Interim Depository Receipt Augusta, (GA)- ,000 Mar. 5, 1864 Tremmel GA-34

Description

What Is a Depositary Receipt (DR)?
A depositary receipt (DR) is a negotiable certificate
issued by a bank representing
shares
in a foreign company
traded on a local stock exchange.
The depositary receipt gives investors
the opportunity to hold shares in the equity
of foreign countries and gives them
an alternative to trading on an international market.
A depositary receipt,
which was originally a physical certificate,
allows investors to hold shares in the equity of other countries.
One of the most common types of DRs
is the American depositary receipt (ADR),
which has been offering companies,
investors, and traders global investment
opportunities since the 1920s
Tremmel GA-34; Fine.
The Atlanta piece is signed by the depositary,
John W. Duncan
The Atlanta receipt has a rarity level of R-7 and
which has a possible existence range of 5-15.
There are pinholes, adhesive remnants,
and a moisture stain in  the upper left corner of the Augusta note
Interim Depository Receipt
The Atlanta piece is signed by the depositary, John W. Duncan
The Atlanta receipt has a rarity level of R-7
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Interim Depository Receipt