E. Herzog Collection"; Iraq is representedby a trio of desirable notes including a 1950, National Bank of Iraq, 1 Dinar, P-29 graded GemUncirculated 65 EPQ originally from the "Ruth Hill Collection"; Israel is highlighted by a 1952, 1Pound, P-20a graded Superb Gem Unc 68 EPQ and is the highest and finest graded in the PMGcensus. The Republica de Panama offering includes 2 extremely rare proof vignettes from the 5Balboa and 10 Balboa, 1941 "Arias" issue and possibly the first time offered. The notes thesevignettes come from are extremely rare. Only 2 of each of these vignettes were found in 2002and these are the only examples available. Zambia is represented by a 1964, Bank of Zambia, £5Pounds, P-3a , graded Superb Gem Unc 67 PPQ and is by far the finest known; in additionhundreds of additional banknotes, scripophily and historic ephemera is included in the auction.

Day 2, being held on Monday, October 5th in 2 sessions begins with 672 lots of U.S. and WorldScripophily. The auction starts out with automobile and aviation bonds and shares followed byover 50 lots of banking, finance and insurance with many desirable and rare bonds and sharesoffered. Internet and technology companies include certificates from Apple , Intel, Yahoo!, andothers; an extremely rare New York University "NYU" Specimen bond from 1936 is offered andis the only example we have seen; a rare 1888, Musical Hall Association of Honolulu stockcertificate that is issued and uncancelled was known to host and entertain Hawaiian royalty aswell as an extremely rare 1882 Hawaiian Government, $5000 Specimen Coupon Bond printedby ABNC is offered; a tasty. 1919, Coca-Cola Company, Specimen Temporary Stock Certificate,the earliest stock certificate from this historic company will be served at the auction; anextremely rare Imperial Japanese Government, 1924 Specimen bond by ABNC will beauctioned; a fashionable and rare "Gucci Group" 1999 specimen stock certificate will be sold; aswell as dozens of other world certificates. Mining scripophily is highlighted by the well known"Gold Mining Company" 1888 stock certificate rarity with the map of the Mystic Mountainsunderprint; a Michigan mining rarity, an 1855 Stonington Mining Company is offered; anextremely rare if not unique Rockland County, NY, 1843, "The Sterling Company" StockCertificate is offered with a large illustrated vignette of the mining and smelting facility that wasdug up in an old estate; as well as dozens of other mining and Western related bonds andshares. There are 350 lots of Navigation and railroad bonds and shares offered with dozens ofrare or unique certificates that have never been offered previously at auction including an1888, Kansas City, Wyandotte and Northwestern Railroad Co., $1000 Specimen Bond beauty , aswell as hundreds of exceptional stocks and bonds from automobiles to mining to railroads withevery topic in between that should appeal to all levels of collectors and dealers.

Session 3 scheduled on Monday, October 5th to begin no earlier than 5:00 PM EST begins withU.S. Federal related Bonds, Loans and Documents highlighted by an 1894, $1000, U.S. Federal"Cherokee Nation Bond" Specimen issued for the purchase of the lands known as the"Cherokee Outlet" located in Oklahoma. U.S. Banknotes begins with U.S. Obsolete notes, LargeType; National Banknotes; and, Depression Scrip followed by a fresh estate coin collectionbeginning with and PCGS graded MS Unc Details, 1787 Fugio Cent , 4 Cinq; followed by 8different Indian 1 Cent coins, all NGC graded, highlighted by an 1860, Proof 64, CAC; 1861,PROOF 64*; an 1862, Proof 64 Cameo, CAC; an 1863, Copper Nickel Proof 66 Cameo ; an 1864Proof 66 Cameo; and an 1869, Proof 65 RB Cameo. Additional highlights from the U.S. coinsection includes a superb 1915 S, 50 Cents, Pan Pac Commemorative PCGS graded Gold ShieldMS67+; and a 1798 $1 Large Eagle NGC graded AU 50. The autograph section includes historicletters and documents including items signed by William Bowyer, an English Printer from 1740-60; an Andrew Carnegie letter; a Robert F. Kennedy signed letter referring to his position onSocial Security signed 2 weeks before he was assassinated; a letter from Thomas J. Watson, Sr.(IBM founder) regarding his friend George Eastman; and many other interesting and historicitems.

Previews will be limited and by appointment only and we will be observing strict safetyprecautions including the wearing of masks and observing social distancing to protect our teamas well as our guests. We will do our best to accommodate anyone who desires additionalinformation and photographs. For questions, please call 201-944-4800 or emailinfo@archivesinternational.com.

The online catalog for the October 4th and 5th auction is on Archives International Auctions'website and can be viewed via the Archives International live bidding platform. It can also beviewed as a Virtual Catalog or downloadable Sale 60 .pdf on our website. To pre-register forlive internet bidding, log on to the Archives International Auctions website, atwww.ArchivesInternational.com.

Archives International is now working on their late Winter and Spring 2020-21 auctions and areseeking quality consignments for future auctions or outright purchase including U.S. andworldwide banknotes, coins, stocks, bonds, stamps, postal history, historic ephemera, andautographs. To sell or consign one piece or an entire collection, please call AIA at (201) 944-4800; or e-mail them at info@archivesinternational.com.

You may also write to Archives International Auctions, at 1060 Main Street, River Edge, NJ07661, U.S.A. To learn more about Archives International Auctions and the auctions planned forOctober 4th and 5th, 2020, log on to www.ArchivesInternational.com.