U.S., CHINESE & WORLDWIDE BANKNOTES, SCRIPOPHILY, AUTOGRAPHS AND SECURITY PRINTING EPHEMERA WILL BE OFFERED AT ARCHIVES INTERNATIONALAUCTIONS 50TH MILESTONE AUCTION ON DECEMBER 3 & 4, 2018

The auction will be held by Archives International Auctions, in NYC and their offices in Fort Lee, N.J.

Archives International Auction's December "50th Milestone Auction" scheduled for Monday and Tuesday December 3rd & 4th, consists ofover 1150 lots of rare and desirable banknotes, scripophily, Presidential autographs and historic Ephemera. Featured will be an extensive collectionof Chinese banknote rarities, U.S. & Worldwide Banknotes, Scripophily, Security Printing Ephemera and a U.S. Presidential Autograph collection aswell as hundreds of other desirable banknotes, bonds and shares and historic ephemera.

"The worldwide banknote market has been exceptionally strong this past year with dozens of price records being set every sale. We do our best tocater to every level of collector and dealer and look forward to celebrating our 50th Milestone Auction with the collecting community with anotherexciting offering that includes hundreds of worldwide banknotes, scripophily and historic autographs," said Dr. Robert Schwartz, president ofArchives International Auctions.

The first and second sessions scheduled on December 3rd to take place at the Collectors Club in New York City begins with U.S. & WorldwideScripophily with many highlights from the John E. Herzog Collection including major rarities such as the impressive Spanish, Real Compania de SanFernando de Seville, 1740's Share Certificate; 2 different 1917, Dominion of Canada War Loan Specimen bond rarities as well as many 18th and 19thcentury rarities. Modern Scripophily is represented by numerous stocks such as Apple Computer, Amazon.com, NYSE Group, Inc. and Berkshire HathawaySpecimens.

Additional Highlights include a 1778 Danish West Indies Bond; 2 different Nathan Rothschild Russian Bonds; an 1845 Michigan, Mackinac and LakeSuperior Copper Co. Stock Certificate and hundreds of additional desirable Bonds and shares emphasizing railroads, mining and modern bonds and sharesoffered over the 2-day auction.

Security Printing Ephemera is highlighted by a spectacular 1866 British American Bank Note Company, Engravers & Printers, Proof AdvertisingSheet Rarity, dozens of spectacular early advertising notes from ABN, BW & C as well a pioneer polymer Tyvek and DuraNote banknote rarities andnumerous other desirable items. We are also privileged to offer a historic group of Presidential signed documents including an Abraham Lincoln signedMilitary Appointment of N. J. Sappington, later assigned to Elmira Prison to feed captured Confederates, as Commissary of Subsistence of Volunteers;2 different James Madison signed documents and numerous other Presidential signed documents from an old estate collection that has been off themarket for over 30 years.

U.S. banknote highlights begin with impressive obsolete banknotes including a dramatic 1850-60s Continental Bank $3 Obsolete with the well-knownPolar Bear attacking men in boat image as well as dozens of rare and attractive obsoletes, both issued and proofs; National banknotes are highlightedby an extremely rare Uncut Pair of 1875, $10-$20, Charter #2382, The Central National Bank of Washington City, with this being the only known uncutpair of notes from this bank; an Alaska, First National Bank of Fairbanks, 1902, $5, Plain Back rarity; a German National Bank of Memphis, 1866 Proof$5 Banknote Rarity; an Oilfields National Bank in Brea, CA, $5 Ty.2 in CU 64; a First National Bank in Reno, $5 Uncut Sheet of 6 notes, Ch#7038; aNevada, 1929, First National Bank of Lovelock, Nevada, $10, T1, Ch#7654 rarity, and dozens of other outstanding U.S. Obsolete, Type and Nationalnotes from various collections and estates.

Foreign Banknotes include many desirable rarities such as an Australia, 1941, Camp Seven Bank Hay Internment Camp 2 Shillings note; a 1937 Bank ofCanada, $100 Specimen graded PCGS 66 OPQ; a Chile, 1878-79 Banco Nacional de Chile Specimen Banknote Quartet, all extremely rare notes; a DWI, 1905Proof $100 National Bank of the Danish West indies rarity; an amazing Irish Republic, 1866 Issued Uncut Sheet of 3 $5 Notes; Possibly the finestknown, Germany, Imperial Treasury Note - Reichskassenschein 1906 Issued Banknote in AU 55 EPQ with no other notes listed in the PMG census as well asdozens of additional rare and desirable notes.

We are ending the first day with a significant offering 128 lots of rare China and Hong Kong Banknotes and Chinese Scripophily featuring a HongKong, Mercantile Bank of India, 1941, $5, Issue Banknote Rarity; a Sin Chun Bank of China, 1908, $10 high grade Private Banknote; a 1920, 10 TaelSpecimen Commercial Bank of China Rarity and dozens of other rare and desirable Chinese banknotes. The first day end with Chinese scripophilyhighlighted by a Chinese Government 5% Gold Loan of 1912, Issued £1000 Bond

The auction features hundreds of additional rare and desirable banknotes, coins, and scripophily in every price range, for the beginner to theadvanced collector. Previews will be held at Archives International Auctions offices Wednesday to Friday, November 28, 29 and 30 from 10 AM to 5 PMand by appointment and on Monday, December 3rd at the Collectors Club located at 22 East 35th Street in New York City beginning at 9:30 am until 2:00pm EST. For an appointment call 201-944-4800 or email info@archivesinternational.com .

The Online catalog for the December 3rd and 4th sale is on Archives International Auctions' website and can be viewed via the ArchivesLive biddingplatform. It can also be viewed as a virtual catalog or downloadable .pdf on their website. To pre-register for live internet bidding, log on to theArchives International Auctions website, at www.ArchivesInternational.com .

Archives International Auctions is currently seeking quality consignments for 2019 Winter and Spring auctions and is looking for U.S. andworldwide banknotes, coins, stocks, bonds, stamps, postal history, historic ephemera, autographs, and documents to buy outright. To sell or consignone piece or an entire collection, please call AIA at (201) 944-4800; or e-mail them at info@archivesinternational.com . You can also view AIA's weekly eBay offerings at their eBay IDArchivesOnline.

You may also write to Archives International Auctions, at 1580 Lemoine Ave., Suite #7, Fort Lee, NJ 07024 U.S.A. To learn more about ArchivesInternational Auctions and the auctions planned for 2019, log on to www.ArchivesInternational.com.