(Irvine, California) - Two dozen rare bank notes from the celebrated collection of renowned researcher and collector, Peter W. Huntoon, are among the more than 500 notes that now are being offered in the Inaugural Teletrade^® Certified Currency Auction, Sunday, September 10, 2006.

"This is a spectacular way to launch our currency auctions. Peter Huntoon is one of the country's most respected and distinguished bank note researchers, authors and collectors," said Ian Russell, Teletrade^® President.

The Huntoon Collection National Bank Notes in the auction include a First National Bank of Prescott, Arizona 1929 $10, Type One (Fr. 1801), with serial number C000001A, graded PMG Choice CU-64, and a unique Utah Territory, original proof $5 First National Bank of Utah at Salt Lake City note (Fr. 399), graded PMG Choice-63.

"Only 11 banks issued small-size notes, and serial number one notes from Arizona are few and far between in any grade. This $10 note is a true rarity from a state that many National Bank Note collectors actively seek," said Russell.

"The Salt Lake City Territory bank was chartered in 1869 and went into receivership by the Desert National Bank in 1874. Although $681 in notes remain outstanding from the Salt Lake City Territory issues, the proof $5 is the only known surviving example. This is probably the only opportunity for a collector to obtain an issue from this bank."

Between 20,000 and 30,000 coins certified coins are offered each month in Teletrade^® auctions. Regularly-scheduled auctions of certified currency will begin with the sale closing on Sunday, September 10, 2006.

"We will have a wide variety of over 500 consigned notes in this exciting inaugural auction, as well as 26 prized notes from Peter Huntoon's personal collection," said Russell.

For additional information, contact Teletrade^® at (800) 949-2646 or online at www.Teletrade.com.


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