Colonial Currency, $8 1778

Printed by Hall & Sellers.

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.

North Carolina Currency "The Rising States" $5 August 8, 1778 North Carolina North Carolina. August 8, 1778. Five Dollars. "The Rising States" motto. PCGS graded Very Fine-35. FR. NC-181. A pleasing h

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

North Carolina Currency August 8, 1778 "Persecution the Ruin of Empires" Motto North Carolina Ten Dollars Note Gem Crisp Uncirculated State of North Carolina Currency, August 8, 1778 Act at Hillsborou

Printed by Hall & Sellers.

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

Lot of mixed Mexican coins & Currency including 8 reales 1778 copper, many silver coins.

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

South Carolina Currency Rare April 10, 1778 South Carolina "Horse" Vignette Note South Carolina. April 10, 1778. Twenty Shillings. "Horse" vignette. PMG graded Choice Fine-15. Fr. SC-151. A rare Revol

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

South Carolina Currency April 10, 1778 South Carolina "Horse" Vignette Note South Carolina. April 10, 1778. Twenty Shillings. "Horse" vignette. PMG graded Choice Fine-15. Fr. SC-151. A rare Revolution

Lot consists of an 1778 and 1796 Mexico 8 Reales Colonial Spanish Silver Coins. Both have chop marks.

Autographs Charles Pinckney Jr. Signed April 10, 1778 South Carolina Note U.S. Constitution Signer PMG Choice Unc.-63 EPQ Exceptional Paper Quality. CHARLES PINCKNEY, JR. (1757-1824). Signer of the Un

South Carolina Currency Charles Pinckney Jr. Signer of the U.S. Constitution Signed South Carolina 1778 3s&9d "Beaver" Vignette Note South Carolina. April 10, 1778. Three Shillings & Nine Pence. "Beav

Autographs April 10, 1778 South Carolina Three Shillings & Nine Pence "Beaver" Signed by Charles Pinckney, Jr. PMG Abt. Unc-55 CHARLES PINCKNEY, JR. (1757-1824). Signer of the U.S. Constitution, Membe

South Carolina Currency June 1, 1775 South Carolina Provincial Congress Large Format 50 Pounds Note PMG graded Very Good-8 South Carolina Provincial Congress. June 1, 1775. 50 Pounds. "Woman frightene

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

Continental note, $8.00, Philadelphia, 1778 F

August 8, 1778, North Carolina. Five Dollar note printed by J.A. Davis, serial number 15059. Note states, "DEATH TO COUNTERFEIT". Embedded blue fibers and bits of mica.

Includes a six dollar note printed by Hall & Sellers, 1775. Together with a five dollar note printed by Hall & Sellers, 1778.

1778-US $20, 1778 NORTH CAROLINA $4, 1780 MASSACHUSETTS $8 , 2-1780 NEW-HAMPSHIRE $7, 1780 CONNECTICUT 10 SHILLINGS, 1780 RHODE ISLAND $3 AND 2-1781 VIRGINIA $250

Year(s): 1778 Origin: United States (State of North Carolina) Denomination(s): Four Dollars Notes: Stack's, The Capital City Sale lot 1101; October 11th, 2007. Notes from the Stack's Auction

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