1837 Philad. Currency Political / Satirical Note

Bar of the Mansion House 1837 25¢ Satirical note. “Jackson, Van Buren And Benton Democratic Currency”, Vicksburg, Mississippi, “Twenty-Five Cents, In Mississippi money”, Remainder note. Extre

“Capital Currency”, “Abrams Preaching on a fire plug, corner of 4th & Arch”, No. 102, Spruce Street, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, June 1, 1837, #229, signed T. Young and Isaac Abrams, Rulau HT-

“The Vicksburg”, Vicksburg, Mississippi, “Twelve and a Half Cents Worth of Refreshments” note and “Twenty-Five Cents Worth of Refreshments” note, card backing. Very Fine condition.

A collection of eight rarer late 19th century American currency political notes. Includes: "Mighty Dollar" type on card, Muggin's Bank, 1862 satire "16 to 1 Gravel Bank, 1876 Bank of Bread, United Sha

Vicksburg, Mississippi, “Three Dollars Worth of Refreshments”. Very Fine condition.

Vicksburg, Mississippi, May 1, 1837, signed, #10, “Three Dollars Worth of Refreshments”. Very Fine condition.

“Abrams Preaching on a fire plug, corner of 4th & Arch”, No. 102, Spruce Street, South Side, Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, May 16, 1837, #150, signed T. Young and Isaac Abrams, Rulau HT-N26. Fine-Ve

Bar of the Mansion House 1837 25¢ Satirical note. Vicksburg, Mississippi, May 1, 1837, signed Andrew Jackson, #41, “Twenty-Five Cents, In Mississippi money”. Fine condition (repairs).

Trustees of the National Loan Office, Washington, D.C., July 4, 1838, A #5838, Rulau HT-N20A. Very Fine condition.

BANK OF MANCHESTER, MANCHESTER

The most intricate and furioso 1837 Hard Times Period satirical cartoon note. Designed by David Claypool Johnson. Numerous satirical references with dominant Martin Van Buren caricature vignette at to

C.D. Hudson 1837 6 1/4¢ Satirical scrip note. Hudson’s Specie Circular”, “SIX-Pence, On Demand, at Benjamin Ashby’s store”, Auburn, New York, August 14, 1837, #1089, signed C.D. Hudson, Oli

GROUP OF FRAMED 1837 CANADIAN CURRENCY REVOLUTIONARY, 4 BANK NOTES

1827 Hard Times Period satirical note printed on thin white paper. Payable to Martin Van Buren and Co. for Five Dollars in Glory. Boar vignette left, rays of glory emanate from title across top center

An assortment of obsolete currency dated 1837 & 1852 from The City of New Orleans. Denominations of $50 & $20. Total of 24 $50 notes and 31 $20 notes.

$3.00 MANCHESTER BANK 1837 AND $10 VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE 1862. NICE! ESTIMATE: $175-$250

1822 CHECK TRENTON BANKING CO, TWENTY FIVE CENTS 1862 JERSEY CITY, NJ; FIVE CENT NOTE 1862 JERSEY CITY, NJ; 1837 $1.00 NOTE SOUTHWARK BANK, PHILADELPHIA. 4 TOTAL. ESTIMATE: $300-$400

Small collection of five different types, all printed on brittle white paper in green. All with vignette and printed on both sides with Greenback Party satirical texts, circa 1879 - 1880. Good - EF on

US Fifty and Twenty 'In Gold Coin' Currency notes. 1) Fifty Dollars 'in gold coin' note Series 1922. 2) Three Twenty Dollars 'in gold coin' currency note Series of 1922. Copy and paste link for high-r

SERIES 1902 FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY NOTE "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND" ILLINOIS "6653" AND SERIES 1902 FIVE DOLLAR NATIONAL CURRENCY RED SEAL NOTE "FIRST NATIONAL BANK OF HIGHLAND" ILLINOIS

First is a $1 silver certificate series 1896 Tillman + Morgan. Folds. Condition: Very good plus. The second is a $5 silver certificate large note series 1899 Lyons + Roberts. Folds. Condition: Very go

FR# 472, Rosecrans/Nebeker, Serial # 5175, Charter # 4735, The Elgin National Bank of Elgin, Illinois, Only 10 Large Size Known, Only Brown Back Known!

First National Bank of Dallas, Pennsylvania. Good condition. AJ.

Large lot of paper currency notes consists of: a $1 silver certificate, Speelman & White, Aug 4th 1899, worn and has folds, but no tears, G to VG; a $1 large note, series 1917, Elliot & Burke, minor f