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Categories • Stack's September 2005 Autumn → U. S. Paper Currency → Early American Paper Currency → Continental and Colonial Currency → Continental Congress |
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Lot # |
Description |
Grade |
Hammer Price |
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November 29, 1775. Seven Dollars
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VF |
$70.00
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No.18344. Signed by George Campbell and Daniel Clymer. Very Fine. Four decent margins. A small ink stain beneath the serial number. A note that has good crispness with a single central fold. |
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Categories • Stack's September 2005 Autumn → U. S. Paper Currency → Early American Paper Currency → Confederate States of America Currency |
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Description |
Grade |
Hammer Price |
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$100.00. T-39. Train
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CH AU |
$275.00
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Savannah back stamps. Choice About Uncirculated; $100.00. T-41. Slaves Hoeing Cotton. Savannah back stamps. About Uncirculated; 1863: $10.00. T-59. Capitol. Extremely Fine; $5.00. T-60. Capitol at Richmond. Fine; 1864. $10.00. T-68. Horse Pulling Cannon. Very Fine plus; $5.00. T-69. Capitol at Richmond. Fine plus; $2.00. T-70. Benjamin. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. 7 pieces. |
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$100.00. T-41. Slaves Hoeing Cotton
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AU |
$150.00
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Very Good with a number in pencil at the top right front; $50.00. T-66. Jefferson Davis. Very Fine but cut close at the top; $20.00. T-67. Capitol at Nashville. About Uncirculated but cut close to the margin at the bottom and the left side; $10.00. T-68. Horses Pulling Cannon. Extremely Fine. Cut into the design at the top; $5.00. Capitol at Richmond. Very Good. Cut close on all four sides.... more |
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$2.00. T-61. Judah Benjamin
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CH EF |
$190.00
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A strong Very Good with many pinholes and a small edge tear at the right; 50¢. T-63. Bust of Jefferson Davis. Extremely Fine. Margins are cut close on all sides. A pinhole near the lower center; $50.00. T-66. Jefferson Davis. Choice Extremely Fine. Nice crispness with excellent color; $10.00. T-68. Horses Pulling Cannon. Choice Extremely Fine with vivid color and great paper quality; $5.00. T-69.... more |
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Categories • Stack's September 2005 Autumn → U. S. Paper Currency → Early American Paper Currency → U. S. Obsolete Currency |
| Lot # |
Description |
Grade |
Hammer Price |
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MASSACHUSETTS. Phoenix Bank. $1.00-$1.00-$2.00-$3.00
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EF |
$120.00
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Nantucket. 1810-30's. Perkins Plate type. Unissued. Extremely Fine or better, looks New at first glance. |
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MIXED OBSOLETE BANKNOTES AND NORTH CAROLINA STATE BILLS. MISSISSIPPI
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EF |
$1,100.00
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Northern Bank of Mississippi. $100.00. Holley Springs. 1830's. Plenty seated, statue at right. Haxby MS-100 G16. Unissued. Tough note, listed in proof only, with no plate photo in Haxby. Fine plus; also, obsolete notes: State Bank, Mt. Vernon, IN $2; Waubeek Bank, Desoto, NE $2; Commercial Bank of NJ, Perth Amboy, NJ $3. Average Good to Very Good; Mixed 1862/1863 State of North Carolina notes:... more |
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NEW YORK. Chemical Bank. $2.00
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AU |
$700.00
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New York. 1830's. India paper Proof by Durand, Perkins & Company. Female seated next to apothecarial oven. Lafayette standing at the right; Franklin portrait left. Haxby NY-1505 Unlisted Type. The $1 note from this series is listed as G4. Some handling, but choice India paper. About Uncirculated with the look of a Choice proof. |
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MIXED OBSOLETE SCRIP, NOTES AND CHECKS. NEW YORK. Chemical Bank. $3.00
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VG |
$40.00
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New York. 1830. Spurious. Eagle; Van Buren right. Very Good; Scrip Notes: Mt. Pleasant Apothecary Store 20¢ Unissued; White & Hill, per Indian Head Bank. 25¢. Fine; Bank of New York. 1871. Imprinted revenue check for $10,000.00, blue texts. Payable in Gold. Very Fine with cut cancel. 4 pieces. |
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UNCUT OBSOLETE NOTE SHEETS. LOUISIANA. New Orleans Canal & Banking Co
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AU |
$90.00
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/Canal Bank. $10.00-$10.00-$10.00-$10.00. New Orleans. Early 1860's. Red tint by NBN. Eagle as used on $100.00 Two Year Federal Interest note. Unissued. Light aging as normal. About Uncirculated; VERMONT. Bank of Windsor. $1.00-$1.00-$2.00-$3.00. Windsor. 1810-30's. Perkins Plate type. Unissued. Some handling, but essentially Crisp Uncirculated. 2 pieces. |
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