Second New Haven Bank Stock Certificate (Town Square Scene)

Description

Second New Haven Bank Stock Certificate
This piece is an Ebay exclusive. We are only offering this piece here!
The price of this piece has been reduced again!!!
Original Price:
.99
First Reduction:
.97
Current Price:
.97
(you now save 30%!!)
In 1848, the Manufacturers Bank of Birmingham was started. The company changed its name to the Second National Bank of New Haven when it became a member of the National Bank System on February 3, 1864.
In the early 1970s, the Second National Bank of New Haven merged with Home Trust and Second National Bank to become the Second New Haven Bank.
Several mergers have taken place since then, making the bank part of the Bank of Boston (1993), Fleet (2000) and Bank of America families (2005).
Frequently Asked Questions:
Is the certificate in this listing, the exact piece I will receive?
For this listing - no, t
he images are representative. We do this when multiple quantities are being offfered. You will receive a certificate in similar condition; however dating, denomination, certificate number and issuance details may vary.
Is this document authentic or a reproduction?
All pieces we offer are originals - we do not sell reproductions. If you ever find one of our pieces not to be authentic, it may be returned at any time.
Can this certificate be cashed in?
All of our certificates are sold only as collectible pieces, as they are either canceled or obsolete. Certificates carry no value on any of today's financial indexes and no transfer of ownership is implied.
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We offer flat rate shipping - whether you order 1 certificate or 100 - you pay only the published flat rate.
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Is all of your inventory on eBay?
Absolutely not! We have 1,000s of certificates on our website.