There were more 199 million fifth issue fractionals printed between 1874 and 1876. There aren’t many rare varieties in this series, in fact there are only six varieties altogether. You can find our stock of fifth issue US fractional currency below.
5th Issue
FR No. | Denom | Type | Grade | Price | ||
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1264 | $0.10 | 5th Issue | PMG 58 | $125 | ||
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This Choice AU Meredith has a vivid green seal, margins all around and blue end paper on the reverse. View Note | |||||
1264 | $0.10 | 5th Issue | PMG 64EPQ | $265 | ||
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A well centered Meredith with balanced margins all around, bold green seal and vivid blue end paper. Exceptional Paper Quality […] View Note | |||||
1265 | $0.10 | 5th Issue | PMG 63 | $115 | ||
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This Choice CU Meredith is nicely centered with vivid blue end paper on the reverse. View Note | |||||
1381 | $0.50 | 5th Issue | CH CU | $145 | ||
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A pleasing, uncirculated “Bob Hope” Fifth Issue fractional note with margins all around and blue end paper. View Note | |||||
1381 | $0.50 | 5th Issue | AU | $95 | ||
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A nicely centered “Bob Hope” fractional with vivid blue end paper and balanced margins all around. View Note |