Obsolete Currency, DC, The Columbia Bank, $10

$3.00 COLUMBIA BANK WASHINGTON D.C. NOTE 1852 Obsolete Currency 1852 The Columbia Bank Washington D.C. three dollar note. Danforth, Bald & Co.

Obsolete Currency “Roman Firmness” Humbug Glory Note “10 Cents in mint drops or Glory at Cost” Haxby-Not listed Rare Major Type 1834-Dated, Humbug Glory Bank, “10 Cents in mint drops or Glor

New Orleans Canal Bank Uncut Sheet $10 Obsolete Currency Notes - Lot of 2 UNCUT Sheets total 8 Notes

New Orleans Canal Bank Uncut Sheet $10 Obsolete Currency Notes - Lot of 2 UNCUT Sheets total 8 Notes

District of Columbia Obsolete Currency, Lot of Five Banks include: Bank of the District of Columbia, The Bullion Bank, The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company, The Bank of the Union, and The Merchants' Ba

South Carolina Obsolete Currency, Lot of Eighteen Banks include: The Bank of Georgetown, Bank of Chester, State of South Carolina, The Bank of South Carolina, The Exchange Bank of Columbia, The Farmer

U.S. Obsolete Currency. 1862 $3.00 The Bullion Bank, Washington D.C. Choice CU with entirely fresh paper and rich, vibrant color. Scarce and quite popular, particularly at such a compelling quality le

PLANTERS BANK OF FAIRFIELD 1853 $10.00, EXCHANGE BANK OF COLUMBIA 1853 $10.00, AND VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE 1862 $10.00

Includes $5 Bank of Columbia note, $2 Bank of Owego note with back endorsed, and 1856 $5 The Union Bank, Providence, Rhode Island. Overall wear due to age. Tears, creases, losses and holes present. IM

DC. 1852 $10 Bank of the Republic Obsolete Note Washington, D.C. Estimate: $150

Eleven fractional US currency. 1) Six - twenty five cents fractional currency, . Columbia Bank Note of Washington D.C., Series of 1874. 2) Five - fifteen cents fractional currency, National Bank Note

Group of six obsolete currency notes from The Bank of the State of South Carolina. Includes a one dollar note dated March 8th, 1862, a two dollar note dated June 1st, 1862, and four 10 dollar notes.

The Bank of Georgetown, South Carolina. $10 obsolete currency note, dated October 1, 1854. Note No. 6047. Written in ink script on the reserve side, " Augusta, Ga. 1854". Comes with protective sleeve.

Obsolete Currency Exceedingly Rare Possibly Unique 1840s Arcade Bank, Providence, RI. Ten Dollars India Paper Proof PMG AU-58 Providence, RI. Arcade Bank. Ten Dollars. Possibly Unique 1840s, the Haxby

BANK OF NORWALK, NORWALK

Includes 10 cent currency note, 1862, Carlisle, PA. 50 cent currency note, December 10, 1862, Boiling Springs, Cumberland Co, PA, Harris Printer, Dominion of Canada $1 note, British American Bank Note

BANK OF THE EMPIRE STATE, ROME

THE COMMERCIAL BANK OF MILLINGTON, MILLINGTON

1850's - 60's DISTRICT OF COLUMBIA OBSOLETE BANKNOTES Lot of two 1850's - 1860's Washington, D.C. obsolete banknotes. To include:  $1 The City Bank note, No serial number, dated June 10th, 1852.

Collection of 10 Early Banknotes including $20 Canal Bank (New Orleans; undated); $5 Bank of Augusta (Undated), $1 Farmers and Merchants Bank (Washington D.C.; dated May 6 1852), $1 and $5 Somerset an

March 1853 US 10 cent fractional (4th Issue) VG with 1 pinhole, Feb 17 1864 Richmond VA $5 Confederate (off centered and cut off line) otherwise F or better, February 16, 1861 Bank of the Commonwealth

Includes: (1) 1853 $3 note issued by The Ship Builders Bank, Rockland, ME. (1) 1865 $1 note issued by The Searsport Bank, Searsport, ME

Civil War era Confederate state obsolete currency. Bank of Augusta, GA, one dollar note. Never issued. 7" in length. _x005F_x000d_Please see the photos to evaluate the condition.

An Old Saybrook CT Essex One Dollar Bank Note, dated 1865, (as-is) An un-cut sheet of Unsigned Bank of New England East Haddam Goodspeed Landing notes in 1, 2, and 5 dollar denominations, and a Post O