Missouri Territory

April 1, 1820 3 Dollars
 
MO30-G18a. Bank of Missouri in St. Louis. Signed by Auguste Chouteau. Likely the Haxby plate note.
October 1, 1818 10 Dollars
 
MO-30UNL. Bank of Missouri in St. Louis. Signed by Auguste Chouteau.
ca. 1810 20 Dollars
PMG 63
MO-45G28P. Bank of Missouri in St. Louis. Proof. Vignette is a shot tower (no longer standing) and waterfront of Herculaneum, MO.
1819 25 Cents Post Office Note
 
Missouri Territory. A.T. Crane postmaster. Brown paper.
1819 25 Cents Post Office Note
PCGS Currency 10
Missouri Territory. A.T. Crane postmaster. Ex Eric Newman. Only 25 cents on pink paper Newman discovered (Heritage 2017).
1819 25 Cents Post Office Note
 
Missouri Territory. A.T. Crane postmaster. Pink paper.
1819 25 Cents Post Office Note
 
Missouri Territory. A.T. Crane postmaster. Pink paper.
1819 50 Cents Post Office Note
 
Missouri Territory. A.T. Crane postmaster.
1819 75 Cents Post Office Note
 
Missouri Territory. A.T. Crane postmaster.
December 1, 1816 1 Dollars
 
MO35-G12. St. Louis. Missouri Exchange Bank.

Brunswick

ca. 1860s 25 Cents
PCGS Currency VF25
Brunswick. Merchant and Beazley. Ex Eric Newman. Likely unique (as of 2017).

Clintonville

May 23, 1862 50 Cents
PMG 20
Clintonville or Montevallo. Vickers and Adcock. Payable in Confederate currency. Only the third note known from this issuer (as of 2023).

Columbia

November 10, 1862 5 Cents
PCGS 58PPQ
Columbia. J Kirkbride and Company. Lithographic proof. Ex Eric Newman.

Eolia

10 Cents
 
Eolia. Flemming and Gooch.

Fayette

1830s-40s 10 Dollars
PMG 50
MO60G114P. Fayette. Bank of the State of Missouri. Ex Schingoethe, Dr. Joseph Vacca.

French Point

May 1, 1863 25 Cents
PCGS 25
French Point and Cadet, Missouri. Confederate guerilla Major Thomas Robinson Livingston. Signed on the back by his half brother and business asscociate William Parkinson. Ex Eric Newman.
May 1, 1863 50 Cents
PCGS 30
French Point and Cadet, Missouri. Confederate guerilla Major Thomas Robinson Livingston. Signed on the back by his half brother and business asscociate William Parkinson. Ex Eric Newman.

Glasgow

January 1, 1863 25 Cents
PCGS Currency 58
Glasgow. J.S. Thomson. Ex Eric Newman. Rare (Heritage 2017).

Independence

1850s-60s 10 Cents
PCGS Currency 50
Independence. P. Roberts. Ex Eric Newman. Remainder.
1850s-60s 25 Cents
PCGS Currency 58
Independence. P. Roberts. Ex Eric Newman. Remainder.
1850s-60s 50 Cents
 
Independence. P. Roberts. Remainder.
1850s-60s 1 Dollar
PCGS Currency 58
Independence. P. Roberts. Ex Eric Newman. Remainder.

Jefferson City

September 1, 1875 $1 City Warrant
PMG 63 EPQ
Jefferson City treasury warrant. Remainder.

Kansas City

Jan 1, 1872/0 1 Dollar City Warrant
 
Kansas City.

Ketesville

September 5, 1862 $2.50
PMG 15
Ketesville, Missouri. W.L. Sims, A. Strong and Company. Ex Dr. James Randall (Randy) Shipley.

Kirksville

1861 1 Dollar
 
Haxby MO50-G48a. Kirksville. Bank of St. Louis.

La Grange

July 1, 1861 1 Dollar
PCGS Banknote 15
Haxby MO-65 G40a. Union Bank of Missouri, La Grange. Ex Dean Oakes.

Lexington

1861 Dollar
PMG 10
MO15G12a. Lexington. Farmers Bank of Missouri.
1857-67 10 Dollars
PMG 65EPQ
MOUNL10P. Lexington. Farmers Bank of Missouri. Yellow-green tint. Proof note from the American Banknote Company collection.
1850s-60s 10 Dollars
PMG 66EPQ
MO15G46bP. Lexington. Farmers Bank of Missouri. Blue tint.
1850s-60s 20 Dollars
PMG CU64
MO15G48aP. Lexington. Farmers Bank of Missouri. Proof note from the American Banknote Company collection.

Louisiana

December 15, 1862 10 Cents City Warrant
PCGS Currency 20
Louisiana treasury warrant. Ex Eric Newman.
December 1, 1862 25 Cents
 
Louisiana. Dougherty and Suda. Remainder.

Mexico

September 15, 1871/6 1 Dollar City Warrant
PCGS Currency 12
Mexico. Ex Eric Newman. Extremely rare (as of 2017).

Missouri Mines

December 1, 1816 2 Dollars
 
Missouri Mines. Charles Le Gendre and Company. Remainder.

Neosho

March 17, 1862 2 Dollars
PCGS 40PPQ
Neosho, Missouri. Roberts and Ellis. Ex Eric Newman. Possibly the finest known (Heritage 2017).

Osceola

October 1, 1859 10 Dollars
 
Osceola. Merchants Bank of St. Louis.

Pineville

June 12, 1862 25 Cents
PCGS Currency 20
Pineville, Missouri. J. P. Lamance, and signed on the back by him. Ex Herb and Martha Schingoethe, Eric Newman.
June 18, 1863 2 Dollars
PCGS Currency 30
Pineville, Missouri. J. P. Lamance, and signed on the back by him. Ex Eric Newman. Possibly the finest known (Heritage 2017).

St. Charles

1859 5 Dollars
 
MO55. St. Charles branch. Southern Bank of St. Louis. Counterfeit?
1859 5 Dollars
 
MO55. St. Charles branch. Southern Bank of St. Louis. Counterfeit.

St. James

February 1, 1869 5 Cents
PCGS Currency 15
St. James. Maramec Iron Works. Ex Eric Newman. Rare denomination (as of 2017).

St. Joseph

1860s 5 Cents
PCGS 15
St. Joseph and Hannibal, Missouri. Woolworth Company. Ex Eric Newman. Very rare (Heritage 2017).
June 1, 1874 1 Dollar City Warrant
PCGS Currency 8
St. Joseph. Ex Eric Newman. Rare (as of 2017).
June 1, 1874 1 Dollar City Warrant
 
St. Joseph. Punched through PAID.

St. Louis City

January 1, 1847 50 Dollars
PCGS Currency 30
MO60-C6. St. Louis. Bank of the State of Missouri. Counterfeit.
January 1, 1847 50 Dollars
 
MO-60 G6. St. Louis. Bank of the State of Missouri.
August 1, 1880 5 Dollars
 
St. Louis. Butchers and Drovers Bank. Sequential (SN 1926) with the next note.
August 1, 1880 5 Dollars
 
St. Louis. Butchers and Drovers Bank. Sequential (SN 1927) with the next note.
August 1, 1880 5 Dollars
 
St. Louis. Butchers and Drovers Bank. Sequential (SN 1928) with the previous note.
August 1, 1880 10 Dollars
 
St. Louis. Butchers and Drovers Bank.
August 1, 1880 100 Dollars
 
St. Louis. Butchers and Drovers Bank.
1859 5 Dollars
 
St. Louis. Merchants Bank.
November 15, 1862 5 Cents
PCGS Currency VF20
St. Louis. People's Saving Institution. Ex Eric Newman.
November 15, 1862 25 Cents
PCGS Currency VF20
St. Louis. People's Saving Institution. Ex Eric Newman.
1859 20 Dollars
 
St. Louis. Premium Scale Bank. Advertising note.
December 15, 1862 5 Cents
 
St. Louis.
1859-60s 10 Dollars
PCGS Currency 64
MO65G88a. St. Louis. Union Bank of Missouri. Vignette of Freedom on the left is the same as on the first national $5 in 1861. Ex Eric Newman.
1859-60s 20 Dollars
PCGS Banknote 63
MO65G92a. St. Louis. Union Bank of Missouri. Face proof and Haxby plate note.
November 1, 1873 1 Dollar City Warrant
PCGS Currency 20
St. Louis city treasury warrant. Ex Eric Newman.
November 1, 1873 1 (5) Dollar City Warrant
 
St. Louis city treasury warrant. 5, V and "FIVE DOLLARS" pasted on the obverse to make it seem as if it is a $5 warrant.
November 1, 1873 2 Dollar City Warrant
 
St. Louis city treasury warrant.
June 1, 1861 3 Dollars City Warrant
PMG 20
St. Louis city treasury warrant.
November 1, 1873 3 Dollars City Warrant
PCGS Banknote 12
Kelly MO1490-16. St. Louis city treasury warrant.
August 19, 1866 Ticket
PMG 55 EPQ
Missouri Southern Relief Association (St. Louis).

St. Louis County

May 1, 1826 5 Dollar Treasury Form
PCGS Currency 35
St. Louis. Ex Eric Newman.
1, 2, 5, 10 Dollars
 
County of St. Louis. Modern "plate pulls" of 1840s notes: $1 with $5 reverse, $2 with $10 reverse, as one sheet. Black and orange ink.
1 Dollar
 
County of St. Louis. Modern "plate pull" of an 1840s note. Red ink.

Sedalia

1933 1 Dollar
 
Depression scrip.

Railroad

January 20, 1859 5 Dollars
 
Terre Haute Alton and St. Louis Rail Road Company. Handwritten date.
March 21, 1859 10 Dollars
 
Terre Haute Alton and St. Louis Rail Road Company. Handwritten date.
February 21, 1859 10 Dollars
 
Terre Haute Alton and St. Louis Rail Road Company. Printed date.

Bonds

July 1883 30 Dollars
 
Interest certificate #17 for a convict labor bond.
July 1885 30 Dollars
 
Interest certificate #21 for a convict labor bond.
July 1889 30 Dollars
 
Interest certificate #29 for a convict labor bond.
January 1881 30 Dollars
 
Interest certificate #17 for a university bond.
January 1887 30 Dollars
 
Interest certificate #29 for a university bond.
July 1890 30 Dollars
 
Interest certificate #36 for a university bond.