Colonial Currency, NC, April 2, 1776, $1/2 Cap

North Carolina Currency April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue North Carolina $1/2 "GL" Monogram in White Script being the Engraver's Initials North Carolina Currency, April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue, One Half Dolla

North Carolina Currency Popular U.S. Flag with 13 Stripes and Union Jack Vignette April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue $7 1/2 PMG Choice VF-35 North Carolina Currency, April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue, Seven Dollar

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

***Auction Highlight*** April 2, 1776 1/4 Dollar, NC Colonial Note FR#NC-155B Near Top POP! Graded vf35 By PMG. Seen with three fish design at bottom right. A Ultra scarce note, especially so in this

RARE COLONIAL PAPER CURRENCY 1/2 DOLLAR SIGNED THOMAS MORRIS W/ CHAIN LINK BACK HALL & SELLERS PHILADELPHIA 1776 (ENGRAVED BY BENJAMIN FRANKLIN)

North Carolina Currency April 4, 1748 Ten Shillings Denomination "Horse" Vignette North Carolina, April 4, 1748 Act, Ten Shillings, "Pin money" Note with "Horse" vignette, Backed, Choice Very Good. Fr

New Jersey Currency April 12, 1760 New Jersey Twelve Shillings Colonial Note New Jersey. April 12, 1760. Twelve Shillings. Plate A. Genuine with conservation. Very Fine. Fr. NJ-137. This notes is Sign

North Carolina Currency April 2, 1776 North Carolina $1/8 with "Dog" Vignette North Carolina Currency, April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue, One Eighth of a Dollar, "Dog" Vignette, PCGS graded Very Fine-30. Fr

New Jersey Currency Lovely April 12, 1760 New Jersey Thirty Shillings Note New Jersey. April 12, 1760. Thirty Shillings. Plate D. Very Fine. Fr. NJ-139. This nice evenly circulated appearing note was

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency April 25th, 1776 20 Shillings (20s) Fr-PA206 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+. Hall & Sellers was a Philadelphia printing company originally established by Benjamin

Maryland Colonial Currency April 10th, 1774 2 Dollars ($2) Fr-MD67 Printed By A.C. and F. Green Grades Select AU.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Pennsylvania. 12 Shillings, April 10, 1777 (Fr-PA220A). VF though we spy an ever so trivial central fold juncture paper separation. Nicely centered and with balanced wear. Est.

Here are two (2) 1776 Connecticut Nine Pence Notes in what appear to be very fine or uncirculated condition. We do not grade so please rely on photos to determine for yourself. Both notes have slash c

Two (2) Connecticut 1776 Nine Pence notes. Both appear to be uncirculated. We are not graders so please rely on pictures. Both have slash cancellations.

Here are two 1776 Connecticut Nine Pence Notes in what appear to be uncirculated condition. We do not grade so please rely on photos to determine for yourself. Both notes have slash cancellations.

Here are two 1776 Connecticut Nine Pence Notes in what appear to be uncirculated condition. We do not grade so please rely on photos to determine for yourself. Both notes have slash cancellations.

Here are two (2) 1776 Connecticut Nine Pence Notes in what appear to be very fine or uncirculated condition. We do not grade so please rely on photos to determine for yourself. Both notes have slash c

Here are two (2) 1776 Connecticut Nine Pence Notes in what appear to be very fine or uncirculated condition. We do not grade so please rely on photos to determine for yourself. Both notes have slash c

Here are two (2) 1776 Connecticut Nine Pence Notes in what appear to be very fine or uncirculated condition. We do not grade so please rely on photos to determine for yourself. Both notes have slash c

Two (2) 1776 Connecticut Six Pence Notes. Both circulated with some losses.

Pennsylvania Currency Scarce April 3, 1772 Forty Shillings Pennsylvania Note Pennsylvania. April 3, 1772. Forty Shillings / 2 Pounds. Plate A. Red & Black Print. PCGS graded Very Fine-25. Fr. PA-158.

Pennsylvania colonial currency note for 2-shillings dated April 3, 1772, Friedberg Number PA-156. Note printed by Hall & Sellers, and is manuscript serial numbered 26009 with reverse stating "To Count

Colonial Currency Delaware Jan 1, 1776 Fr-DE75 2s 2 Shillings 6p 6 Pence Printed By James Adams Grades xf. John McKinly, Thomas Collins, and Boaz Manlove were the signers of this piece. Only 12,000 of

1) Three dollars, March 18, 1780 printed by Hall and Sellers. 2) Seven Dollars, April 29, 1780 printed by Hall and Sellers. Condition: Good with Imperfections