United States Bond. Act of March 14, 1812. 6% Loan. $400. PCGS Currency Extremely Fine 45. Remainder.Hessler X67-UNL. Here is a fascinating remainder example of this United States 6% Loan of 1812. Hessler did not list this denomination for the series; those which he does list are given a Rarity- rating indicating one to three known. An eagle wearing a shield is within the oval frame at top left. An olive branch is in his left talons while arrows are clutched in his right. The eagle faces right symbolizing a nation at war. Floral border prints frame the bond. The Act of March 14, 1812 called for a loan in a sum not to exceed "Eleven Millions of Dollars," the principal of which is stock that was reimbursable after the last day of December 1824. pThe certificate is well presented in dark inks. The paper is sound and free of any distracting marks aside from a penciled "F57" annotation in the bottom left corner. A few light folds account for the grade. pFrom Heritage Auctions sale of January 2002, lot 1094; Heritage Auctions sale of February 2005, lot 16732.