September 26, 1778 $5 Continental Currency Note Fr.

Continental Currency September 26, 1778 Continental Currency 40 Dollars Note Continental Congress. September 26, 1778. Forty Dollars, "CONFEDERATION", Choice Very Fine. Fr. CC-84. A pleasing well cent

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $5 Fr-CC79 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf++. The currency authorization amplified with this issue to just over $75,000,000. Many notes from the date were

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $5 Fr-CC79 Grades f+. The currency authorization amplified with this issue to just over $75,000,000. Many notes from the date were issued simultaneously with

1778 $8 Continental Currency September 26 Eight Dollars Colonial Note - CC-81, signed "Wm. Stretch" & "J. Leacock", s/n 189532, 2 3/4" x 3 5/8", vertical fold with separation at bottom, worn.

Continental Currency September 26, 1778 Continental $20 Blue Detector Note Continental Congress Currency. September 26, 1778. Twenty Dollars. Blue Counterfeit Detector Note. Choice Crisp Uncirculated.

Continental Currency $60 September 26th, 1778 FR-CC-86 Sig By Thomas Nevell & Ludson Simmons Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades Select AU. The September 26, 1778 Resolution emission saw the first appear

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $7 Fr-CC80 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+. This odd-denomination note was printed by Hall & Sellers and has the "SERENABIT" (It will clear up) motto and

.

Notes. A grouping of (6) Assorted Colonial and Continental currency notes. Including a September 26th 1778 $8 Continental Currency note; a January 14, 1779 $50 Continental Currency note; an April 8, 1

CC.84-85 used "United States" at top, 87 used "United State of North America; CC-84 : 9/26/1778, $30 Fine, Si recte facies motto, SN 244810 and signed by Levi Budd in black and William Coates in red;

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $20 Fr-CC82 Sig T. Nevell Grades Choice AU. Driven by force, VI CONCITATE, is the motto on this lovely About New $20 Continental. The

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $50 Fr-CC85 Grades Choice AU/BU Slider. Emissions totaling $75,001,080 payable in Spanish milled dollars, or the equivalent in gold or

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $8 Fr-CC81 Sig I. Gray, Jno. Hellm Grades xf+. Emissions totaling $75,001,080 payable in Spanish milled dollars, or the equivalent in

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $20 Fr-CC82 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades xf. Driven by force, VI CONCITATE, is the motto on this lovely About New $20 Continental. The emblem is waves bei

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $50 Fr-CC85 Printed BY Hall And Sellers Canceled Grades au details.

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $50 Fr-CC85 Printed BY Hall And Sellers Grades vf+. Emissions totaling $75,001,080 payable in Spanish milled dollars, or the equivalent in gold or silver, wer

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $40 Fr-CC84 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades xf+. The $40 denomination made its first appearance in 1778 as the combination of inflation and depreciation bega

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $50 Fr-CC85 Printed BY Hall And Sellers Grades vf+. Emissions totaling $75,001,080 payable in Spanish milled dollars, or the equivalent in gold or silver, wer

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $20 Fr-CC82 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf++. Driven by force, VI CONCITATE, is the motto on this lovely About New $20 Continental. The emblem is waves b

Continental Currency September 26th, 1778 $20 Fr-CC82 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+. Driven by force, VI CONCITATE, is the motto on this lovely About New $20 Continental. The emblem is waves be

A 1778 $5 Colonial Currency Note by Congress of Philadelphia, PA September 26th, 1778. Signed. Serial Number 300873.Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

1778 Continental U.S. paper Currency for $5 dollars, Resolution Passed by Congress at Philadelphia, September 16, 1778, RCGS 8 Very Good, 3 3/4" x 3, provenance, Robert Tess, Warsaw, Indiana

Continental Currency January 14th, 1779 $40 Fr-CC95 Printed BY Hall & Sellers Grades vf++. The $40 was a newer high denomination note introduced in 1778. The 1779 rendition had a bicolor face with a s

Including: Sept 26, 1778 Philadelphia American Continental Twenty Dollars; Jan 1792 French Dix Soux; Feb 17th, 1864 Confederate CSA 100 Dollars, s/n 19168; Jan 1922 German 10,000 Mark Reichsbanknote,