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Alaska had three issuing banks in Juneau, Fairbanks & Ketchikan.
There are 137 Alaska national currency bank notes known.
Which ranks it the second scarcest state/territory to Porto Rico.
All notes from Alaska are territorial notes.
Alaska nationals are key to a state set so they are highly desirable.
If you know of one please contact me, you will be happy you did.
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Chartered in 1898, This bank lasted through the note issuing period to 1935 and issuing large and small notes.
This bank issued brownseals. A brownseal on this bank would be a great find!
This bank is the most desirable of the Alaskan charters.
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Chartered in 1905, This bank issued red seals, blue seals and small brownseals before closing up in 1935.
This is the only bank in Alaska to issue red seals. A red seal on this bank would be a real trophy!
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Chartered in 1924, This bank only issued 1929 small sized brown seals.
This is the most common small note issuer in Alaska (if common can be used here)
Charter | Bank Name | City | Rare in Large | Rare in Small | 1865 | 1875 | 1882 BB | 1882 BS | 1902 RS | 1902 BS | 1929 |
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5117 | First National Bank of Juneau, Alaska | Juneau | | | | |  |  | |  |  |
7718 | First National Bank of Fairbanks, Alaska | Fairbanks | | | | | | |  |  |  |
12578 | First National Bank of Ketchikan, Alaska | Ketchikan | | | | | | | | |  |
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