The First National Bank of Corsicana (Charter #3506) No East Texas bank printed more money than The First National Bank of Corsicana with its output of $5,814,440.The bank was chartered in 1886 and existed until 1935. It produced Brown Backs, 1902 Red Seals, Date Backs & Plain Backs. It also printed 1929 notes, Types 1 & 2, in $5, $10, & $20 denominations. The Kelly census records 29 large notes from this bank and 99 small.

The Corsicana National Bank (Charter #3645) was chartered on March 12, 1887 and closed June 2, 1931. Upon its dissolution in February, 1915, The City National Bank of Corsicana was absorbed into The Corsicana National Bank which in turn closed in 1931. The Corsicana National Bank was then absorbed into the First National Bank of Corsicana. The Corsicana National Bank printed Brown Backs, 1902 Red Seals, 1902 Date Backs and Plain Backs, and Type 1 only of 1929 $10's & $20's. The Kelly census cites 11 large and 11 small notes in the population.

The City National Bank of Corsicana (Charter #3915) was chartered on July 27, 1888 and liquidated February 2, 1915. It printed just $634,750, by far the least of the four Corsicana national banks. There are 3 large notes reported for this bank. Upon its dissolution, The City National Bank of Corsicana appears to have been absorbed into The Corsicana National Bank (#3645). and then when that bank closed in 1931, The Corsicana National Bank was in turn absorbed by the First National Bank of Corsicana.

The State National Bank of Corsicana (Charter #11022) was chartered in June, 1917. It printed $2,692,460 in 1902 Plain Backs and in small 1929 notes, Types 1 & 2, in $5's, $10's, and $20's. Twenty large and 53 small are in the Kelly census.