5, 10, 25, & 50 cts Summit County Bank fractional notes Start Price USD 30.00 Current Price USD 45.25 Time Left - Bid Count 3 Buy It Now Price - Reserve Price - Start Time Sunday, July 06, 2008 End Time Sunday, July 13, 2008 Location Boiling Springs, South Carolina See more about '5, 10, 25, & 50 cts Summit County Bank fractional notes' Description United States - 5, 10, 25, & 50 cents Summit County Bank fractional notes - Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio - 1862 - Lithographed by A.S. Sanford of Cleveland, Ohio - Circulated with signature cancellations, but in excellent condition. A very nice scarce Civil War sent of Summit County Bank fractional notes!! Descriptions are as follows: 1) 5 cents, #715 a, blue eagle in shield 2) 10 cents, #279 b, green train scene 3) 25 cents, #1682 a, brown stag scene 4) 50 cents, #335 b, green commerce with shoeld scene. See Photos. Please contact with any questions about these notes or shipping. All notes are guaranteed genuine and as described.7-day return if you're not happy, with full refund, including your shipping. You pay only the return shipping. Contact me before returning for instructions. I want ALL of my customers to be happy with their purchase!! Postage: Inside the US: - First Class Insured Mail: $4.00 Outside the US: - International Air Mail: $4.00 - International Registered Mail: $11.00 Domestic Bidders: Money Orders/Cashiers Check/PayPal mailed upon receipt. Personal Checks must clear. U.S. purchases will be shipped insured 1st Class at $4.00 for 1st $200 value plus $1.00 for every $100 over the initial $100 value. I can NOT be responsible for uninsured packages. International Bidders: International purchasers may have purchase shipped for $3.00 as uninsured airmail delivery or $11.00 as Registered mail delivery. I can NOT be responsible for uninsured packages. Purchasers are responsible for all customs charges. Payment: Checks (U.S. purchasers only) or money orders may be sent to my listed address. PayPal in U.S. Dollars may be sent to me at the following: CBPJR@bellsouth.net. All buyers assume the risk for loss on uninsured packages. Place a Bid!