Colonial Currency, VA. May 7, 1781 PCGS New-62

Virginia Currency Scarce May 7, 1781 Virginia Twelve Hundred Dollars Note Printed by John Dunlap of Philadelphia PASS-CO AU-50 Treasury of Virginia Act. May 7, 1781. Twelve Hundred Dollars. PCGS grade

Virginia Currency Virginia Currency to be Recalled for Redemption at $1 Specie for $1,000 in Prior Issued VA. Paper Money Bills Treasury of Virginia. May 7, 1781 Act. Thirty Dollars (9). Dual denomina

South Carolina Currency 1748 South Carolina 1 Reprint PCGS Gem New-65 PPQ South Carolina, June 30, 1748, One Pound Lawful Money, c. 1860 19th Century Reprint off the Original Engraved Copper Plate, PC

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT237). PCGS Choice New 63PPQ, Hole Cancelled. The paper is wholly fresh, and the embossing quite bold. Est. $120.

Delaware Currency May 1, 1777 Delaware Six Pence PMG Certified Gem Uncirculated-65EPQ & PCGS Certified Gem New-66PPQ Delaware, May 1, 1777, Six Pence, ("Dual Graded") PMG Gem Uncirculated-65EPQ & PCGS

Pennsylvania Currency 1789 Bank of North America $1/90 PCGS Ch. Abt. New-55 Pennsylvania. August 6, 1789. Bank of North America. One Ninetieth of a Dollar / One Penny. Plate K., Tench Francis, Cashier

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

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

New York Currency February 16, 1771 Ten Pounds Colony of New York Newman Listed / Contemporary Counterfeit PCGS VF-35 Colony of New York, February 16, 1771, Ten Pounds, Contemporary Counterfeit, Newma

Continental Currency Scarce May 9, 1776 Continental Congress $7 Philadelphia Issue Blue Paper Detector Note PCGS About New-50 Continental Congress. May 9, 1776. Seven Dollars. Philadelphia Issue. Blue

Pennsylvania Currency October 1, 1773 Pennsylvania 50s PCGS Choice AU-58 Pennsylvania. October 1, 1773. Fifty Shillings. PCGS graded Choice About New-58. Fr. PA-170. This red and black printed note is

Pennsylvania Currency April 10, 1777 PA. 4 with Black Text PCGS Abt. New-50 Pennsylvania, April 10, 1777, Four Pounds, Black Printed Text, Printed by John Dunlap, PCGS graded About New-50. Fr. PA-224a

New Jersey Currency Exceptional Color & Printing April 16, 1764 Three Pounds New Jersey. April 16, 1764. Three Pounds. "Solid Sun" type. PCGS graded Extremely Fine-40. Fr. NJ-168. A French and Indian

New Jersey Currency New Jersey April 23, 1761, 3 Pounds Ex: Ford Sale 2007 New Jersey. April 23, 1761. Three Pounds. PCGS graded Very Fine-35. Fr. NJ-145. A scarce 3 denomination. This lightly circula

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

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

(7) Copies of Colonial and Revolutionary Currency from 1803-1845: New York $10, Maryland $5, Pennsylvania 15S(Shilling), Delaware 5 S, Georgia $4, South Carolina 5S, and New Jersey 18d.

Autographs Outstanding Brigham Young Signed 1849 Great Salt Lake City $1 Mormon Currency Note PCGS Certified Very Choice New-64 Premium Paper Quality BRIGHAM YOUNG (1801-1877). Mormon Leader, Presiden

Description - James Martin walnut coffee table. Signed. "Jim Martin of New Hope, PA. 7/62." Dimensions - 16.5" x 64" x 22"

Selection of three Continental and twelve Colonial notes comprising CC-40, CC-50, CC-85; Georgia 1776 One Milled Dollar, MD-58, PA-164,167, 207, 210, 212, 219a, SC-145, 146, 147, 149, condition varies

Display of thirteenColonial-era notes, missing Vermont, signatures are Very Fine to illegible, one should be aware of the circulation or handing issues, each is mounted on the board with notation of t

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

Wilson Tewaquaptewa(Hopi, 1871 - 1960)Badger Katsina, ca. 1920 - 1940carved wood, pigments9 1/2 x 4 3/4 x 3 in. (24.13 x 12.07 x 7.62 cm.) Private Collection, New Mexico

18K gold bracelet, flexible arched half rings with alternating glass brushed and polished finish, 7”L clasp marked 18k Italy, 62 grams. New bidders to Smiths - payment for this lot must be made with