1776 Continental Congress Issue US Lottery Ticket

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

Continental Currency Gem 1776 Continental Congress $1/6 FUGIO Design Note Continental Congress. February 17, 1776. One Sixth of a Dollar. FUGIO Design. Plate A. Gem Crisp Uncirculated. Fr. CC-19. This

A SIGNED LETTER BY LAWYER AND STATESMAN, DELEGATE TO THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS AND U.S. CONGRESSMAN, ELIAS BOUDINOT 1 page, loose; 25 x 40 cm (9 7/8 x 15 3/4 in.)

A SIGNED LETTER BY LAWYER AND STATESMAN, DELEGATE TO THE CONTINENTAL CONGRESS AND U.S. CONGRESSMAN, ELIAS BOUDINOT 1 page, loose; 34.5 x 42 cm (13 5/8 x 16 1/2 in.)

HAND SIGNED AND NUMBERED, PRINTED HALL AND SELLERS 1776. WITH PINHOLES AT EACH CORNER

July 22, 1776 U.S. Continental Paper Currency of $6, 2 1/4" x 3 1/2", PMG 20, Very Good

Continental Currency Remarkable Circulated May 20, 1777 Counterfeit Note of the First "The UNITED STATES" Titled Continental Issue Continental Congress Currency. May 20, 1777. Eight Dollars. Contempor

Description: New York Herald Tribune Dec 9,1941 issue ( U.S. Congress votes to declare war on Japan).Complete Newspaper., illustrated. Measurement approximate: 22" H X 17 W. Shipping Cost:$18 excludin

Description: New York Herald Tribune Dec 9,1941 issue ( U.S. Congress votes to declare war on Japan).Complete Newspaper., illustrated. Measurement approximate: 22" H X 17 W. Shipping Cost:$18 excludin

Continental Currency Two Certified Continental “Baltimore” Issue Notes Continental Congress. Lot of TWO (2) Notes. February 26, 1777. Eight Dollar PCGS graded Extremely Fine-40 & Thirty Dollar PMG

Robert Morris Autograph Letter Signed. One page, 8" x 10", n.p., October 17, 1799. Addres

Continental Currency Continental Currency May 9, 1776 $4 PCGS EF-40 Continental Congress. May 9, 1776. Four Dollars. Apparent small paper pulls on face. PCGS graded Extremely Fine-40. Fr. CC-34. This

Georgia Currency Continental Congress "Thirteen Links" 1776 Continental Dollar & 1787 FUGIO Cent Vignette Design Seal Georgia Eight Dollars Note "for Support of the Continental Troops" Georgia, June 8

3 x Danbury Mint Sterling Silver Ingots 750 grains each including Patrick Henry Speech Boston Tea Party 1st Continental Congress and 1 x Colorized U.S America Flag Fine 1oz One Ounce Silver Bar .... W

* An American Continental Congress 2/17/1776 One-Dollar Note printed by Hall & Sellers. Estimate $150-250 Sold to benefit the acquisition funds of the Indianapolis Museum of Art at Newfields

5 piece lot including a Andrew Porter's signature, one of the first US Marines, A Washington City Canal lottery ticket, 2 18th century pamphlets and 1752 Portsmouth NH invoice issued to John Wendell.

Continental Currency February 26, 1777 $6 Fr-CC59 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades xf. The Continental Congress voted for the authorization of this issue while it met in Baltimore due to the British o

Israel Putnam Sends Thirteen-Year-Old Soldier Home to Massachusetts One month to the day before the Second Continental Congress issued the Declaration of Independence, Major General Israel Putnam sign

Heading: (United States - Continental Congress) Author: Title: Journal of the Proceedings of Congress, Held at Philadelphia, From September 5, 1775 to April 30, 1776 Place Published: London Publisher

Legal document signed by John Hart, a member of the Continental Congress (from the colony of New Jersey) and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The note is dated March 25, 1776, for eighteen

This is an estate found lot of newspapers including the following: ~June 27th, 1776 New York Journal of The General Advertiser printed and published by John Holt. Printed in the days leading up to the

1891 Jules Verne Lottery Ticket 9672 Adventure Extraordinary Voyages Hetzel FAMOUS “Reality provides us with facts so romantic that imagination itself could add nothing to them.” ―

9 US Mint BiCentennial medals, commemorating the Battle of lexington, First Continental Congress & others, each coin is one ounce silver

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 2 Shillings and 6 Pence, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT236). One of the signers (John Chester) was a member of the Continental Congress. Another signer (William Pitkin IV) wa