The Hershey National Bank, Hershey, Pennsylvania, Charter #12688, 1929 Type Two $10, A007118, Very Choice AU, PMG-58

Always popular, this bank received its Charter rather late in the National Bank Note era. Only 1929 small-size notes were issued by this bank, the only bank in the small Dauphin County town founded by and named after chocolate magnate and philanthropist Milton Hershey.

Most of the surviving Hershey notes are of the five dollar denomination. Only nine other $10 notes are reported to have ever been offered, including auction houses and eBay. The highest grade certified has been only VF-35. This note is finer than all by a wide margin and looks even better than its technical grade.