1776 Colonial Note, One Dollar, South Carolina

1776 Colonial Note, One Dollar, South Carolina, Colonial Note, One Spanish milled Dollar, "South-Carolina" dated 23th Day of December 1776, printed by "Charles-Town, Peter Timothy, 1777", also marked

South Carolina Currency October 19, 1776 Four Dollars with "Elephant" Vignette South Carolina, October 19, 1776, Four Dollars, "Elephant" vignette, Fine. Fr. SC-131. A circulated note on this popular

South Carolina Currency Fully Signed and Issued December 23, 1776 South Carolina South Carolina. December 23, 1776 Act. Four Dollars, Burning "Ship" Vignette, Fully Signed and Issued, Crisp Extremely

Group of six obsolete currency notes from The Bank of the State of South Carolina. Includes a one dollar note dated March 8th, 1862, a two dollar note dated June 1st, 1862, and four 10 dollar notes.

Group of five obsolete currency notes from The State of South Carolina. Includes a one dollar note dated January, 1866, a two dollar note dated January, 1866, a five dollar note dated January, 1866, a

June 14, 1861. The Bank of the State of South Carolina $1 dollar note. Red ONE overprint. Serial number 3. Signed and dated.

Group of six South Carolina Railroad Company obsolete currency notes. Includes two 1 dollar notes dated July 1st, 1873, a one dollar note that is unsigned and not dated, two 2 dollar notes dated July

Three State of South Carolina obsolete currency notes. Includes a one dollar note, a two dollar note, and a three dollar note. All are dated December 1st, 1873.

Group of four obsolete currency notes. Includes a one dollar note from the Bank of the State of South Carolina dated 1861, a five dollar note from the State Bank, South Carolina dated 1855, a ten doll

American, 19th century, 14 Bank of South Carolina 10 dollar notes, dated 1860; seven Ocoee bank notes, 1,2,5 and 10 dollar denominations, dated 1859; Confederate States 20 dollar bill; Bank of Wadesb

ONE DOLLAR - BANK of the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ONE DOLLAR - THE BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

Notes. A grouping of (6) Assorted Colonial and Continental currency notes. Including an October 1, 1773 50s Pennsylvania Colonial note serial #:16008; a December 23, 1776 $2 South Carolina Colonial no

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

A grouping of colonial currency. To include two three shilling notes printed by Isaac Collins, 1776, a one dollar note printed by Hall and Sellers, and a two dollar note printed by Hall and Sellers.

Pair of colony issued currency notes including: 1.) New York colonial currency note for 1/3 dollar dated March 5, 1776, Friedberg Number NY-188. Note printed by Samuel Loudon, and is manuscript serial

New York colonial currency note for 1/6 dollar dated March 5, 1776, Friedberg Number NY-186. Note printed by Samuel Loudon, and is manuscript serial numbered 29826. Note in very good/fine condition wi

Richland County, South Carolina. The group includes one $50 note, a $20, a $5 bill, one $2 and two $1 dollar notes. Each in nice overall condition with some slight staining and wrinkling consistent wi

South Carolina Currency March 6, 1776 South Carolina Red & Black Typeset Note with Hebrew Text Typeset from Francis Salvador's Press South Carolina, March 6, 1776 Resolve, Two Pounds Five Shillings, R

Includes 1777 $3 note good for Spanish milled dollars or value in gold or silver, and $2 note for three pounds 5 shillings. Both in very good condition. Wear due to age. Minor areas of discoloration.

North Carolina Currency April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue North Carolina $1/2 "GL" Monogram in White Script being the Engraver's Initials North Carolina Currency, April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue, One Half Dolla

South Carolina Currency February 8, 1779 $40 "Angel Blowing Her Trumpet" South Carolina Revolutionary War Rare Low Denomination Note South Carolina, February 8, 1779, Forty Dollars, Engraved "Ceres" O

Two obsolete currency notes issued by the South Carolina Railroad Company. Both are five dollar notes stating "Good for the fare of one passenger, one hundred and twenty five miles". Both are dated Ju

South Carolina Currency July 6, 1789 "Tobacco Plant" and "Hemp Rope" Vignetted 1789 South Carolina "City of Charleston" Note PMG EF-40 South Carolina. City of Charleston. July 6, 1789. One Shilling Th