Colonial Currency, May 10, 1775, $5

Colonial Currency Connecticut May 10, 1775 Fr-CT182 40s 40 Shillings Printed By T. Green Slash Cancelled Grades Choice AU.

June 1, 1775 5 Pound South Carolina Colonial Currency Note. Mounted on thick paper backing for stability. Tears, holes, creases, and losses. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms and condit

Rhode Island Currency May 3, 1775 Rhode Island Six Pence PMG Very Good-10 Colony of Rhode Island. May 3, 1775. Six Pence. Uniface printed. PMG graded Very Good-10. Fr. RI-175. This early American Revo

Comprising 1801 50 Cent Fr# 1379; 50 Cent Fr#1380; 50 Cent Fr#1312; 25 Cent Fr# 1281; 10 Cent Fr#1258; 10 Cent Fr# 1253; and 5 Cent #1230 (2). Together with three colonial fragments.

Printed by Hall & Sellers.

Thirty-Four Dollars Face Value Canada Currency.

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency May 10, 1775 $1 FR-CC-1 Sig Samuel Morris, Thomas Barton JR Grades vf++. This first of the Continentals has always been known to be a scarce note. The prin

Two pieces of colonial currency including; 1.) A 40 Shilling note issued by Pennsylvania (F-PA-180) on 20 July 1775 signed by Samuel C. Morris (1711–1782) merchant and colonial politician, John Bene

***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency May 10, 1775 $2 FR-CC-2 Sig Samuel Morris, Moedecai Lewis Grades vf, very fine. the $2 denomination from this initial Continental emission is actually the

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT237). PCGS Choice New 63PPQ, Hole Cancelled. The paper is wholly fresh, and the embossing quite bold. Est. $120.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT237). PCGS EF45 PPQ, Hole Cancelled and a balanced, completely honest specimen. Est. $65.

Circulated.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, March 1, 1780 (Fr-CT222). One of the signers (John Chester) was a member of the Continental Congress. PCGS AU53 PPQ, Hole Cancelled. Pleasing paper qu

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***Auction Highlight*** Continental Currency May 10, 1775 $5 Fr-CC5 Sig. J. Reuis Grades xf. An emission totaling $3,000,000 payable in Spanish milled dollars, or the equivalent in gold or silver, was

American Continental four dollar currency, May 10, 1775, printed by Hill & Setters in Philadelphia, No. 6736, signed A. Morris, Jr. 2 3/4"H x 3 3/4"W (bill), 3 3/4"H x 4 3/4"W (frame)

Early porcelain figure of colonial man, 10.5 in. T.

Pair Candlesticks, Carnival Glass, Colonial #695, 10.5" x 4", By Northwood, Purple, Kansas Private Collection.

DESCRIPTION: A vintage Carver's Guild, "Colonial Arch" patterned mirror. Marked on verso:" 1973 Carver's Guild Designed by CarolCanner Crafter by Fred Schillbach #8023 Colonial Arch 10-5-93" CIRCA: 19

Fenton vintage glass bowl with furled edges, tips are clear glass, underside is white, and interior is colonial pink. 10.5 in. Wide , 4.5 in. Ht. Fenton glass bowl, vintage Fenton colonial pink and mi

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

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

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

Pennsylvania Currency April 10, 1777 PA. 4 with Black Text PCGS Abt. New-50 Pennsylvania, April 10, 1777, Four Pounds, Black Printed Text, Printed by John Dunlap, PCGS graded About New-50. Fr. PA-224a