Kansas, (No Location), Kaup and Trumbull, 25 Cents, no date (late 1800s-early 1900s), Merchandise Due Bill, these forms were sold by JM Padgett Coupon Co of Topeka, KS and were signed and used by local merchants, nipped upper left corner tip, otherwise fine to very fine.   $45   photo

Kansas, (No Location), Kaup and Trumbull, 50 Cents, no date (late 1800s-early 1900s), Merchandise Due Bill, these forms were sold by JM Padgett Coupon Co of Topeka, KS and were signed and used by local merchants, very good.   $45   photo

Kentucky, Ashland, The Bank of Ashland, $10, August 1, 1860, payable at Ashland, nice orange tint, rare and seldom seen plate "B" genuine note, not to be confused with the more common Shelbyville branch plate "A" counterfeits, a few tiny tears, good to very good.   $175   photo

Kentucky, Burksville, Cumberland Bank of Burkesville, $5, January 5, 1819, men roll barrels to boat on river at center, signed by Isaac Taylor and P? Zimmerman, listed as rarity 7 (1-5 known), minor nibbling at upper left corner tip, otherwise fine.   $195   photo

Kentucky, Columbia, Bank of Columbia, $1, April 1, 1819, Hughes 117, rarity 7 (1-5 known), America seated with eagle and shield at center, signed by N? Montgomery and BM Caldwell, light staining, very good.   $175   photo

Kentucky, Hopkinsville, The Bank of Kentucky, $1, August 15, 1856, listed by Haxby (KY-195-G250) as "SENC" (Surviving Example Not Confirmed), punch cancelled at bottom, a few pinholes and tiny tears, very good.   $125   photo

Kentucky, Lexington, City of Lexington, 6 1/4 Cents, May 24, 1837, H424, Rarity 7 (1-5 known), this example is the plate note in the Hughes book, Washington at center, printed on the back of bank notes from Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Lexington, very good to fine.   $195   photo

Kentucky, Lexington, City of Lexington, 25 Cents, May 25, 1837, H422, Rarity 7 (1-5 known), this example is the plate note in the Hughes book, Liberty seated at center, printed on the back of bank notes from Farmers and Mechanics Bank of Lexington, very good to fine.   $150   photo

Kentucky, Lexington, Kentucky Insurance Company, $20, Dec 16, 1816, woman seated with plow and wheat at center, two small holes at left, very good.   $125   photo

Kentucky, Lexington, Northern Bank of Kentucky, $1, Sept 12?, 1856, payable "at their Branch Bank in Barboursville...", stamped "CANCELLED" three times with a piece of the note pinned to the face before it was stamp cancelled, this is a very rare genuine note that was redeemed by the bank, unfortunately it's in pretty rough condition as seen in scan, fair.    $8    photo

Kentucky, Mount Sterling, Exchange Bank of Barnes White and Co., 10 Cents, December 1, 1862, Hughes 608, rarity 7 (1-5 known), woman with cows at center, man carries corn stalks at lower right, somewhat stained at just a bit of roughness at right edge, very good.   $125   photo

Louisiana, New Orleans, Bank of Louisiana, $5, May 22, 1862, figures within large ornate "5" at center, "Forced Issue" stamped in blue at left indicating that this note was issued under Union Army occupation, small tear at lower left corner and a few pinholes, very good.  $40   photo