Connecticut Scrip, Fractional Obsoletes and Fiscal Notes

Connecticut Scrip, Fractional Obsoletes and Fiscal Notes. Three denominations from Tupper, Wood & Co, two from Loomis & Co, two from Hartford Bank, and a single 50 Cent note from the Phoenix Bank. In

$20 National Bank Note. Milford NB, Milford, MA. Ch. 866. Fr. 642. Obsoletes and scrip note payable to Milford Bank can be found before the bank decided to charter in March 1865 as the Milford Nationa

An interesting collection with minor duplication of mostly NY State private civil war scrip. Includes two scarce Cortland cardboard scrips, Syracuse 50 cents fractional mimic ad. note, Yaddo Bates 10

Four Connecticut Counterfeit Obsoletes. 1) Hartford. Charter Oak Bank. $3. CT-135, C22c. Stamped Counterfeit Bank Note, and has ink burn from it. Fine; 2) Hartford. Exchange Bank. $2. CT-150, N5. Pape

Most graded by PMG.

The Newark Whaling, Sealing & Manufacturing Co. 1837 scrip notes. Newark, New Jersey, October 11, 1837, C.F. Harrison imprints, 12 1/2¢ plate A, 12 1/2¢ plate B, and 25¢ plate B, Wait 1543 and 1544

Willet & William M. Weeks 1837 Advertising scrip notes. Glen Cove, New York, May 22, 1837, one (1) 6 1/4¢ signed note (piece missing), and one (1) 12 1/2¢, one (1) 25¢ and one (1) 50¢ Remainder no

Nine (9) T-72 fifty-cent fractional notes, First Series, issued in Richmond, VA, dated February 17, 1864. Bust profile vignette of Jefferson Davis, CSA President, top center. Engraved by Archer and Ha

Pair of rare March 1st, 1862 dated scrip notes redeemable at their "Bank of Accommodation". Includes rare and unusual 12 cents note and 25 cents note from the same series. Rare and unusual NYC scrip.

Young Hyson Tea Company c.1860's Advertising scrip notes. Brooklyn, New York, two (2) 10¢, three (3) 25¢ and one (1) 50¢ Remainder notes, Harris 105, 106 and 107. Extremely Fine-Uncirculated condit

A Pair of Issued Connecticut Obsoletes. 1) Middletown. Middletown Bank. $1. CT-235, G Unlisted. Completely unlisted in Haxby but similar in style to G324, Very Fine; 2) New Haven. New Haven Bank. $10.

COLLECTION OF UNITED STATES FRACTIONAL NOTESTwenty-one fractional notes of various denominations and sizes, housed together in a common frame. Brass plaque affixed to frame labeled "United States

Six U.S. fifty cent fractional notes. March 3, 1863. Descriptions, weights, sizes and conditions are our best judgement and do not represent a guarantee. All jewelry, coins and numismatic material was

includes a $10 Missisquoi Bank, Sheldon, VT., a $5 Bank of Port Jervis, NJ , a $5 The Weedsport Bank, NY, a $2 The Bank of Wisconsin Green Bay, a $2 Bank of Albion, NY, and a $1 Bank of Otego, NY, tog

includes a $10 Missisquoi Bank, Sheldon, VT., a $5 Bank of Port Jervis, NJ , a $5 The Weedsport Bank, NY, a $2 The Bank of Wisconsin Green Bay, a $2 Bank of Albion, NY, and a $1 Bank of Otego, NY, tog

C.D. Hudson 1837 6 1/4¢ Satirical scrip note. Hudson’s Specie Circular”, “SIX-Pence, On Demand, at Benjamin Ashby’s store”, Auburn, New York, August 14, 1837, #1089, signed C.D. Hudson, Oli

All sets feature narrow margins, these were printed in 2 halves with specimen stamped on the back side. FR 1232: Obverse perfect with bronze around Washington still gold colored, Reverse missing small

ten 50 cent fractional notes, all with consecutive serial numbers; ten $10 notes, half with consecutive serial numbers; a single $20 note; six $50 notes; three "Lucy Pickens" $100 notes; a single "hoe

US Currency Assortment (22) items, fractional notes including (2) 10c, a 15c, (2) 25c, (2) 50c, large notes including $1 Martha Washington, $1 Educational, (2) 1923 $1 Washington, a 1914 $5 Lincoln, a

A collection of United States Fractional notes including one 5 dollar note marked The Store at Alleghany Furnace from 1856, a 50 cent Confederate note of the State of Virginia from 1863, a Third Issue

DESCRIPTION: A United States fractional currency shield. Features a grey shield with (39) mounted fractional note specimens. Complete mounted in a wood frame. (Most of the shields in existence show wa

North Carolina Currency 1803 "Moravian Church" in Winston-Salem, North Carolina Nine Pence Typeset Gem Crisp Uncirculated Scrip Note North Carolina, Hand-Dated October 22d, 1803, Moravian Church Note

poss. China Trade, portrait of gentleman o/c; unframed, 34.75 by 26 in.; Provenance : The Coleman family, Hartford, Connecticut.NOTE: Apologies, we cannot approve bidders during the auction.

Includes a $4 Continental note dated July 22, 1776, a $6 Maryland Note: 1774, 3 pence Hartford Connecticut Note: October 11, 1777, Pennsylvania April 1777 3 pence note, and a Two Shillings and Six Pen