Stock Certificate Pennell # Unlisted Haxby # Unlisted Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: Durand, Baldwin & Co., New York Issued: 1850

One-Dollar Note Pennell # P-770 Haxby # NC-20 G2a Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: Durand, Baldwin & Co., New York Issued: 1850 Pennell # P-770A Haxby # NC-20 G2b Wismer # 78 Engraver: Baldwin, Adams & Co., New York Issued: 1851-61 Notes on the Note: The only difference in the two varieties of this note is the engraver imprint and of course the dates of issue.

Two-Dollar Note Pennell # P-780 Haxby # NC-20 G4a Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: Durand, Baldwin & Co., New York Issued: 1849-50 Pennell # P-780A Haxby # NC-20 G4b Wismer # 80 Engraver: Baldwin, Adams & Co., New York Issued: 1851-61 Notes on the Note: The only difference in the two varieties of this note is the engraver imprint and of course the dates of issue.

Three-Dollar Note Pennell # P-790 Haxby # NC-20 G6a Wismer # 81 Engraver: Durand, Baldwin & Co., New York Issued: 1849

Four-Dollar Note Pennell # P-800 Haxby # NC-20 G8a Wismer # 83 Engraver: Durand, Baldwin & Co., New York Issued: 1849

Five-Dollar Note Pennell # P-810 Haxby # NC-20 G10a Wismer # 85 Engraver: Durand, Baldwin & Co., New York Issued: 1849-51 Pennell # P-810A Haxby # NC-20 G10b Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: Baldwin, Adams & Co., New York Issued: 1853- Notes on the Note: The only difference in the two varieties of this note is the engraver imprint and of course the dates of issue.

Ten-Dollar Note Pennell # P-820 Haxby # NC-20 G12a Wismer # 86 Engraver: Durand, Baldwin & Co., New York Issued: 1849-50 Pennell # P-820A Haxby # NC-20 G12b Wismer # Unlisted Engraver: Baldwin, Adams & Co., New York Issued: 1853- Notes on the Note: The only difference in the two varieties of this note is the engraver imprint and of course the dates of issue.

Twenty-Dollar Note Pennell # P-830 Haxby # NC-20 G14a Wismer # 88 Engraver: Baldwin, Adams & Co., New York Issued: 1853-

Miscellaneous Fiscal Paper This uncut sheet of 90 day loan notes from the Bank of Fayetteville circa 1850s is interesting for a number of reasons. The sheet was printed at the Carolinian office in Fayetteville. The Carolinian was the local weekly newspaper. The sheet is also like one of those “Can you find the differences” puzzles one finds in the Sunday paper where you are challenged to spot the changes between two seemingly identical pictures. Did you notice the different cartouches for filling in the loan amount? Did you notice the different font used for Ninety Days? If these two notes had been both used and found separately we may well have assumed they were from separate printings but this surviving uncut sheet tells us true story!