Colonial Currency. MA 1779, 5s, Rising Sun

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

Printed by Hall & Sellers, no. 106091.

Connecticut Colonial Currency July 1st, 1780 5s 5 Shillings Fr-CT237 Grades xf.

Connecticut Colonial Currency July 1st, 1780 5s 5 Shillings Fr-CT237 Grades vf++.

Connecticut Colonial Currency March 1st, 1780 5s 5 Shillings Fr-CT222 Grades xf details.

Connecticut Colonial Currency March 1st, 1780 5s 5 Shillings Fr-CT222 Hole Canclled Grades xf details.

Connecticut Colonial Currency March 1st, 1780 5s 5 Shillings Fr-CT222 Grades vf++.

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

Pennsylvania Currency Five Shillings March 10, 1769 Pennsylvania Colonial Note Pennsylvania. March 10, 1769. Five Shillings. Plate A. issued for the "Relief and Employment of the Poor in the City of P

Massachusetts Colonial Currency, June 18, 1776, 3d MA-190, G-VG.

***Auction Highlight*** Colonial Currency Connecticut Jun 19, 1776 Fr-CT212 5s 5 Shillings Printed By T. Green Slash Cancelled Grades Choice AU/BU Slider+.

Archive of twelve (12) paper ephemera and obsolete currency items, most Tennessee related, including one (1) Slabbed 1779 United States $45 colonial currency note, issued on January 14, 1779, printed

American Revolution Colonial Era Currency Wallet Owned by Elisha Gross, MA. c. 1775-95 Colonial & Revolutionary War Era, Folded Vellum Currency Wallet, Identified to Elisha Gross of Massachusetts, Plu

Chippendale style mahogany "Rising Sun" armchair, also known as "George Washington's Chair", after the original by John Folwell, made in 1779 for Independence Hall located in Philadelphia, Pennsylvani

Massachusetts Currency October 18, 1776 Paul Revere Engraved "CODFISH" Issue Massachusetts State. October 18, 1776. Nine Pence. First Paul Revere Engraved "Codfish" Issue, Very Fine. Fr. MA-227. This

New Jersey Currency Exceptional Color & Printing April 16, 1764 Three Pounds New Jersey. April 16, 1764. Three Pounds. "Solid Sun" type. PCGS graded Extremely Fine-40. Fr. NJ-168. A French and Indian

U.S. Currency Lot. Consists of the following: Colonial Currency: Fr. 100 Continental $65.00 note, Jan. 14, 1779 in VG; Fr. -NJ-179 12 shilling note, March 25, 1775 in EF (ex Eric P. Newman). Confedera

1779 BLUE PAPER COUNTERFEIT DETECTOR NOTE! YES THE BRITISH WERE COUNTERFEITING OUR COLONIAL CURRENCY. RARE! ESTIMATE: $250-$300

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

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

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

(7) Copies of Colonial and Revolutionary Currency from 1803-1845: New York $10, Maryland $5, Pennsylvania 15S(Shilling), Delaware 5 S, Georgia $4, South Carolina 5S, and New Jersey 18d.

Rustic Spanish Colonial style cabinet, a radiating sun cresting carved single door, open storage above open shelf, rising on four legs, 54.5"h, 35"w, 26.75"d Start Price: $300.00

Signer of the Declaration of Independence from New Jersey (1713-1779). Encapsulated and graded by PMG Very Fine 25. Revolutionary War-dated Colonial New Jersey engraved banknote for "Six Shillings," 4