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$50 Fourth Liberty Loan 4 1/4% October 24, 1918 Gold Bon Of 1933-1938, in XF-AU condition with some folds; please inspect. (Image)
Estimate $300-400
1861 New Orleans, Jackson & Great Northern Railroad $2 Note with (5) Civil War Bullets, Framed, Civil War-era framed display featuring an 1861 New Orleans, Jackson & Great Northern Railroad Company $2 note, dated August 1861, New Orleans, Louisiana. The note features a prominent steam locomotive vignette with ornate engraved borders and denomination panels. Accompanied by five lead projectiles, individually identified on the display as a .52 Sharps Carbine.44 Colt Army Model.58 Standard Minié.69 Musket Ball, and .56 Spencer Carbine. The currency exhibits age-related toning and handling wear, while the projectiles display varying degrees of surface oxidation and discoloration. Shipping charges apply - weight 3.8 lbs. (Image)
Estimate $150-200
Civil War Confederate Soldier Correspondence & 1861 North Carolina $1 Note, Framed, Civil War-era framed display featuring an original envelope addressed to Sergeant James W. Eason, Company C, 5th North Carolina State Troops, at Smithfield, North Carolina, C.S.A., accompanied by an October 11, 1861, State of North Carolina $1 currency note. The envelope bears period handwritten addressing and exhibits age-related wear, staining, and minor edge losses. The currency note features an allegorical female vignette and sailing ship, with circulation wear and toning. An interesting historical assemblage combining Confederate military correspondence, state-issued currency, and documented soldier history. Presented in a wooden frame. Shipping charges apply - weight 4.2 lbs. (Image)
Estimate $100-150
1864 Confederate States $10 Note with (8) Civil War Bullets, Irish Brigade Battle of Antietam Display, Framed, Civil War-era framed historical display featuring an 1864 Confederate States of America $10 note depicting Confederate Secretary of State Robert M.T. Hunter, accompanied by eight lead projectiles of various types. The projectiles are individually labeled, including examples identified as .52 Sharps Carbine.58 Standard Minié.58 Gardner Richmond Arsenal.69 Musket Ball.52 Ringtail Sharps.52 Spencer Carbine, and .58 Williams Cleaner, with one additional projectile. The display incorporates a colorful illustration of the famed Irish Brigade at the Battle of Antietam, September 17, 1862. Shipping charges apply - weight 6 lbs. (Image)
Estimate $150-200
Confederate States of America, 1861–1864, Currency & $100 Bond, Group of (8), An interesting assortment of Confederate States of America currency and financial instruments from the Civil War era, comprising an 1863 $100 Confederate States bond with attached interest coupons, an 1861 $50 note featuring Jefferson Davis, an 1864 $100 note featuring Lucy Pickens, two 1861 50¢ notes, and $5, $10, and $20 Confederate notes dated 1861 and 1864. A varied grouping of Confederate paper money representing several denominations and designs, including engraved portraits, architectural vignettes, and military scenes. Mixed condition, with varying degrees of circulation, folds, staining, edge wear, and handling. Offered as one lot. (8 items). Shipping charges apply - weight 1.8 lbs. (Image)
Estimate $300-500
CSA. Lot of February 17, 1864 issues., Includes: $20. T-67 (3); $10. T-68 (3), and $5. T-69 (3). One About Good, the rest Good-Fine. (9). (Video for this lot) (Image)
Estimate $100-150
CSA. Quartet of Notes, 1861-1864., Includes: $50. February 17, 1864. T-66. VF; $20. September 2, 1861. T-18. Fine; $5. December 2, 1862. T-53. Hammer cut-cancelled. Fine+; and $2. April 6, 1863. T-61. VG. (4). (Image)
Estimate $100-150
1862 Western & Atlantic Railroad 50¢ Note with Civil War-Era Bullets & Eagle Button, Framed, Civil War-era historical display featuring an 1862 Western & Atlantic Railroad 50-cent note, dated June 16, 1862, Atlanta, Georgia, with a steam locomotive vignette. Accompanied by two lead bullets and an eagle-design military-style button, all attractively arranged in a wooden frame. The railroad note exhibits circulation wear, staining, and age-related toning. An interesting assemblage of Civil War-era railroad currency and military memorabilia. Offered as framed. Shipping charges apply - weight 2.6 lbs. (Image)
Estimate $100-150
1861-1864 Confederate States Currency Collection of (11) Notes, 50¢-$100, representing a broad range of Civil War-era denominations and designs. Includes an 1864 50 Cents note; 1864 $1; 1864 $2; 1864 $5; 1864 $10; two different 1864 $20 notes, including the ship design; 1863 $50 note; 1864 $50 note; and two $100 notes, including the 1864 Lucy Pickens issue; varying degrees of circulation, toning, folds, edge wear and other age-related characteristics; several retain particularly strong color and eye appeal; please inspect. (PDF for this Lot) (Image)
Estimate $400-600
1862 North Carolina $1 Confederate-Era Note with (5) Civil War-Style Bullets, Framed, Civil War-era framed display featuring an 1862 State of North Carolina $1 note, dated September 1862, with ornate engraved borders and decorative lettering. Accompanied by five lead projectiles, individually identified on the display as a .56 Spencer Carbine.44 Colt Army Model.58 Standard Minié.69 Musket Ball, and .52 Sharps Carbine. The currency exhibits age-related toning and handling wear, while the projectiles display varying degrees of oxidation and surface discoloration. Attractively arranged in a wooden display frame. An interesting assemblage of Confederate-era currency and Civil War military memorabilia. Shipping charges apply - weight 4.2 lbs. (Image)
Estimate $100-150
Confederate Modern Reprint Collection, Box of a few hundred Confederate modern reprint facsimile notes; political satirical Notes, mainly from the 1970s and 80s; and a hodge-podge of miscellaneous items. Hundreds of items, condition ranges from Fine to choice uncirculated. Shipping charges apply - weight 3 lbs. (PDF for this Lot) (PDF2 for this Lot) (Image)
Estimate $100-200
Group of (4) Fr. T-66 1864 $50 Confederate States Of America CSA Bank Notes (Fr-T-66), notes in VF-XF condition; please inspect (4). (PDF for this Lot) (Image)
Estimate $200-300
Group of (3) Confederate States Of America CSA Bank Notes. 1861, includes: (1) Fr. T-36 1861 $5 Confederate States Of America CSA Bank Note, VF-XF (2) T-20 1861 $20 Confederate States Of America CSA Bank Notes (one note has tears in middle), F-VF condition; please inspect (3 total). (PDF for this Lot) (Image)
Estimate $250-350
Group of (6) Fr. T-69 1864 $5 Confederate States Of America CSA Bank Notes, 1864 (Fr-T-69), condition ranges from VG-VF; please inspect (6 total). (PDF for this Lot) (Image)
Estimate $100-150
Colonial & Continental Currency, 1776–1779, Group of (6) Revolutionary War Era Notes, An interesting group of (6) Colonial and Continental Currency notes dating from 1776 to 1779, representing Massachusetts, Connecticut, and the Continental Congress during the American Revolutionary War. Includes two Massachusetts October 18, 1776, 1 Shilling 6 Pence notes featuring the iconic pine tree reverse; a September 26, 1778, Continental Currency $50 note; a July 22, 1776, Continental Currency $5 note; an October 11, 1777, Connecticut 5 Pence note; and a 1779 Massachusetts 2 Shillings note featuring the rising sun emblem and pine tree reverse. An appealing assortment of early American paper money with historic Revolutionary War significance. Conditions vary, with circulation, folds, staining, edge wear, and some damage. Inspection recommended. (Image)
Estimate $750-1,000
May 9, 1776 Continental Currency $1-$8 Counterfeit Detector Uncut Sheet PMG 45 (Fr-CC-31-38DT), Continental Currency, May 9, 1776, Partial Uncut Sheet of (8) Counterfeit Detector Notes, Fr. CC-31-38DT, comprising the $1, $2, $3, $4, $5, $6, $7 and $8 denominations. PMG Choice Extremely Fine 45, with Minor Paper Damage noted. An impressive and scarce Revolutionary War-era multiple featuring the complete denomination sequence and Benjamin Franklin-associated nature-print designs on the reverses. Intact Continental Currency detector sheets are considerably scarcer than individual notes and are highly desirable as display pieces. (Image)
Estimate $2,500-3,500
Continental Currency, September 26, 1778. $60. Fr. CC-87 (Fr-CC-87), Fine (F12–15) appearance, with visible edge damage, particularly along the upper and right margins. The reverse printing is somewhat faded. (Image)
Estimate $100-150
New Jersey Colonial Currency, March 25, 1776, Eighteen Pence (Fr-NJ-175), Appears Extremely Fine or better, with bold signatures, strong red and black printing, and light toning. A small circular white area is visible on the reverse, possibly a paper disturbance or residue; please inspect. (Image)
Estimate $200-300
New Jersey Colonial Currency, March 25, 1776, Three Shillings. (Fr-NJ-177), Appears Extremely Fine or better, with strong original signatures, attractive red and black printing, and light toning. The reverse leaf vignette is particularly sharp; please inspect. (Image)
Estimate $200-300
New Jersey Colonial Currency, March 25, 1776, Six Shillings. (Fr-NJ-178), Extremely Fine appearance, please inspect. (Image)
Estimate $150-200
New Jersey Colonial Currency, March 25, 1776, Twelve Shillings (Fr-NJ-181), Extremely Fine or better with strong signatures, attractive red and black printing, and minor toning. The reverse leaf design is particularly sharp; please inspect. (Image)
Estimate $200-300
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $20-$4 Uncut Colonial Pair Fr. RI-289/285 PMG 58 EPQ (Fr-RI-289/285), Rhode Island, July 2, 1780, uncut pair comprising the $20 and $4 denominations, Fr. RI-289 and RI-285. Serial No. 1530. Printed by Hall and Sellers with Harris and Comstock signatures. An attractive Revolutionary War-era colonial currency multiple retaining broad original selvage. PMG Choice About Uncirculated 58 EPQ, Remainder. (Image)
Estimate $600-800
Group of (6) Confederate Counterfeit Notes Plus (9) CSA Bond Coupons, 1860s, denominations for Counterfeit notes: (1) $5 (1) $10 (2) $50 (2) $100; denominations for the bond coupons range from $4-$30; condition ranges from Poor-AU; please inspect (15 items total). (PDF for this Lot) (Image)
Estimate $200-300
Group of (6) 1862–1863 U.S. First & Second Issue Fractional Currency, comprising First and Second Issue examples in denominations of 5, 10, and 25 cents. Includes three First Issue Postage Currency notes with ABC monograms and three Second Issue notes featuring George Washington with bronze oval surcharges. An attractive assortment with varying degrees of toning, staining, and handling. Condition ranges from Very Fine to Uncirculated (VF–UNC). (Image)
Estimate $250-350
Group of (5) Fr. 1309 Fifth Issue 25 Cent Fractional Currency Notes, all uncirculated or better; please inspect. (Image)
Estimate $400-600
Group of (4) 1862–1870 New Jersey Fractional Currency Notes-Jersey City & Salem Glass Works, group of (4) New Jersey fractional currency notes, including two November 5, 1862 Jersey City Mayor and Common Council issues in denominations of 5 and 10 cents, and two August 22, 1870 Salem Glass Works merchant notes in denominations of 5 and 10 cents; condition appears about uncirculated or better; please inspect (4). (Image)
Estimate $150-200
Group of (5) Fr. 1309 Fifth Issue 25 Cent Fractional Currency Notes, all about uncirculated or better; please inspect. (Image)
Estimate $300-500
Fr. 1226 3 Cents Third Issue Light Background PMG 65 Gem Uncirculated EPQ (Fr-1226).Estimate $250-350
Fr. 1230 5 Cent First Issue PCGS 67 PPQ Superb Gem New (Fr-1230).Estimate $800-1,200
Fr. 1240 10 Cents First Issue Perforated Edges / With Monogram PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated EPQ (Fr-1240).Estimate $400-600
Fr. 1267 15 Cents Fourth Issue Allison / Spinner / Watermarked Paper / 40mm Seal PMG 66 Gem Uncirculated EPQ (Fr-1267).Estimate $400-600
Fr. 1281 25 Cents First Issue PCGS 64 PPQ Very Choice New (Fr-1281).Estimate $200-300
Fr. 1282 25¢ First Issue Obverse and Reverse Uniface Proof Pair (Fr-1282), Proof, straight edges, without ABNC monogram. Probably from a shield. Brown with 5 over lapped U.S. Jefferson 5 Cents Stamps in center. Choice VF to XF condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $200-300
Fr. 1286a 25 Cents Second Issue Slate Black / With Surcharge "18-63" & "S" PMG 30 Very Fine (Fr-1286a). (Image)
Estimate $500-750
Fr. 1290 25¢ Second Issue (Fr-1290), Rothert-34, Washington at center flanked by 25's, With overprint "18-63"and "T-2", fiber paper, Choice VF to XF condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $300-400
Fr. 1291 25¢ Third Issue Uniface Obverse & Reverse Specimen Pair (Fr-1291), Uniface specimen pair of obverse & reverse, Portrait of Fessenden at center, printed signatures of Colby and Spinner, "SPECIMEN" Inverted on reverse, Choice VF to XF condition or better. (2). (Image)
Estimate $350-500
Fr. 1294 25¢ Third Issue (Fr-1294), Rothert-57, Portrait of Fessenden at center, Green reverse, No "a", printed signatures, Choice XF to AU condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $200-300
Fr. 1301 25¢ Fourth Issue (Fr-1301), Rothert-124. Portrait of Washington at left, Large 40mm red seal, watermarked paper with pink silk fibers, Choice VF to XF condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $200-300
Fr. 1308 25¢ Fifth Issue (Fr-1308), Rothert-137. Portrait of Walker at left, Red seal with long key, back with large 25 at right, Choice VF to XF condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $150-200
Fr. 1310 50 Cents First Issue Perforated Edges w/ ABNCo. Monogram PCGS 66 Gem New (Fr-1310), from the James A. Kadin, MD Collection.Estimate $2,000-2,500
Fr. 1312 50 Cents First Issue, Straight Edges w/ ABNCo. Monogram PCGS 67 PPQ Superb Gem New (Fr-1312), from the James A. Kadin, MD Collection.Estimate $2,500-3,500
Fr. 1324 50 Cents Third Issue Colby / Spinner / Red Back PMG 65 Gem Uncirculated EPQ (Fr-1324).Estimate $500-600
Fr. 1324-1327 50¢ Third Issue Uniface Wide Margin Obverse Proof (Fr-1324-1327), Uniface wide margin proof, General Spinner portrait at center, printed signatures, Choice XF to AU condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $300-400
Fr. 1328 50¢ Third Issue Uniface Wide Margined Obverse Proof, Autographed Signatures (Fr-1328), Uniface wide margin obverse proof, General Spinner portrait at center, autographed signatures of Colby and Spinner, Choice XF to AU condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $300-400
Fr. 1328 50 Cents Third Issue Colby / Spinner / Hand Signed / Red Back PMG 64 Choice Uncirculated EPQ (Fr-1328).Estimate $300-400
Fr. 1331 50¢ Third Issue (Fr-1331), Rothert-102. Green reverse, General Spinner portrait at center, without overprint, Choice XF to AU condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $300-400
Fr. 1337 50¢ Third Issue (Fr-1337), Rothert-108. Green reverse, General Spinner portrait at center, with "1" on obverse and overprint "A-2-6-5" on reverse, Choice XF to AU condition or better. (Image)
Estimate $500-750
Fr. 1339 50¢ Third Issue Redesigned Back (Fr-1339), Rothert-110. Redesigned Green back, General Spinner portrait at center, without overprint, Choice VF to XF condition with a small bend on the top right corner. (Image)
Estimate $300-400
Fr. 1347 50 Cents Third Issue Colby / Spinner / Red Back / Surcharge "A-2-6-5" PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated EPQ (Fr-1347).Estimate $400-600
Fr. 1355 50 Cents Third Issue Colby / Spinner / Red Back / Hand Signed PMG 63 Choice Uncirculated (Fr-1355).Estimate $250-350
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