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| 正面描述 | At left, a large mirror-image decorative panel with the numeral 5 at centre; at upper right, a circular guilloche medallion enclosing the numeral 5. The central field is occupied by an allegorical agricultural vignette of a seated goddess of Agriculture resting upon a sheaf of straw. At right, a horizontal panel with the word FIVE in the centre, flanked by ornamental lathe-work. |
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| 正面铭文 | State of New-York The Farmers Bank OF GENEVA Will pay FIVE DOLLARS to the bearer on demand No. 609 GENEVA August 10, 1843 |
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The Farmers Bank of Geneva operated in the Finger Lakes region during a period when New York's Free Banking Act of 1838 had flooded the state with competing private issues — many backed by questionable securities and several destined for rapid failure. Geneva's agricultural economy gave the bank a relatively stable deposit base, which helped it outlast a number of flashier contemporaries.
The Haxby attribution to Baldwin, Bald & Cousland is worth scrutiny: that firm only operated under that name from 1855, yet this note carries an 1843 date. The plate design almost certainly predates the printer's rebranding, having passed through earlier partnerships in the same lineage.