1905 - Chartered in February with capital of $25,000
1929 - Placed in voluntary liquidation Nov. 20th, capital of $100,000
Absorbed by The Yuma Valley Bank
Epilogue
1930 - Yuma Valley Bank closed by AZ Superintendent of Banks (6/20)
Circa 1905
1916 - During a flood
1921 - Postcard
No territorial notes are known from this bank, but eleven from the statehood era are reported as of September, 2019 (Heritage). It is the scarcer of the two Yuma national banks that issued.
Check from 1917
Territorial Issues
Series 1902 - Red Seal
10-10-10-20 #1 - 360 ($18,000)
10's = 1080
20's = 360
Series 1902 - Date Backs
10-10-10-20 #1 - 2000 ($100,000)
10's = 6,000
20's = 2,000
Total territorial notes issued = 9,440 (Large Only)
Total territorial amount circulation = $118,000
Statehood Issues
Series 1902 - Date Backs
10-10-10-20 #1 - 2040 ($102,000)
10's = 6120
20's = 2040
Series 1902 - Plain Backs
10-10-10-20 #2041 - 13672 ($581,600)
10's = 34,896
20's = 11,632
Total Statehood Large = 54,688 ($683,600)
Total Territory Large = 9,440 ($118,000)
Grand Total Large = 64,128 ($801,600)
Thursday, January 21, 2010
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