U.S. Obsolete Currency

Grouping of United States Colonial currency, Confederate States of America (CSA) notes, and Civil War-era coins, 11 items total. 1st-4th items: Four (4) Colonial currency items, including one (1) Octo

U.S. Obsolete Currency. 1862 $3.00 The Bullion Bank, Washington D.C. Choice CU with entirely fresh paper and rich, vibrant color. Scarce and quite popular, particularly at such a compelling quality le

Includes: (1) 1853 $3 note issued by The Ship Builders Bank, Rockland, ME. (1) 1865 $1 note issued by The Searsport Bank, Searsport, ME

U.S. Obsolete Currency. 1806 $10.00 Detroit Bank, Michigan. PCGS Ch AU 55PPQ. The example truly is quite pleasing, especially in light of the thin, very fragile paper upon which this post-colonial ban

U.S. Obsolete Currency. 1859 $5.00 The City of Omaha, Omaha City, Nebraska Territory. A vibrant, fresh EF or nearly so. Here is a handsome territorial scarcity that is sure to please the successful bi

U.S. Obsolete Currency. Circa Mid-1800's $3.00 The West River Bank. Jamaica, Vermont. Ch AU with only a couple of trivial light corner folds, and wonderfully fresh paper. The central vignette shows th

1800's US OBSOLETE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY NOTES Lot of five United States obsolete fractional currency notes. To include:  10 cent City of Newark, New Jersey note, Serial number 4173, dated August

LOT PRES COIN COLL US OBSOLETE PAPER CURRENCY AND BICENTENNIAL CELEBRATION

including 3 each consecutive $100, $10 and $5 notes-all Richmond 1864, about uncirculated with minor stains and typical miscuts (see scans), non-consecutive notes include 4-$100 (2-Richmond 1864, a Ri

1st-25th items: Grouping of twenty-five (25) Civil War era Confederate currency notes, including eighteen (18) Virginia Treasury Notes, issued in Richmond, VA: three (3) $10 ten dollar bills, dated Oc

Includes series 1899 "Black Eagle" $1 Silver Certificate (grades a decent VG-Few pinholes, no major damage) plus series 1923 $1 Silver Certificate (VG-Fine-no major concerns).

includes a $10 Missisquoi Bank, Sheldon, VT., a $5 Bank of Port Jervis, NJ , a $5 The Weedsport Bank, NY, a $2 The Bank of Wisconsin Green Bay, a $2 Bank of Albion, NY, and a $1 Bank of Otego, NY, tog

includes a $10 Missisquoi Bank, Sheldon, VT., a $5 Bank of Port Jervis, NJ , a $5 The Weedsport Bank, NY, a $2 The Bank of Wisconsin Green Bay, a $2 Bank of Albion, NY, and a $1 Bank of Otego, NY, tog

March 1853 US 10 cent fractional (4th Issue) VG with 1 pinhole, Feb 17 1864 Richmond VA $5 Confederate (off centered and cut off line) otherwise F or better, February 16, 1861 Bank of the Commonwealth

HAND SIGNED AND NUMBERED, CRISP UNC

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CRISP WITH 1 PIN HOLE

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An assortment of obsolete currency dated 1837 & 1852 from The City of New Orleans. Denominations of $50 & $20. Total of 24 $50 notes and 31 $20 notes.

A collection of United States obsolete currency to include ranges from 75 cents to $20. Includes South Carolina, Augusta Insurance & Banking, Planters Bank Fairfield, Charleston, Manchester and Richmo

Collection of 19th century bank notes including The Merchants Bank of South Carolina $5, The Exeter New Hampshire Bank 1855 $3, The Phoenix Bank of Charlestown MA 1859 $1, State of Maryland Farmers Me

OBSOLETE CURRENCY. HAND SIGNED AND NUMBERED

Collection of authentic Confederate and US paper currency. Features an 1863 Confederate (CSA) $100 dollar note. One 1863 State Of North Carolina $2 dollar bill as well as a $1 dollar bill and 25c note

$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.