THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL COMPANY FIVE DOLLAR NOTE:

THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL COMPANY FIVE DOLLAR NOTE: Dated Jan. 9th 1841 and Hand Signed and Dated by the Clerk and President of the Company. Very Attractive Note in Choice Uncirculated Condition. Re

THE CHESAPEAKE & OHIO CANAL COMPANY TEN DOLLAR NOTE: Dated Sep 9th 1840 and Hand Signed and Dated by the Clerk and President of the Company. Very Attractive Note in Choice Uncirculated Condition. Reve

November 9, 1840. The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company $20 dollar note. Serial number 378. Signed and dated. Printed by Danforth, Underwood & Co., New York.

1840 Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company $10 Obsolete Note  Estimate: $70

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

CANAL COMPANY - TWENTY DOLLARS - NICE UNC NOTE

$5.00 FRANKLIN SILK COMPANY PORTAGE OHIO NOTE Franklin Silk Co. five dollar Rawdon Wright & Hatch paper money note. Shipping / Pickup: We Can Ship This Item

Maryland Obsolete Currency, Lot of Thirteen Banks include: The Allegany County Bank, Baltimore Savings Institution, The Chesapeake & Ohio Canal Company, The Clinton Bank, The Somerset & Worcester Savi

$5.00 MANHATTAN SILVER MINING CO. AUSTIN NEVADA Manhattan Silver Mining Company five dollar note, payable in merchantable silver. Paxton & Curtis Bankers of Austin, Nevada. Shipping / Pickup: We Can S

$5.00 SUSQUEHANNA BRIDGE & BANK COMPANY NOTE 1833 Obsolete Currency 1833 Susquehanna Bridge & Bank Company five dollar Baltimore note.

Two obsolete currency notes issued by the South Carolina Railroad Company. Both are five dollar notes stating "Good for the fare of one passenger, one hundred and twenty five miles". Both are dated Ju

1870s-1880s. Handsome designed scarce merchandise note in the same value upon presentation in its store. Engraved oval image of dog resting on top of a safe. Detailed engraved reverse in green with ba

10 cent 10C postage currency, 10 cent 10C fractional, 2 - 25 cent 25C fractional, 3 - 5 cents 5C fractional, $15 Fifteen dollar Chesapeake & Ohio Canal , City of Annapolis Maryland and assortment of m

Group of four obsolete currency notes from Pennsylvania. Includes a 3 dollar note from The Salem & Philadelphia Manufacturing Company dated July, 1829, a five dollar note from The Bank at the Lumberme

Fr.1988-C. 2001 Five Dollar Federal Reserve Note. Note feataures a misaligned Green Overprint on the front (serial #s and green seal are too high). Graded 55PPQ by PCGS.

Includes five 1986 Liberty silver dollar and half dollar sets (boxed), four 1990 Eisenhower silver dollar (boxed), two 1986 Liberty silver dollar (boxed), six 1982 George Washington silver dollar (box

Collection of Four (4) Five Dollar Silver Certificate US Notes. These Notes are NOT Professionally Graded. We DO NOT Grade Notes, Please See Photos and/or Information to Make your Own Value Judgment a

America, 19th century. A lot of early documents including notes and correspondence from the Pennsylvania Lines West of Pittsburgh, Little Miami Railroad Company, and Chesapeake & Ohio. 404

Includes a Russian 1919 5,000 ruble note, four Mexican notes from 1913-1915 (5, 10, and 25 peso notes from Sonora and a 1 peso note from Chihuaua), and five early 1920s Austrian Heller notes (two blue

The Merchants Company of Dover, canal Dover, Ohio. Uncut sheet of 6 notes

2001-D Buffalo $1 MS69 PCGS; 2001 Buffalo $1 PR69DCAM PCGS; 1984 Los Angeles Olympic dollar, stadium/flame; 1983 Los Angeles Olympic dollar, discus; 1982 Washington's Birth 250th Anniversary half doll

Five dollar bill signed by former president Harry S Truman. Lot note: Issued with autentication from PSA.

1850s. The center with five allegorical maidens intertwined with 5. Portrait of Washington to the left and Lafayette to the right. Beautifully printed red reverse with V and maiden flanked by elaborat

16 total "notes" in five frames, intaglio prints of historic notes by American Bank Note Company and Bureau of Engraving and Printing, including most notably series of 1878 five thousand dollar legal