Colonial Currency, NC. 1776 $5 Thrush PMG VF-20

First National Bank of Kinston, NC, 1902 $5 National Currency, PMG VF 20charter number 9085 (organized 1908), Serial Number Z736263E, Vernon-Treat signatures, FR#600 (mistakenly, really 601 for these

North Carolina Currency Popular U.S. Flag with 13 Stripes and Union Jack Vignette April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue $7 1/2 PMG Choice VF-35 North Carolina Currency, April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue, Seven Dollar

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

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

Rhode Island Currency January 15, 1776 Rhode Island 20 Shilling Colonial Note Colony of Rhode Island. January 15, 1776. Twenty Shillings. Very Fine. Fr. RI-226. An attractive example of this rare 1776

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency April 25th, 1776 20 Shillings (20s) Fr-PA206 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+. Hall & Sellers was a Philadelphia printing company originally established by Benjamin

North Carolina Currency April 2, 1776 NC $15 "Boar" PCGS Choice About New-55 North Carolina. April 2, 1776. Halifax Issue. Fifteen Dollars. "Boar" Vignette. PCGS graded Choice About New-55. Fr. NC-168

Delaware Currency Gorgeous 1776 Delaware PMG Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ Delaware. January 1, 1776 6 Shillings. PMG graded Gem Uncirculated-65 Exceptional Paper Quality. Fr. DE-78. This “1776” date Re

Colonial Currency January 1st, 1776 Deleware 20 Shillings (20s) Fr-DE80 Printed By John Adams Grades AU Details.

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New Hampshire Currency June 28, 1776 New Hampshire Fifteen Pence Fr. NH-166 Rare the Only & Finest 15 Pence Note Certified by PMG Colony of New Hampshire. June 28, 1776. Fifteen Pence. Due date of Jan

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.

***Auction Highlight*** Colonial Currency Connecticut Jun 19, 1776 Fr-CT212 5s 5 Shillings Printed By T. Green Slash Cancelled Grades Choice AU/BU Slider+.

$5 National Bank Note. Broadway NB, Chelsea, MA. Ch. 9651. Fr. 1800-1. PMG VF 20. This Type One Five is new to the census and brings that total to a dozen and a half smalls. Estimated Value $300 - UP

Connecticut Colonial Currency July 1st, 1780 5s 5 Shillings Fr-CT237 Grades vf++.

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

Straits Settlements $10, 5 September 1924, (P.4b; Tan S4i), serial no. B/22 35894, PMG VF20 NET - rust damage.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Massachusetts. 20 Dollars, May 5, 1780 (Fr-MA284). One of the signers of this note (though his signature is rather faint) is Loammi Baldwin. Baldwin attained the rank of Colone

Pair of colony issued currency notes including: 1.) New York colonial currency note for 1/3 dollar dated March 5, 1776, Friedberg Number NY-188. Note printed by Samuel Loudon, and is manuscript serial

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

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

De Javasche Bank: 100-Gulden Batavia 5 January 1920 circulating issue, Light blue AB1456 (P.56b) PMG 20 VF NET (Rust Damage)

New York Currency Scarce Upstate New York Private Small Change 2d Note "Constitutional Society of Dutchess County." January 11, 1791 PMG Very Fine-20 New York. January 11, 1791. Poughkeepsie. Two Penc

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