Lavonia, Georgia. $10 1902 Plain Back. Fr. 629. First NB. Charter

Lavonia, Georgia. $10 1902 Plain Back. Fr. 629. First NB. Charter #8470. PMG Choice Very Fine 35. Situated in North Georgia along the state's border with South Carolina sits the town of Lavonia. Lavonia was first established at the end of the 1870s with the coming of the Elberton-Air-Line Railroad which allowed for the formation of the community which soon became Lavonia. Named for the wife of a railroad official, Lavonia soon became a center of industries related to the cultivation of cotton and eventually saw the formation of the Vickery National Bank (Charter# 8470) in 1906 which soon changed its title again in 1913 when it became the First National Bank. Notably this institution has the distinction of being one of a small number to have notes printed from plates that bore the short-lived Napier - Thompson signature combination. Yet even with this distinction held in consideration, notes from this institution are a scarce prospect between the population recorded by the National Bank Note Census and the interest that often follows Nationals from rural Georgia making this an opportunity not to be missed by the discerning specialist who seeks to build an impeccable collection of Georgia Nationals. Estimate: $800 - $1,200. Click here for certification details from PMG.

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