post-note
/ˈpəʊs(t)nəʊt/US. Now historical
noun
A note issued by a bank or banking association, payable to order at a future specified date (rather than to the bearer on demand), and designed as part of the bank's circulating medium.
- Issued by the banks in some states, especially during the period from 1781 to the passing of the National Bank Act of 1863..
Origin
Late 18th century. From post- + note. Compare post-date.
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