July 2, 1780 $7 Rhode Island Colonial Currency Note

Rhode Island Colonial Currency $4 Four Dollars July 2, 1780. Serial 817. Signed Metcalfe Bowler, Adam Comstock (face); Jonathan Arnold (back). Mica flakes and blue fibers in paper. Watermarked. Printe

July 2, 1780, Rhode Island. Eight dollar note printed by Hall and Sellers with embedded blue fibers and bits of mica. Serial number 953. Strong signatures.

Rhode Island and Providence Plantations $1 Note, July 2, 1780guaranteed by the United States, printed by Hall and Sellers on laid paper in red and black inks, and signed locally by Adam Comstock and C

1778-US $20, 1778 NORTH CAROLINA $4, 1780 MASSACHUSETTS $8 , 2-1780 NEW-HAMPSHIRE $7, 1780 CONNECTICUT 10 SHILLINGS, 1780 RHODE ISLAND $3 AND 2-1781 VIRGINIA $250

Colonial Rhode Island Nine Pence Note, 1786 1p, measuring 2.75" x 4", Newport, Rhode Island, dated May 1786. A printed currency note, No. 5301, equal to "NINE PENCE' in Lawful Silver Money." Decorated

(7) different copies of Colonial Notes: Delaware, Pennsylvania (2) Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Virginia. (1) Bank of USA $1000.

(7) copies Colonial and Revolutionary Currency 1760-1780: Rhode Island, Connecticut, MC18:C91assachusetts, New Hampshire, South Carolina, North Carolina, and the US

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".

Issued July 1, 1780. Hartford, Connecticut forty shillings colonial currency note. Printed in New -London by T. Green. Illegible, oxidized signature.

State of Rhode Island, 1786, Thirty Shillings Currency Note. Stating "This Bill is equal to thirty shillings in Lawful Silver Money, and shall be received in all Payments within this State..." Shillin

Obsolete Rhode Island Currency. Bank notes from The New England Commercial Bank of Newport, Rhode Island. Denominations:$1, (2)$2, $5. Engraver: New England Bank NoteCo. Unframed. Condition: Good

1) Three dollars, March 18, 1780 printed by Hall and Sellers. 2) Seven Dollars, April 29, 1780 printed by Hall and Sellers. Condition: Good with Imperfections

[Currency] 12 Notes: 7 Confederate, 2 Virginia, 2 bank notes, 1 US. ++ 2 Confederate $20 notes with engraved vignette of a sailing vessel, issued July 25 and Sep. 2, 1861. ++ $10 Confederate note. Feb

Rhode Island Currency PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ RI May 1786 40 Shillings State of Rhode Island. May 1786 40 Shillings. PCGS Superb Gem New 67 PPQ. FR. RI-300. This magnificent quality note is excepti

Rhode Island Currency May 3, 1775 Rhode Island Six Pence Colonial Note Colony of Rhode Island. May 3, 1775. Six Pence. PASS-CO graded Fine-15. Fr. RI-175. Only 8,000 notes were printed in 1775 all sup

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

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

Rhode Island Currency May 3, 1775 Rhode Island One Shilling Note PCGS Fine-12 Colony of Rhode Island. May 3, 1775. One Shilling. PCGS graded Fine-12. Fr. RI-177. A very early Revolutionary War issued

1769 Colonial manuscript regarding mining on property in Cumberland in the Colony of Rhode Island. Two pages, separation on part of central fold, Very Good. Measures 7.5 x 13”. Please note that this

(Danish, 1915-2004), wood bowl with segmented striped parquetry, signed on base "Emma and Tage 1993", 7-1/2 in.. Notes: Founder of the School for American Craftsmen 1948, Teacher at Rhode Island Schoo

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 2 Shillings and 6 Pence, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT236). One of the signers (John Chester) was a member of the Continental Congress. Another signer (William Pitkin IV) wa

Group of three Colonial and later documents including Newport Rhode Island 1750, and documents 1780 and 1795. Very Good, measures 6 x 4”. (3) Please note that this lot has a confidential reserve. Wh

Six 18th century colonial notes 1) Continental currency , The United Colonies - two dollars, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, July 22, 1776. Printed by Hall and Sellers. 2) Forty Five 'Spanish Milled' doll