Vintage U. S. Canvas Bank Bag, Held $1000 Silver Dollars From GSA
Item History & Price
Reference Number: Avaluer:1090105 | Brand: Unbranded |
UPC: Does not apply |
Authentic Vintage U.S. Mint Canvas Bag
This great vintage bank bag comes from the U.S. Mint. There are big block letters showing USM on the front. There are black coin markings on the front and the back, as shown in the pictures above. On the back, there is a pen markings showing the number 19. This particular bag has really strong coin marks on both sides of the bag.
The bag measures 21 1/2" x 11 1/2"
We only have a dozen or so bags from the 100 bag box. M...any are unmarked as to what they held with only crayon/pen markings on the back. These bags were part of a GSA (General Services Administration) sale of 100 bags on September 4, 1980, as seen in the picture above. Each bag held $1000 in dollar coins. The GSA originally sold the coins to the public and then went back and sold the bags in 100 bag lots. Many were re-purposed and are no doubt destroyed. No one thought to save them! This bag would make an excellent display in a shadowbox. We have a number of different styles of bags from Philadelphia, New Orleans for both Morgan and Peace dollars that we will be listing.
This bag comes from smoke free house!
Shipping will be free within the United States.
Please see our other GSA Hoard Auctions
This great vintage bank bag comes from the U.S. Mint. There are big block letters showing USM on the front. There are black coin markings on the front and the back, as shown in the pictures above. On the back, there is a pen markings showing the number 19. This particular bag has really strong coin marks on both sides of the bag.
The bag measures 21 1/2" x 11 1/2"
We only have a dozen or so bags from the 100 bag box. M...any are unmarked as to what they held with only crayon/pen markings on the back. These bags were part of a GSA (General Services Administration) sale of 100 bags on September 4, 1980, as seen in the picture above. Each bag held $1000 in dollar coins. The GSA originally sold the coins to the public and then went back and sold the bags in 100 bag lots. Many were re-purposed and are no doubt destroyed. No one thought to save them! This bag would make an excellent display in a shadowbox. We have a number of different styles of bags from Philadelphia, New Orleans for both Morgan and Peace dollars that we will be listing.
This bag comes from smoke free house!
Shipping will be free within the United States.
Please see our other GSA Hoard Auctions