1780 HARTFORD CONNECTICUT COLONIAL BANK NOTE

Issued July 1, 1780. Hartford, Connecticut forty shillings colonial currency note. Printed in New -London by T. Green. Illegible, oxidized signature.

March 1st, 1780 state of Connecticut note for the amount of one shilling and three-pence. No. 2482, printed by Timothy Green. Some edge loss.

1780 20 SHILLINGS CONNECTICUT COLONIAL NOTE PCGS XF40 PCGS graded 1780 Connecticut 20 Shillings Colonial note.  Serial number 19666, dated July 1st, 1780.

1862 $3 HARTFORD CONNECTICUT OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1860's $3 Connecticut obsolete banknote, to include:  $3 Hartford Bank note, Serial number illegible, dated 1862. $3 Hartford, Charter

CURRENCY: Lot of 5 genuine banknotes, plus some replica notes. Includes: 1780 Connecticut 20 Shillings note, hole canceled and graded PCG XF40; $5 and $10 confederate notes; a $2 Bank of the Republic

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 9d 9 Pence Fr-CT226 Grades Select AU. The June 1, 1780 emission was made up of £50,000 in four year interest bearing Treasury Notes with denomination

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 9d 9 Pence Fr-CT226 Grades Choice CU. The June 1, 1780 emission was made up of £50,000 in four year interest bearing Treasury Notes with denomination

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 9d 9 Pence Fr-CT226 Grades Select CU. The June 1, 1780 emission was made up of £50,000 in four year interest bearing Treasury Notes with denomination

mid 19th century, notes of various denominations, includes Colonial Bank of Canada and International Bank of Canada Provenance: The Estate of Peter H. Tillou, Litchfield, Connecticut

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

Four Connecticut Counterfeit Obsoletes. 1) Hartford. Charter Oak Bank. $3. CT-135, C22c. Stamped Counterfeit Bank Note, and has ink burn from it. Fine; 2) Hartford. Exchange Bank. $2. CT-150, N5. Pape

Connecticut Scrip, Fractional Obsoletes and Fiscal Notes. Three denominations from Tupper, Wood & Co, two from Loomis & Co, two from Hartford Bank, and a single 50 Cent note from the Phoenix Bank. In

(7) different copies of Colonial Notes: Delaware, Pennsylvania (2) Connecticut, Rhode Island, New Hampshire, and Virginia. (1) Bank of USA $1000.

three examples of Continental currency; Continental currency counterfeit detector note; Pennsylvania Colonial bank note Provenance: Private Collection, Asheville, North Carolina

Massachusetts Currency 1690 Massachusetts Sterling Silver Banknote Franklin Mint Replica of America's First Colonial Currency Note Gem P/L MA 1690 5 Shillings Sterling Silver Banknote, Franklin Mint C

ONE CHINESE COLONIAL BANK NOTES REPUBLIC PERIOD. Domestic shipping $5 and oversea $10. Combined shipping avaliable. We accept pre-sale offer, phone bidding and post sale offer.

poss. China Trade, portrait of gentleman o/c; unframed, 34.75 by 26 in.; Provenance : The Coleman family, Hartford, Connecticut.NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

1780 Conn. Colonial Note 40 Shillings PMG-CHOICE58

1780 Connecticut Col. Note 5 Shillings PMG-XF45

1780 Virginia Colonial Note, October 16, 1780

Trio of Connecticut National Bank Notes. 1) $20 1902PB. Clinton NB. Ch. 1314. Fr. 650. Very Fine, staining; 2) $10 1902DB. Birmingham NB of Derby. Ch. 1098. Fr. 616. Fine; 3) $5 1929 T2. Deep River NB

1776 Five Shillings Colonial Note/ Banknote- Delaware

$20 National Bank Note. Hartford NB, Hartford, CT. Ch. 1338. Fr. 496. PCGS-C Fine 12. Chartering in 1865, this institution would be the largest issuer of banknotes in Hartford, having placed over $22

$20 National Bank Note. Connecticut NB of Bridgeport, CT. Ch. 927. Fr. 650. Chartered in 1869, the bank would be closed in January 1921 and the First NB would assume its circulation. This Fine quality