Colonial Currency. PA. March 10, 1769 1s Ch. VF

Pennsylvania Currency Five Shillings March 10, 1769 Pennsylvania Colonial Note Pennsylvania. March 10, 1769. Five Shillings. Plate A. issued for the "Relief and Employment of the Poor in the City of P

Pennsylvania Currency Rare March 10, 1769 Pennsylvania Two Shillings Note Pennsylvania, March 10, 1769, Two Shillings, Plate A, City of Philadelphia, Fully signed, Very Good. Fr. PA-140. This scarce i

Autographs Charles Thomson Continental Congress Secretary Signed March 10, 1769 Pennsylvania 9d Colonial Currency Note CHARLES THOMSON (1729-1824). Patriot Leader in Philadelphia during the American R

***Auction Highlight*** Pennsylvania Colonial Currency March 20th, 1771 10 Shillings (10s) Fr-PA147 Printed By David Hall, and William Sellers Grades vf++. Hall & Sellers was a Philadelphia printing c

Pennsylvania Currency March 16, 1785 Pennsylvania 20s PMG Very Fine-20 Pennsylvania. March 16, 1785. 20 Shillings or One Pound / $2 2/3 "Dual" denominated. PMG graded Very Fine-20. Fr. PA-272. A choic

Pennsylvania Currency April 10, 1777 PA. 4 with Black Text PCGS Abt. New-50 Pennsylvania, April 10, 1777, Four Pounds, Black Printed Text, Printed by John Dunlap, PCGS graded About New-50. Fr. PA-224a

Pennsylvania Currency April 10, 1777 Colorful Red & Black Printed Four Pounds Pennsylvania, April 10, 1777, Four Pounds, Red & Black Print, PMG graded Extremely Fine-40. Fr. PA-224b. A very colorful n

Pennsylvania Currency Choice Uncirculated April 10, 1777 Nine Pence PA. Note Commonwealth of Pennsylvania. April 10, 1777. Nine Pence. Plate A. Choice Crisp Uncirculated. Fr. PA-212. A boldly printed,

Colonial currency of March 10th,1769, Philadelphia. 18 pence. Two total complete examples of difficult to find pieces.

New York Currency Important March 25, 1755 Colony of New York Ten Pounds PMG Certified Very Fine-20 All Notes were scheduled to be Redeemed to the Treasury and Destroyed by November 1761 Colony of New

***Auction Highlight*** Connecticut Colonial Currency March 1st, 1780 10s 10 Shillings Fr-CT223 Grades Choice CU.

Connecticut Colonial Currency March 1st, 1780 10s 10 Shillings Fr-CT223 Grades Select CU.

Pennsylvania Currency October 1, 1773 Pennsylvania 50s PCGS Choice AU-58 Pennsylvania. October 1, 1773. Fifty Shillings. PCGS graded Choice About New-58. Fr. PA-170. This red and black printed note is

Connecticut Currency Lovely Colony of Connecticut June 7, 1776 1 Shilling Note Colony of Connecticut. June 7, 1776. One Shilling. Slash Cancel. PMG Choice Uncirculated-64 Great Embossing. Fr. CT-194.

New Jersey Currency November 20, 1757 New Jersey Thirty Shillings Note New Jersey, November 20, 1757, Thirty Shillings, Plate A, Red and Black Print, Typeset, Choice Very Fine. Fr. NJ-111. This exampl

Pennsylvania Currency 1789 Bank of North America $1/90 PCGS Ch. Abt. New-55 Pennsylvania. August 6, 1789. Bank of North America. One Ninetieth of a Dollar / One Penny. Plate K., Tench Francis, Cashier

Connecticut Colonial Currency March 1st, 1780 5s 5 Shillings Fr-CT222 Grades vf++.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Pennsylvania. 12 Shillings, April 10, 1777 (Fr-PA220A). VF though we spy an ever so trivial central fold juncture paper separation. Nicely centered and with balanced wear. Est.

Authentic large size United States National Currency $10 bill. This wonderful note comes from the Blair County National Bank Of Tyrone Pennsylvania. Series 1902, Charter Number 6516. Ungraded but in e

Continental Currency PA-211 April 10, 1777 4 Pence Philadelphia, Printed By Hall & Sellers vf+.

New York Currency February 16, 1771 Ten Pounds Colony of New York Newman Listed / Contemporary Counterfeit PCGS VF-35 Colony of New York, February 16, 1771, Ten Pounds, Contemporary Counterfeit, Newma

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency October 25th, 1775 1 Shilling (1s) Fr-PA185 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+.

Colonial PA and NJ Paper Currency, Dec. 31, 1763, NJ 18 pence note, VF; Oct 1, 1773, PA, two shillings, six pence. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Grading based on Heritage Auction Standards.

There are now just ten notes known to exist that used the second title of this Waynesboro bank. The title changed in late 1926, leaving just two years for the issuance of large size currency.