Colonial South Carolina October 19, 1776 $8 Note

South Carolina Currency October 19, 1776 Four Dollars with "Elephant" Vignette South Carolina, October 19, 1776, Four Dollars, "Elephant" vignette, Fine. Fr. SC-131. A circulated note on this popular

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

South Carolina Currency February 8, 1779 $40 "Angel Blowing Her Trumpet" South Carolina Revolutionary War Rare Low Denomination Note South Carolina, February 8, 1779, Forty Dollars, Engraved "Ceres" O

1776 Colonial Note, One Dollar, South Carolina, Colonial Note, One Spanish milled Dollar, "South-Carolina" dated 23th Day of December 1776, printed by "Charles-Town, Peter Timothy, 1777", also marked

Here is the ultra-popular Hercules Strangling a Lion SC $90 note. It is in an old school PMG holder from back when the exceptional paper quality designator was not printed on the front of the holder.

South Carolina Currency June 1, 1775 South Carolina Provincial Congress Large Format 50 Pounds Note PMG graded Very Good-8 South Carolina Provincial Congress. June 1, 1775. 50 Pounds. "Woman frightene

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 Fully Signed and Issued December 23, 1776 South Carolina South Carolina. December 23, 1776 Act. Four Dollars, Burning "Ship" Vignette, Fully Signed and Issued, Crisp Extremely

Three Colonial Currency Notes. Includes a Pennsylvania ten shilling note (Hall and Sellers, dated October 5, 1773); a New London one shilling and six pence note (Timothy Green, dated June 19, 1776); a

1778 South Carolina Colonial Note April 10th 10 Shillings FR# SC-149 S/N 7416 PMG XF40

Famous Signers on Colonial Currency "Henry Middleton" Signed South Carolina Colonial Note President of the Continental Congress HENRY MIDDLETON (1717-1784). President of the Continental Congress from

Military print, 2nd south Carolina Infantry 1776 , 19 by 15.5 inch ,weight 3 lb

June 1, 1775 5 Pound South Carolina Colonial Currency Note. Mounted on thick paper backing for stability. Tears, holes, creases, and losses. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and condit

Autographs Exceedingly Rare "Henry Middleton" President of the Continental Congress Signed South Carolina Note Rarity Without Any "Cancellation" Lines Through Its Signatures! HENRY MIDDLETON (1717-178

Autographs Charles Pinckney Jr. Signed April 10, 1778 South Carolina Note U.S. Constitution Signer PMG Choice Unc.-63 EPQ Exceptional Paper Quality. CHARLES PINCKNEY, JR. (1757-1824). Signer of the Un

Very Cool 1872 $50 South Carolina, Columbia Obsolete Currency Note SCCR-8 George Washinton Graded cu66 EPQ By PMG. These Very Cool Notes Are Nearly 150 Years Old . They were issued as an “IOU”

(Charleston, South Carolina, mid 20th century) oil and acrylic on canvas board. signed and dated lower right, 58. titled on verso "Zenias and Brass". sight size: H13" W9 3/8" Note: Pollie Singletary i

(Charleston, South Carolina, mid 20th century) acrylic on paper titled "Inter-Alia". with original label on verso. sight size: H29" W8 1/8" Note: Pollie Singletary is regarded as one of William Halsey

Sales of Slaves and Sale of Land by McIntosh Who Killed Declaration-Signer Gwinnett in a Duel Colonial South Carolina Newspaper [SLAVERY.] The South-Carolina and American General Gazette, October 29-N

By Seven Ferrell, Edgefield, South Carolina. The jar is in celebration of the Goldberg Kiln inaugural firing, with a silhouette of Landrum in iron slip. H6 7/8" Note: The piece is in the form of the f

Very Cool 1872 $50 South Carolina, Columbia Obsolete Currency Note SCCR-8 George Washinton Graded cu66 EPQ By PMG. These Very Cool Notes Are Nearly 150 Years Old . They were issued as an “IOU”

The Bank of Georgetown, South Carolina. $10 obsolete currency note, dated October 1, 1854. Note No. 6047. Written in ink script on the reserve side, " Augusta, Ga. 1854". Comes with protective sleeve.

William Aiken Walker (American/South Carolina, 1839-1921) "Young Boy on a Mule" oil on board signed lower left. Unframed. 9-1/4" x 12-3/8" Notes: To be included in John Fowler's forthcoming catalogue

South Carolina Currency April 10, 1778 South Carolina "Horse" Vignette Note South Carolina. April 10, 1778. Twenty Shillings. "Horse" vignette. PMG graded Choice Fine-15. Fr. SC-151. A rare Revolution