April 3, 1772 Pennsylvania Two Shillings Six Pence

Includes a $4 Continental note dated July 22, 1776, a $6 Maryland Note: 1774, 3 pence Hartford Connecticut Note: October 11, 1777, Pennsylvania April 1777 3 pence note, and a Two Shillings and Six Pen

Pennsylvania colonial currency note for 2-shillings dated April 3, 1772, Friedberg Number PA-156. Note printed by Hall & Sellers, and is manuscript serial numbered 26009 with reverse stating "To Count

(10) Colonial Notes, Pennsylvania, 1771-1773, Group of 10 Colonial Notes, all from Pennsylvania including 1771 Five Shilling; 1772 Six Pence; 1772 Nine Pence; 1772 One Shilling; 1773 Two Shillings; 17

Pennsylvania Currency Scarce April 3, 1772 Forty Shillings Pennsylvania Note Pennsylvania. April 3, 1772. Forty Shillings / 2 Pounds. Plate A. Red & Black Print. PCGS graded Very Fine-25. Fr. PA-158.

North Carolina, Two Shillings & Six Pence, December 1771; together with North Carolina, Ten Shillings, April, 1761; Two Colonial Currency Notes

Trio of Three & Six Pence Colonial Currency Notes. Lot consists of two Pennsylvania 3 Pence notes and one 6 Pence note, all from the 1770's. Well circulated as they served a purpose back in the day. T

Including British farthings 1912-1951, British half pennies 1890-1945, British pennies, British 3 pence, British sixpence, British one shillings, British two shillings, British half crown, British one

1-NEW PENCE, 1 PENNY, 3-TWO PENCE, 2-FIVE PENCE, 2-SIX PENCE, 2-TEN PENCE, 1-TWENTY PENCE, 1 SHILLING, 1-2 SHILLING AND 2-FIVE SHILLING

A collection of mainly GB Silver Coins including Charles I hammered Shilling 1641-3 x2, William II Shilling 1697, William III 1697 Sixpence along with modern Silver and two Roman Coins

all pre-Revolutionary War, includes a Pennsylvania Six Pence note dated 1772 and signed by John Morton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, PMG graded 12 (Fine), and a New Jersey 30 Shilling no

Colonial PA and NJ Paper Currency, Dec. 31, 1763, NJ 18 pence note, VF; Oct 1, 1773, PA, two shillings, six pence. CONDITION: Fine to very fine. Grading based on Heritage Auction Standards.

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".

Repaired / Split vertically

Consiting Of 5 Large Copper Pennies: 896, 1907, 1910, 1912 And 1920. Together With 1937 10 Cent Hong Kong,, 1938 & 1941 Six Pence, 1944 Two Shilling And 1945 One Shilling.

TWO ASSORTED VINTAGE KING GEORGE BRITISH COIN CHAIN LINK BRACELETS: Coins to include; three silver have crowns with two shillings,Military; engraved tag & three and six pence.

A mixed grouping of foreign silver coinage including: $4.90FV Canadian coins(earlier dates)(some well circulated), 180 Centavos worth of Columbian coinage, three shilling coins and two six pence. Plea

Includes 0.500 silver and 0.900 silver. Coins include 1940 two shilling, 1845 five francs, 1944 one rupee, 1926 six pence, 1930 six pence, 1943 one shilling, and 1874 one mark. RM IMPORTANT: Before bi

20th century A.D. Group comprising: George V, sixpence (1928); George VI, halfcrowns (3), shilling, brass threepences (8); Elizabeth II, halfcrowns (3), sixpences (6), brass threepences (5), 50 pence

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

Dated 1892-1898 A.D. Group comprising: penny, 1898; threepence, 1892; sixpence, 1892 and shilling 1897. KM# 2; 3; 4; 5, 19.19 grams total. (). By inheritance from the vendor's mother. Property of Mr M

Featuring Seven 1943 Australian Silver Coins 2-3 Pence, 4-six Pence And One Shilling. Measuring 6.5" Long.

Pennsylvania, Five Shillings, October 5th, 1773; together with Pennsylvania, Thirty Shillings, April 25th, 1776 (two notes)

Twenty Six (26) Assorted World Coins indlucing: 1957 Greek Paul I Two Drachma Coin Six (6) English Sixpence Coins (1885, 1887, 1915, 1925, 1938, 1940) Three (3) English Shillng Coins (1839, 1895, 1960

Two 1782 Connecticut Continental Army Treasury CertificatesOne in the amount of ten pounds, twelve shillings and five pence; and the other six pounds, one shilling and seven pence.