Buy Rhode Island Bank Hoard $5 Note Online!
Rhode Island Bank Hoard notes are obsolete private bank issued notes from the Bank of the Republic in Providence, Rhode Island from 1854 to 1856. Rumor has it these notes were rediscovered by a janitor at the Rhode Island State House 165 years after they were printed! Order this rare and unique banknote today from Bullion Shark.
Each note was hand-signed by a cashier and the President of the Bank of the Republic, as was common in the time period. The Republic Bank of Rhode Island was a short-lived institution, as they printed too many small denomination notes in a short period of time, leading the bank's swift failure. Each of these $5 Bank Note will be shipped to you in a protective currency slip for safekeeping. This obsolete bank note is a fascinating piece of American numismatic history to have in your collection. We won’t be able to get more of these Rhode Island Bank Hoard $5 Notes once they sell out, so secure yours while supplies last!
Why Collect The Rhode Island Bank Hoard $5 Note?
- Extremely rare and there won’t be more available once they’re gone.
- Very unique and interesting form of U.S. currency that even other collectors may not know about.
- Found in the basement of the Rhode Island state house by the janitor!
- These banknotes pre date the Civil War.
- The Republic Bank of Rhode Island was short-lived, very few of these notes were made!
Each banknote will be shipped in a protective currency slip for safekeeping. These banknotes are an intriguing piece of American numismatic history and will be an excellent addition to any collection! Don't pass up on these rare Rhode Island notes, once these are gone they’re gone for good!
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