1873 $1 State of South Carolina Obsolete Currency Note

Includes February 1, 1863 five and seventy-five cent notes, Keatinge & Ball March 15, 1864 50 cent note and 1861 twenty-five cent note. Overall wear, discoloration, tears, and losses. 25 cent note wit

Group of five State of South Carolina obsolete currency notes. Includes four 2 dollar notes dated December 1st, 1873, together with a twenty dollar note dated March 2nd, 1872. All appear to be uncircu

Three State of South Carolina obsolete currency notes. Includes a one dollar note, a two dollar note, and a three dollar note. All are dated December 1st, 1873.

Group of six South Carolina Railroad Company obsolete currency notes. Includes two 1 dollar notes dated July 1st, 1873, a one dollar note that is unsigned and not dated, two 2 dollar notes dated July

(1) State of South Carolina Justice of the Peace summons dated 1818. Measures 4" X 7 1/2" (1) Commercial Bank of Tennessee, Memphis July 1st, 1864 Promissory Note for $208.33, with a ten cent George W

Includes The Cotton Planters Loan Association of the Fifth Congressional District of South Carolina $5 note, May 15, 1852, F.W. Borneman. The State of North Carolina $1 note, Sept. 1, 1862. Discolorat

Group of six obsolete currency notes from The Bank of the State of South Carolina. Includes a one dollar note dated March 8th, 1862, a two dollar note dated June 1st, 1862, and four 10 dollar notes.

Group of five obsolete currency notes from The State of South Carolina. Includes a one dollar note dated January, 1866, a two dollar note dated January, 1866, a five dollar note dated January, 1866, a

Group of four obsolete currency notes. Includes a one dollar note from the Bank of the State of South Carolina dated 1861, a five dollar note from the State Bank, South Carolina dated 1855, a ten doll

The Bank of Georgetown, South Carolina. $10 obsolete currency note, dated October 1, 1854. Note No. 6047. Written in ink script on the reserve side, " Augusta, Ga. 1854". Comes with protective sleeve.

Group of six obsolete currency notes from the State of North Carolina. Group includes a January 1, 1863 twenty-five cents note, a September 1, 1862 fifty cents note, an October 18, 1861 one dollar not

ONE DOLLAR - THE BANK OF THE STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

ONE DOLLAR - BANK of the STATE OF SOUTH CAROLINA

STATE BANK OF SOUTH CAROLINA 1855 $5.00, VIRGINIA TREASURY NOTE $5.00, AND BANK OF LEXINGTON 1861 $5.00

1873 South Carolina Rail Road Company $1 Train Ticket Obsolete Note  Estimate: $80

Collection of 19th century bank notes including The Merchants Bank of South Carolina $5, The Exeter New Hampshire Bank 1855 $3, The Phoenix Bank of Charlestown MA 1859 $1, State of Maryland Farmers Me

A collection of United States obsolete currency to include ranges from 75 cents to $20. Includes South Carolina, Augusta Insurance & Banking, Planters Bank Fairfield, Charleston, Manchester and Richmo

1800's SOUTH CAROLINA OBSOLETE $1 $3 $100 BANKNOTES Lot of four 1800's South Carolina obsolete banknotes. To include:  $1 Charleston, Bank of the State of South Carolina note, Serial number 238,

Excellent group of 23 pieces, all 19th Century American both US and Confederate. Includes: Florida, Georgia, Alabama, South and North Carolina Fractional Currency, Texas Treasury Warrant, Confederate

Three obsolete currency notes from The Merchants' Bank of South Carolina. Includes two five dollar notes dated August, 1857, and a five dollar note dated January, 1858.

Two obsolete currency notes from The Bank of Hamburg, South Carolina. Both are five dollar notes and are illegibly signed and dated.

Two obsolete currency notes issued by The Merchants' Bank of South Carolina. Both are five dollar notes, signed and dated May, 1859.

Very Cool 1872 $50 South Carolina, Columbia Obsolete Currency Note SCCR-8 George Washinton Graded cu66 EPQ By PMG. These Very Cool Notes Are Nearly 150 Years Old . They were issued as an “IOU”

Very Cool 1872 $20 South Carolina, Columbia Obsolete Currency Note SCCR-7 Graded cu66 EPQ By PMG. The South Carolina 1872 $20 Revenue Bond Scrip CR-7 is a fascinating piece of financial history that p