Continental Currency Note, May 9, 1776. $7. VF

Continental Currency Scarce May 9, 1776 Continental Congress $7 Philadelphia Issue Blue Paper Detector Note PCGS About New-50 Continental Congress. May 9, 1776. Seven Dollars. Philadelphia Issue. Blue

1776 $7 Continental Currency Graded XF45. May 9, 1776. PCGS Graded

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency February 17, 1776 $1/6 Fr-CC19 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+. The February 17, 1776 small denomination notes are fascinating, with Benjamin Franklin

Equivalent to 7 Spanish milled dollars or value in gold or silver. Printed by Hall & Sellers, Philadelphia, 1776. Overall wear due to age. Creasing, tears, and losses present. IMPORTANT: Before biddin

Continental Currency February 17, 1776 $1/6 Fr-CC19 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf, very fine. The February 17, 1776 small denomination notes are fascinating, with Benjamin Franklin designed moti

DE-75 - 2 Shillings 6 Pence, Jan 1 1776. Same paper as Continental Currency used on this note which was signed by Boaz Manlove and John McKinley in black and in red by Thomas Collins F/VF note DE-87,

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $7 Fr-CC80 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+. This odd-denomination note was printed by Hall & Sellers and has the "SERENABIT" (It will clear up) motto and

Continental Currency Continental Currency May 9, 1776 $4 PCGS EF-40 Continental Congress. May 9, 1776. Four Dollars. Apparent small paper pulls on face. PCGS graded Extremely Fine-40. Fr. CC-34. This

A FIVE DOLLAR CONTINENTAL CURRENCY PHILADELPHIA 1776 NOTE

Continental Currency Counterfiet 9/26/78 VF

Notes. A grouping of (6) Assorted Colonial and Continental currency notes. Including a January 1, 1776 6s Delaware Colonial note serial #:84775 with signatures John McKinly, Thomas Collins, and James

LOT (2) INCL. CONTINENTAL CURRENCY 5 DOLLAR NOTE FEB. 17, 1776 NYC. PAY VOUCHER FOR CITY WATCH 2/23/1807

February 17, 1776, Philadelphia. Half a dollar note printed by Hall and Sellers with embedded blue fibers and bits of mica.

FUGIO NOTE. VF. ESTIMAET: $400-$500

Printed by Hall & Sellers, Philadelphia, 1776. Very good condition. Wear as expected with age. Fold to middle and minor discoloration. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and conditions.

1) Qty 2 half dollars, printed in Philadelphia 1775 2) One third dollar printed in February 17, 1776.

11/2/1776 "United Colonies" on top of notes: CC-49 - $4 VG/F, corner folded, 1 pinhole, Signatures and Serial Number faded; CC-50 - $5 XF EPQ, SN 11370 signed by Benjamin Brannan and Joseph Gaither, j

CC.84-85 used "United States" at top, 87 used "United State of North America; CC-84 : 9/26/1778, $30 Fine, Si recte facies motto, SN 244810 and signed by Levi Budd in black and William Coates in red;

Notes. A grouping of (6) Assorted Colonial and Continental currency notes. Including an October 1, 1773 50s Pennsylvania Colonial note serial #:16008; a December 23, 1776 $2 South Carolina Colonial no

Continental Currency May 9th, 1776 $5 Fr-CC35 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf++. The emblem showing the hand gathering food while bleeding from thorn pricks is vividly rendered. The motto is SUSTI

Oct. 7, 1776 Note for "Eight Spanish Milled Dollars or their value in Gold or Silver." Signed B. Dickson and J. Wray. Mounted together with a 1864 Confederate States of America ten dollar bill, Richmo

Continental Currency May 9th, 1776 $3 Fr-CC33 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+. Hall & Sellers was a Philadelphia printing company originally established by Benjamin Franklin. In 1743 Franklin hir

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency February 17, 1776 $1/3 Fr-CC20 Plate B. Sig. Sam Sellers Grades vf++. Plate B. Signed by Johnson. Imprint of Hall and Sellers. Face and back motifs created

$4 dollar Continental United Colonies obsolete currency note printed by Hall & Sellers, in Philadelphia, 1776. Printed on both sides with running pig vignette on front, leaf vignette on back.