United States 1896 five dollars Educational Silver Certificate appears to be in very fine condition. (Image)

An art museum and historical library in four stockbooks. A huge hoard of German Areas Notgeld, or emergency currency, issued by numerous cities, towns, and regions in the German Empire and the Weimar Republic, 1917-1920’s. About 1,500 individual items. Almost no duplication. The currency might have had only fleeting purchasing power, but the colors, design, printing methods, and subject matter lend each note enduring artistic and cultural value. Condition is excellent overall; few notes saw any actual use. Neatly organized. Awaiting a new owner who will give direction and focus to this assemblage of hundreds and hundreds of items. (Image)

United States 1896 two dollars Educational Silver Certificate appears to be in extra fine condition. (Image)

United States 1896 one dollar Educational Silver Certificate appears to be in almost uncirculated condition. (Image)

Massachusetts Bay “Codfish Note” colonial currency four shillings, six pence from. October 18, 1776. In circulated condition, severely folded vertically middle, barely staying as an intact note. Still super scarce and historical. (Image)

Twelve Confederate States of America currency from 1861 to 1864. Includes one dollar to one hundred dollars in circulated condition which varies from note to note. Also involves six notes from North Carolina and one from the City of Richmond. Coming along for the ride is an additional two US fractional currencies. A well-rounded holding which needs viewing to come up with a comfortable buying price. (Image)

United States fractional currency selection involving 9 fifty cents cents from the First, Third, Fourth, and Fifth Issues. Notes are in various stages of circulated condition. (Image)

United States fractional currency selection comprising of 9 ten cents from the First, Second, Third, and Fifth Issues. Notes are in various stages of circulated condition. (Image)

United States 1906 $20 gold certificate currency Fr. 1186. Graded by PCGS very fine 30. (Image)

United States 1917 $1 Legal Tender currency Fr. 39 Speelman/White. Graded by PMG choice about unc. 58. (Image)

United States thirteen currency selection. Includes 1899 and 1923 one-dollar silver certificates and 1917 one-dollar legal tender note. Also Republic of Texas currency from the early 1840s comprising one, two, three, five, ten,100, and 500 dollars in poor condition having severe tears, fraying, foxing, and some pieces missing. Likewise includes one each five, ten dollars from 1864 Confederate States and one-dollar 1854 Bank of Washtenaw, Michigan. Still fascinating historical grouping. Condition as per scans; so viewing important in order to place a bid. (Image)

United States fractional currency selection involving 5 twenty-five cents from the First, Second, and Third Issues. Notes are in different stages of circulated condition. (Image)

New Jersey fifteen shillings colonial currency from March 25, 1776 in nice circulated condition. (Image)

Group of canceled and audited 1862 5 and 10¢ obsolete notes from Portage County, Ohio in the town of Ravenna. Includes five, 5 centers and ten, 10 centers. Mixed condition. Canceled in 1883. (Image)

Maryland four dollars colonial currency from April 10, 1774 in circulated condition. (Image)

United States 1914 $10 Federal Reserve currency New York Fr. 911a. Graded by PMG very fine 25. (Image)

United States fractional currency selection consisting of 5 five cents from the First, Second, and Third Issues in various stages of circulated condition. (Image)

Massachusetts Bay two dollars colonial currency from May 5, 1780 in circulated condition. (Image)

United States Continental colonial currency eight dollars from July 22, 1776 in circulated condition. (Image)

United States Continental colonial currency six dollars from February 26, 1777 in circulated condition. (Image)

Three 19th Century currency notes: one dollar and two dollar "Bay State Mining Company" 1860s era script and an 1894 "Postal Note" with a face value of two cents. All are intact and in well circulated condition. (Image)

United States PCGS 1899 one dollar Silver Certificate Fr 233 graded Fine 15. (Image)

Two Confederate currencies consisting of a 1862 one hundred dollars in circulated condition and a 1861 five dollars which has old glue observe damage to its four corners and fraying on its edges. (Image)

United States 1995 uncut sheets of four currency consisting of two two dollars and one each one dollar and five dollars all in their original holders and envelopes. (Image)

Confederate States 1861 twenty dollars currency in circulated condition. Note has several tiny pin size holes from age. Still decent example. (Image)