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Fr.-2210a 1928 $1,000 Clev. UNIQUE Star #. D00000102* PCGS EF-40



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UNIQUE! This is the pride and joy of the famous Jhon E Cash Star Collection. I currently have 36 $500 stars and 18 $1,000 stars in the Jhon E Cash Star Collection. This includes 4 1928 $1,000 stars. As the largest collector ever of 1928 and 1934 $500 and $1,000 stars, this is my finest note. It is a UNIQUE 1928 $1,000 Cleveland Star. This is the only one known to exist. Only one person can complete a district set and they will need this one. The serial number is D00000102* and it is in a PCGS-EF40 holder.

Of the 16 1928 $1,000 stars known this Cleveland star is the 3rd finest known of all 1928 $1,000 stars by PMG or PCGS grading companies.

One is a 1928 New York star which has 3 stars known and it was graded a PCGS-63PPQ and sold last Jan. in Orlando for over $76,000. The other one is a 1928 St Louis star, which has 4 stars known and it is in a PCGS-45 holder.

This example is the Cleveland Star which has only one known and it is in a PCGS-40 holder. I have actually been chasing this Cleveland star every since I first started collection stars back in the 1990's. I found it last year but the collector was not willing to depart with it. He has had this star for well over 40 years. I was just recently able to convince him it was time to get it back on the market. This star currently resides in the Jhon E Cash Collection. For futhher information you can contact me anytime at 214-769-9936.

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