U.S. Currency Notes

Pair of 1864 Confederate $20 banknotes VFClean, useful pair of $20 CSA banknotes from 1864 that grades at least VF. Each has different signers. Suggested bid $60 (Image)

Est. 40.00-80.00

U.S. Currency Notes

Pair of Louisiana Obsolete Curreny NotesNice, crisp pair of unsigned, unused obsolete Louisiana currency. No creases. Suggested bid $100 (Image)

Est. 75.00-150.00

U.S. Currency Notes

1862 $1 The Somerset and Worcester Savings Bank Obsolete NoteCivil War era $1 obsolete note form the Somerset and Worcester Savings Bank. This attractive note printed by the American Bank Note Company during the Civil War features a detailed Vignette of Ceres seated by two sheep above the bank title. On the left is a Vignette of a beehive, representing Industry. Blank back as issued. Very Fine condition. Suggested bid $75 (Image)

Est. 50.00-100.00

U.S. Currency Notes

1841 $5 The Northampton Bank - Allentown, Pennsylvania Note1841 $5 The Northampton Bank note from Allentown, Pennsylvania. This note grades Very Fine. This note features a Vignette of a beehive at the center, representing Industry, flanked by two medallion heads topped with dragons. Blank back as issued. Interesting pre-printed paper fold at top center. Light overall paper folds. Suggested bid $50 (Image)

Est. 40.00-80.00

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1841 US Obsolete Currency - Towanda Bank, $1 One Dollar19th Century United States Obsolete Currency. $1 one dollar - The Towanda Bank of Pennsylvania. Circulated, Fine condition. Bill features horses, an eagle, a princess and a Native American. Blank back as issued. Overall light paper folds, lack of freshness. Still a tough note to find. Suggested bid $50 (Image)

Est. 40.00-80.00

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(2)Civil war Era Obsolete Virginia $20 BanknotesPair of $20 obsolete banknotes from two different Virginia banks. One is a very pretty mutli-color note from the Central Bank of Virginia and the other is from the Exchange Bank of Norfolk. Both have minor faults. Both are black back as issued. Suggested bid $75 (Image)

Est. 50.00-100.00

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1861 $5 The Bank of Philippi, (West) Virigina Obsolete Note1861 $5 The Bank of Philippi note from Philippi, (West) Virginia. This note grades Very Fine+ with some very faint paper folds, blank back as issued. Signed by proper authorities. An attractive green and black note issued just days after the beginning of the Civil War! Rare and early West Virginia small town currency note. The population was 2,966 at the 2010 census. In 1861, the city was the site of the Battle of Philippi, known as "The Philippi Races". Although a minor skirmish, this is considered the earliest notable land action of the American Civil War. This note was issued 30 days before that battle. Suggested bid $250 (Image)

Est. 200.00-300.00

U.S. Currency Notes

Numismatic Literature Box LotA few dozen different publications, hard and soft bound, on U.S. and foreign coins and currency. Will the pricing is no longer relevant the basic information is still valuable. Good lot to study up on if you want to become a coin or currency collector. Suggested bid $75 (Image)

Est. 50.00-100.00