Colonial Currency, VA, May 5, 1777, $6

Virginia Currency May 6, 1776 Virginia Four Pounds Note PMG Choice F-15 Denomination Rarity with All Dashes for Value in Newman Current Money of Virginia. May 6, 1776 Ordinance Issue. Four Pounds / Ei

Wagon wheel and abstract bookends, Colonial Williamsburg, VA/New York, NY, ca. 1950s; Brass-plated metal; Wagon wheels: stamped with "VM" logo and numbered; Each: 5" x 6 1/2" x 2", Abstract: Both sign

UNCUT SHEET OF RHODE ISLAND COLONIAL CURRENCY NOTES1786Notes for one and two shillings, and six and nine pence.Sheet size 12.25" x 6.75". Framed 22.5" x 17".

New York colonial currency note for 1/6 dollar dated March 5, 1776, Friedberg Number NY-186. Note printed by Samuel Loudon, and is manuscript serial numbered 29826. Note in very good/fine condition wi

Both are marked "Colonial Virginie VA" and 1965. Each is approx 5" x 2 1/2" x 6" and together they weigh 4.48lb. The bookends are in a good, vintage condition with some signs of wear and one is missin

Includes 1777 $3 note good for Spanish milled dollars or value in gold or silver, and $2 note for three pounds 5 shillings. Both in very good condition. Wear due to age. Minor areas of discoloration.

PA 223B Red and Black note 40 Shillings, stained; April 1777, signed by Levi Budd; G/VG with tears into note PA 215B Red and Black note; 2 shillings VG with central fold; PA-218A Black note 6 Shilling

These Vintage Mid-Century Brass 1776 EAGLE Bookends Signed Colonial Virginia Hampton VA 1972 are dated 1972~ Each one stands 6 inches tall and measures 5.5 inches across the back of the wings. Solid B

Virginia Currency Scarce May 7, 1781 Virginia Twelve Hundred Dollars Note Printed by John Dunlap of Philadelphia PASS-CO AU-50 Treasury of Virginia Act. May 7, 1781. Twelve Hundred Dollars. PCGS grade

Virginia Currency Virginia Currency to be Recalled for Redemption at $1 Specie for $1,000 in Prior Issued VA. Paper Money Bills Treasury of Virginia. May 7, 1781 Act. Thirty Dollars (9). Dual denomina

Printed by Hall & Sellers.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT237). PCGS Choice New 63PPQ, Hole Cancelled. The paper is wholly fresh, and the embossing quite bold. Est. $120.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT237). PCGS EF45 PPQ, Hole Cancelled and a balanced, completely honest specimen. Est. $65.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, March 1, 1780 (Fr-CT222). One of the signers (John Chester) was a member of the Continental Congress. PCGS AU53 PPQ, Hole Cancelled. Pleasing paper qu

Printed by Hall & Sellers.

New Jersey Currency June 22, 1756 New Jersey "Green" Printed Back Six Pounds Note Only 625 Printed and be Redeemed by December 1761 Only Denomination with All Dashes for Value in Newman New Jersey. Ju

South Carolina Currency March 6, 1776 South Carolina Red & Black Typeset Note with Hebrew Text Typeset from Francis Salvador's Press South Carolina, March 6, 1776 Resolve, Two Pounds Five Shillings, R

South Carolina Currency July 6, 1789 "Tobacco Plant" and "Hemp Rope" Vignetted 1789 South Carolina "City of Charleston" Note PMG EF-40 South Carolina. City of Charleston. July 6, 1789. One Shilling Th

Rhode Island Currency November 6, 1775 Rhode Island Three Shillings Note Colony of Rhode Island. November 6, 1775. Three Shillings. Very Fine. Fr. RI-212. A scarce 1775 Revolutionary War issue Rhode I

Rhode Island Currency November 6, 1775 Rhode Island Two Shillings Note Colony of Rhode Island, November 6, 1775, Two Shillings, Very Fine. Fr. RI-211. This rare Rhode Island note has a whole and solid

***Auction Highlight*** Connecticut Colonial Currency October 11th, 1777 4d 4 Pence Fr-CT216 Grades Gem CU. The October 11, 1777 issue was entirely made up of small denomination notes between 2d and 7

Connecticut Colonial Currency October 11th, 1777 4d 4 Pence Fr-CT216 Grades Choice AU/BU Slider+. The October 11, 1777 issue was entirely made up of small denomination notes between 2d and 7d values.

Continental Currency February 26, 1777 $6 Fr-CC59 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades xf. The Continental Congress voted for the authorization of this issue while it met in Baltimore due to the British o

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency April 10th, 1777 16 Shillings (16s) Fr-PA221a Printed By John Dunlap Grades vf+.