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50 Dollars New England Commercial Bank - Rhode Island
| Emittent | New England Commercial Bank |
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| Jahr | 1830-1849 |
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| Nennwert | 50 Dollars (50 USD) |
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| Vorderseitenbeschreibung | Horizontal format note with two large circular lathe-work guilloche counters at left and two matching counters at right, each enclosing the numeral 50. A central letterpress panel at upper centre carries the denomination FIFTY DOLLARS, below which a cursive script inscription reads THE PRESIDENT, DIRECTORS & CO. OF THE NEW ENGLAND COMMERCIAL BANK, with the bank title repeated in a horizontal tint band. A small intaglio agricultural vignette at far right shows a labouring figure in a field. |
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| Rückseitenbeschreibung | The reverse is unprinted, consistent with mid-nineteenth-century American obsolete banknote production practice. |
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The New England Bank Note Company was one of the more technically capable security printers operating out of Boston in this period, and their work for Rhode Island chartered institutions was generally well-executed. The New England Commercial Bank itself operated under Rhode Island's notoriously permissive free banking environment — the state was slow to adopt meaningful regulatory oversight, which meant that notes from smaller chartered institutions circulated at significant discounts outside local markets, with merchant counterfeit detectors rating them anywhere from par to several percent below face.
Haxby's RI155-G94 suffix places this squarely in the genuine-issue sequence, as opposed to the altered and spurious notes that shadowed virtually every Rhode Island emission of the era.