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| Emittent | State Bank at New Brunswick |
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| Jahr | 1860-1877 |
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| Druckerei | National Bank Note Company |
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| Vorderseitenlegende | PATENTED APRIL 23rd 1860. 1 THE State Bank AT New Brunswick 1 Will pay ONE DOLLAR to bearer on demand. NEW BRUNSWICK, ______________18___ STATE OF NEW JERSEY One One ___________CASHR. NATIONAL BANK NOTE COMPANY____________PRES.T |
| Rückseitenbeschreibung | The reverse is printed entirely in green and is dominated by a centrally placed intaglio-engraved American shield bearing vertical stripes in the lower half and a row of stars across the upper field, flanked by olive and wheat branches. To each side, a large ornate lathe-work guilloche medallion carries the denomination ONE in multiple orientations within concentric engine-turned borders, with the bank name repeated in the surrounding lettering band. A faint green underprint of the bank title extends across the full width of the note behind the central devices. |
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| Anmerkungen |
The State Bank at New Brunswick was one of New Jersey's older chartered institutions, operating under state authority well into the National Banking era — a period when most comparable banks converted to federal charters to access the new national currency system. That this bank continued issuing its own notes through the 1870s reflects either stubborn institutional conservatism or a calculated reading of the tax advantages and liabilities involved. New Jersey state banks faced a federal 10% tax on their notes from 1866, which drove the vast majority out of note-issuing entirely within a few years.
The National Bank Note Company, formed in 1859, handled the printing from its New York facilities — one of the dominant security printers of the period before the American Bank Note Company consolidation of 1879 absorbed it.