My Georgia Collection

Martin-Latimer Type 12

Criswell - GA CR14

Serial # 25348

Plate: F

Rarity: R1

Grade: UNC

Note: Small” Coat of Arms…clean but missing bottom border

Martin-Latimer Type 12

Criswell - GA CR14

Serial # 2668

Plate: M

Rarity: R1

Grade: UNC

Note: Small” Coat of Arms…clean but missing bottom border. I initially hoped that the vertical dash over the ‘M’ plate letter was a printer error; however, I’ve come to except it as just a random mark

Martin-Latimer Type 12

Criswell - GA CR14

Serial # 33543

Plate: J

Rarity: R1

Grade: VG

Note: Small” Coat of Arms…not sure how I picked this up…ugly

Martin-Latimer Type 12

Criswell - GA CR14

Serial # 32574

Plate: R

Rarity: R1

Grade: F

Note: Small” Coat of Arms…this is a neat, deceptive example of a wet green treasury stamp “transferring” to the reverse of a note placed directly on top of it. This example is so extreme, you can actually see the pillars of the “transferred” treasury stamp on the reverse. The give away that this is a transfer is that you can see part of the word ‘Georgia’ on the left instead of the right of the stamp

Martin-Latimer Type 12

Criswell - GA CR14

Serial # 13094

Plate: F

Rarity: R1

Grade: F

Note: Small” Coat of Arms…neat treasury stamp, for some reason, it was blotted out at an angle. Pinholes with a small internal split