November 29, 1775 $3 Continental Currency Note

$4 dollar Continental United Colonies obsolete currency note printed by Hall & Sellers, in Philadelphia, 1776. Printed on both sides with running pig vignette on front, leaf vignette on back.

Continental Currency Mixed Lot of Three Continental Currency Notes Mixed Lot of Three (3) Continental Currency Notes. Very Good to Extremely Fine. Mixed Lot of Three (3) Continental Currency Notes, In

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency November 29th, 1775 $8 FR. CC18 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades Choice AU. 13-string harp emblem. The motto is MAJORA MINORIBUS CONSONANT (The large colon

Continental Currency November 29th, 1775 $6 FR. CC16 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades xf+. At the left is an emblem of a beaver gnawing on a tree with the motto PERSEVERANDO (By perseverance) arcing a

Continental Currency May 10th, 1775 $3 Fr-CC3 Grades g, good. An emission totaling $3,000,000 payable in Spanish milled dollars, or the equivalent in gold or silver, was authorized by the Continental

A Continental Currency Note. United States six dollar bill. Dated May 20, 1777 3" x 3.75"

A Continental Currency Note. United States sixty dollar bill. Dated 14 January 1779 2.75" x 3.5"

A Continental Currency Note. United States sixty dollar bill. Dated 14 January 1779 2.75" x 3.5"

1) Qty 2 half dollars, printed in Philadelphia 1775 2) One third dollar printed in February 17, 1776.

This is a framed lot of six Continental Currency Notes including 4 Forty Dollar notes, and 2 Two Shilling notes from Connecticut. The frame is 16 3/4 x 15 1/4" and the sight is 14 1/2 x 13 1/4"

a dozen examples of Continental Currency, dating 1775 to 1779 Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina

Rhode Island Currency November 6, 1775 Rhode Island Note PCGS Fine-12 Colony of Rhode Island. November 6, 1775. Nine Pence. Apparent splits, tape repairs on back. PCGS graded Fine-12. Fr. RI-209. This

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 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

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency May 10, 1775 $1 FR-CC-1 Sig Samuel Morris, Thomas Barton JR Grades vf++. This first of the Continentals has always been known to be a scarce note. The prin

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

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.

Central Bank of Alabama Three Dollar Note. Montgomery, Alabama, November 1856. With bust of Andrew Jackson and vignette of a Native American hunting deer. "Three" printed in red. 7 3/8 x 3 ¼ in.

(2 Pcs) Continential Currency: (1) Nov. 29, 1775 One Dollar CC-11 and (1) Feb. 17, 1776 1/3 of a Dollar CC-20, Scarce Pieces.

$6 note and $50 note. Large hole to middle of $50 note to signify cancellation. Printed by Hall & Sellers, Philadelphia in 1775 and 1778. Wear as expected with age. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please r

U.S. Currency Lot. Consists of the following: Colonial Currency: Fr. 100 Continental $65.00 note, Jan. 14, 1779 in VG; Fr. -NJ-179 12 shilling note, March 25, 1775 in EF (ex Eric P. Newman). Confedera

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

American Continental four dollar currency, May 10, 1775, printed by Hill & Setters in Philadelphia, No. 6736, signed A. Morris, Jr. 2 3/4"H x 3 3/4"W (bill), 3 3/4"H x 4 3/4"W (frame)