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Categories • Stack's May 2006 → The May Sale → Continental and Colonial Currency → North Carolina |
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Lot # |
Description |
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Hammer Price |
| 899 |
North Carolina. April 4, 1748 Act. Three Pounds
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F |
$1,500.00
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No.498. Four signatures. Fort Johnson and Union Jack vignette. Fine or better. Backed to a contemporary card with one endorsement. The vertical split is concealed by the card backing. The face printing is razor sharp and vivid. Most of the left end indent is present. The corners are slightly rounded, but two plate lines are still present from the printing process. On eye appeal, much superior... more |
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| 900 |
North Carolina. March 9, 1754 Act. Forty Shillings
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CH VF to EF |
$1,000.00
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No.2434. Four signatures. Christ Church at Newbern. Printed on laid paper. Choice Very Fine to Extremely Fine. A superior note from a series well known for rough examples. The paper quality is exceptional for the series and the folds are light. Excellent margins, the left indent nearly complete and the others cut fairly evenly. Finer than the Ford III Sale lot 791. We have not seen too... more |
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| 901 |
North Carolina. May 28, 1757 Act. ''Five'' Pounds [written]
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F |
$260.00
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No.575. Two signatures. ''Six per Centum'' type. Written date, August 7, 1757. The appearance of close to Fine. A vertical split has been glued together. Tow small chips off the top edge. Multiple back endorsements. Typical grade for these early typeset notes on North Carolina. |
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| 902 |
North Carolina. November 27, 1757 Session Act. Five Pounds
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VG |
$240.00
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No.462. Two signatures. ''Payment'' is hyphenated type. Written date. December 15, 1757. Very Good. Vertical split glued together. Small chips off the left corners and a piece off the center edge. The texts are clear and the signatures well accomplished. This tough note is generally not seen in high grade. Very collectible. |
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| 903 |
North Carolina. May 4, 1758 Act. Forty Shillings
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FR |
$450.00
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No.[faint]. Two signatures. Written date, July 30, 1758. Fair or so. 80% there, but chunks off the upper left and a bottom border chip. Internal voids and thins. Multiple back endorsed. A rare note; December 22, 1758 Act. One Pound. No.907. Two signatures. Written date, May 20, 1759. Part of 'm' in 'from' over 'in'. Good or so. Vertical split is glued together. Lower left corner chip. Wide... more |
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| 904 |
North Carolina. July 14, 1760 Act. 20 Shillings
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CH EF |
$500.00
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No.577. Four signatures. Typeset, ornate borders. Choice Extremely Fine. A bold note with a light vertical fold and corner crease. The embossing is still present and the note bright and vivid. The bottom margin and left indent are trimmed in slightly. No back endorsements. A real beauty. |
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| 905 |
North Carolina. July 14, 1760 Act. 3 Pounds
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F to VF |
$220.00
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No.420[?]. Four signatures. Typeset, ornate borders. Fine to Very Fine. Two minor splits at the top and bottom repaired from the back with hinge tape. Moderate surface soiling with multiple endorsements on the back. Evenly margined and attractive. Only 1,000 notes emitted of this type. |
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| 906 |
North Carolina. April 23, 1761 Act. 20 Shillings
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AB EF |
$350.00
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No.4939. Four signatures. Typeset, ornate borders. About Extremely Fine. Bright and vivid with light quarter folds. There is a small pinhole at the upper left. Exceptional and fully clear margins all the way around. Two back endorsements. |
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| 907 |
North Carolina. April 23, 1761 Act. 40 Shillings
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AB VF |
$220.00
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No.230. Four signatures. Typeset, ornate borders. About Very Fine. Unevenly trimmed into the bottom left ornaments. There is a short bottom edge tear. |
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| 908 |
North Carolina. December 1768 Act. 20 Shillings
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VF |
$600.00
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No.1000. Four signatures. Very Fine. Partial vertical split with backing hinge at top; 40 Shillings. No.2177. Four signatures. Very Fine. Top and bottom edge splits backed with paper tape. From the face, quite sharp; August 21, 1775 Session Act. $10. No.622. Four signatures. Twelve arms supporting Liberty cap. HANC TUEMAR HAC NITMUR. Printed on watermarked paper. Fair. Rough edges with hinge... more |
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| 909 |
North Carolina. December 1768 Act. 3 Pounds
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VF to EF |
$260.00
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No.729. Four signatures. Typeset, ornate borders. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. A problem-free note with light folds. Well margined for the issue with only some light trimming into the frame. A few back endorsements. Quite attractive. |
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| 910 |
North Carolina. December 1771 Act. 2 Shillings 6 Pence-One Pound-10 Shillings
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AU |
$1,200.00
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Vertical sheet of three from the original book. No.0290. Each with four signatures. House, bear and ship respectively. About Uncirculated. Light handling and aging. A small spindle pinhole in the top note. Well printed and sharp. |
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| 911 |
North Carolina. December 1771 Act. 3 Pounds
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AB EF |
$300.00
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No.1637. Four signatures. Magna Carta vignette. About Extremely Fine, Moderate surface soiling. Several back endorsements. Three wide margins. A popular motif. |
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| 912 |
North Carolina. April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue. Two Dollars & an half
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EF |
$700.00
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No.3540. Four signatures. Liberty cap over altar. LIBERTAS & NATALE SOLUM. Printed on thick laid paper. Extremely Fine. Hard vertical fold, but with a short split at the top and a small juncture hole there with tiny hinge patch. The corners are rounded. Quite vivid and bright for the issue and type. Notes from the Halifax issue are always popular. |
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| 913 |
North Carolina. April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue. Six Dollars
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VF |
$450.00
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No.2114. Four signatures. Squirrel eating nut. Very Fine or better. Printed from a fairly weak plate as seen on this type. Decent margins with some rounding at the lower right. Small back hinge remnant and pen endorsing. |
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| 914 |
North Carolina. April 2, 1776 Halifax Issue. Ten Dollars
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VF |
$550.00
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No.1689. Four signatures. Cupid. Printed on watermarked paper. Very Fine. Bottom edge split with back patch and a few bottom edge nicks. Boldly printed and evenly margined. Quite an attractive example from the face and an excellent vignette type. |
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| 915 |
North Carolina. 1778 (August 8, 1778 Act). One Dollar
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AU |
$250.00
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No.23979. Single signature. Liberty and Peace, the reward of virtuous Resistance. One of two mottoes used on this act and denomination. About Uncirculated. Perhaps, pressed long ago. The corners are soft and the signature is light. |
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| 916 |
North Carolina. 1778 (August 8, 1778 Act). Two Dollars
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AU |
$300.00
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No.3428[?]. Single signature. Virtuous Councils the Cement of States. About Uncirculated. The corners are a trifle soft, but well printed and with some embossing. The margins for the issue are more than adequate. |
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| 917 |
North Carolina. May 15, 1779 Act. Twenty-five Dollars
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VF |
$200.00
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No.6092. Two signatures. American Fortidude Displayed. Very Fine, but looks better. Light folds and some modest foxing. Well margined for an issue notorious for uneven centering and poor cutting. For the grade, quite a superior example. Worth a premium as such. |
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| 918 |
North Carolina. May 10, 1780 Act. Twenty Five Dollars
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VF |
$220.00
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No.5582. Two signatures. Dulce pro Patria mori. Printed on thin laid paper. Very Fine. Light folds, but very bright and with the look of a new note. The lower right corner is slightly rounded. Wide sheet margin at the left. |
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| 919 |
North Carolina. May 10, 1780 Act. Five Hundred Dollars
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F |
$220.00
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No.912[?]. Two signatures. Divities Reipublicae dant mihi Pretium. The 'T' is in cartouche. Printed on coarse stock by Davis. Fine, repaired. There are several edge splits at the lower left patched with hinge tape on the face. Some light stains in the region. Intact and finer than the technical description. |
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| 920 |
North Carolina. May 10, 1780 Act. Five Hundred Dollars
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VF |
$325.00
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No.6941. Two signatures. Divities Reipublicae dant mihi Pretium. Different typeset, large block ''FIVE HUNDRED'' at top and without the 'T' in a cartouche. Printed on thin laid paper by Davis. Very Fine. Minor surface soiling. Well margined and printed. An attractive example of this note on fairly delicate paper. |
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| 921 |
North Carolina. May 17, 1783 Act. Ten Shillings
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F |
$550.00
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Not numbered. Contemporary Counterfeit. Two signatures. Ship vignette. COMMERCIO. Printed on a thin laid paper. Fine, but a chunk off the lower left corner with a crude patch. Water stained at the upper right. A fairly crude counterfeit plate copied from Davis. Scarce. |
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| 922 |
North Carolina. December 29, 1785 Act. Twenty Shillings
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F |
$1,200.00
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No. 12625. Signed by Hunt and Tatom. Angel Gabriel and church vignette lower left. Printed on thin, coarse stock. Fine, but vertically split with crude hinge repairs on the back. Some light staining to the face. Well margined and printed. The note presents a decent appearance and is very scarce. This is a collectible grade as Newman prices the note only in ''Good'' and ''Very Good''. |
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