Colonial Currency CT. Counterfeit PCGS Ch Unc-63

North Carolina Currency April 2, 1776 NC $15 "Boar" PCGS Choice About New-55 North Carolina. April 2, 1776. Halifax Issue. Fifteen Dollars. "Boar" Vignette. PCGS graded Choice About New-55. Fr. NC-168

Pennsylvania Currency October 1, 1773 Pennsylvania 50s PCGS Choice AU-58 Pennsylvania. October 1, 1773. Fifty Shillings. PCGS graded Choice About New-58. Fr. PA-170. This red and black printed note is

Connecticut Currency Lovely Colony of Connecticut June 7, 1776 1 Shilling Note Colony of Connecticut. June 7, 1776. One Shilling. Slash Cancel. PMG Choice Uncirculated-64 Great Embossing. Fr. CT-194.

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

Pennsylvania Currency 1789 Bank of North America $1/90 PCGS Ch. Abt. New-55 Pennsylvania. August 6, 1789. Bank of North America. One Ninetieth of a Dollar / One Penny. Plate K., Tench Francis, Cashier

New York Currency February 16, 1771 Ten Pounds Colony of New York Newman Listed / Contemporary Counterfeit PCGS VF-35 Colony of New York, February 16, 1771, Ten Pounds, Contemporary Counterfeit, Newma

CH UNC 63

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 20 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT239). PCGS Ch AU58 PPQ, Hole Cancelled. The paper is bright and quite appealing. Est. $90.

CH UNC 63/64

CH UNC 63

U.S. Obsolete Currency. 1806 $10.00 Detroit Bank, Michigan. PCGS Ch AU 55PPQ. The example truly is quite pleasing, especially in light of the thin, very fragile paper upon which this post-colonial ban

One 1896 $1 silver certificate. Serial number 411269. Plate number A5/1. Graded by PCGS as Choice UNC 63 PPQ.Height: 3 1/4 in x width: 7 1/2 in.

One 1896 $1 silver certificate. Serial number 411299. Plate number C5/6. Graded by PCGS as Choice UNC 63.Height: 3 1/4 in x width: 7 1/2 in.

$5 National Bank Note. First NB of Hartford, CT. Ch. 121. Fr. 587. PMG About Unc 55. Chartered in November of 1863, the First NB lasted throughout the entire National Banking era, issuing just over $1

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

$5 National Bank Note. First NB, Rockville, CT. Ch. 186. Fr. 598. PMG Choice Uncirculated 63 EPQ. Only 20 large notes are recorded on this long serving bank that went out in 1903, just as small size n

$5 National Bank Note. First NB of Suffield, CT. Ch. 497. Fr. 587. PCGS-C Very Fine 20 Apparent. This was the only bank to charter in this Hartford county locale, having done so in Jun 1864. The bank

$20 National Bank Note. Waterbury NB of Waterbury, CT. Ch. 780. Fr. 427. PCGS-C Good 6 Apparent. Chartered in February of 1865, this is the only First Charter note known from this long serving institu

$1 National Bank Note. Bridgeport NB, CT. Ch. 910. Fr. 380. PCGS-C Abt Good 3. This well circulated Ace is the only known Original Series note currently recorded from this bank that chartered in March

Group of 18th century currency 3 from MA and one from CT. Condition see photos.

Here is the highlight of today's auction. Per territorial expert Peter Huntoon's article in the October Bank Note Reporter, this is the best and most exciting territorial discovery of the year. It cou

Famous Signers on Colonial Currency "Henry Middleton" Signed South Carolina Colonial Note President of the Continental Congress HENRY MIDDLETON (1717-1784). President of the Continental Congress from

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Autographs Exceedingly Rare "Henry Middleton" President of the Continental Congress Signed South Carolina Note Rarity Without Any "Cancellation" Lines Through Its Signatures! HENRY MIDDLETON (1717-178