Everything about The Oat Bin Hoard totally explained
The
Oat Bin Hoard was a
treasure trove of
United States currency discovered in
1966 in an
oat bin in a
shed on a
farm in a
rural area outside of
Kansas City, Missouri. The hoard consisted of approximately $40,000 in face value of old large size currency issued by the
Federal government of the United States. The notes were purchased for an undisclosed sum by
Howard Carter, M.D. and dispersed to currency collectors over time.
The paper money in the hoard dated back to
1862 and the
Oat Bin Hoard was the source of many rare banknotes, particularly large denominations. Scores of them were unique and absent from the U.S. government currency collections at the
Federal Reserve Bank in San Francisco
and the
Smithsonian Institution.
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