Colonial Currency, Connecticut ACTS and LAWS

A leaf from a book of Colonial Acts and Laws of Connecticut, printed at New-London by Timothy Green, 1750. The leaf includes brief law on the taking of boats without leave. Folio 17/18. Fine condition

An Act for the settling and supporting of ministers, four pages. Extracted from a volume of Act and Laws of Connecticut printed at New-London, 1750. A copy of the title leaf accompanies this lot. Fine

A leaf from "The Acts and Laws of His Majesty's English Colony of Connecticut in New-England in America", printed at New London by Timothy Green, 1750. Folio 149/150. Fine condition, measures 7 x 11.5

***Auction Highlight*** Colonial Currency Connecticut Jun 19, 1776 Fr-CT212 5s 5 Shillings Printed By T. Green Slash Cancelled Grades Choice AU/BU Slider+.

***Auction Highlight*** Colonial Currency Connecticut Jun 19, 1776 Fr-CT206 9 pence Printed By T. Green Slash Cancelled Grades Choice CU (fc) The June 19, 1776 issue comprised $50,000 in six year non-

Colonial Currency Connecticut May 10, 1775 Fr-CT182 40s 40 Shillings Printed By T. Green Slash Cancelled Grades Choice AU.

Colonial Currency Connecticut Jan 1, 1776 Fr-DE78 6s 6 Shillings Printed By James Adams Grades Choice AU. John McKinly, Thomas Collins, and Boaz Manlove were the signers of this piece.The printer, Jam

Colonial Currency Connecticut July 1st, 1780 40s 40 Shillings Fr-CT240 Grades Choice AU/BU Slider.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 2 Shillings and 6 Pence, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT236). One of the signers (John Chester) was a member of the Continental Congress. Another signer (William Pitkin IV) wa

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT237). PCGS Choice New 63PPQ, Hole Cancelled. The paper is wholly fresh, and the embossing quite bold. Est. $120.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT237). PCGS EF45 PPQ, Hole Cancelled and a balanced, completely honest specimen. Est. $65.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 40 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT240). PCGS AU53 PPQ, Hole Cancelled. This Near Mint example is entirely pleasing to the eye. Est. $75.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 20 Shillings, July 1, 1780 (Fr-CT239). PCGS Ch AU58 PPQ, Hole Cancelled. The paper is bright and quite appealing. Est. $90.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 5 Shillings, March 1, 1780 (Fr-CT222). One of the signers (John Chester) was a member of the Continental Congress. PCGS AU53 PPQ, Hole Cancelled. Pleasing paper qu

U.S. Colonial Currency, Connecticut. 20 Shillings, June 1, 1780 (Fr-CT231). PCGS EF45 PPQ, Hole Cancelled. An honest example with bold signatures. Est. $65.

U.S. Colonial Currency. Connecticut July 1, 1780. Nine Pence (Fr-CT233). PCGS Apparent VF35. Hole Cancelled, Edge Splits Repaired.

U.S. Colonial Currency. Connecticut July 1, 1780. One Shilling (Fr-CT234). PCGS Apparent VF30. Hole Cancelled, Repaired Edge Tear.

A Colonial Connecticut Act for the "appointment and regulating Attorney's", printed at New-London by Timothy Green, 1750. One page in Fine condition, measues 7 x 11.5". Accompanied by color copy of th

Two Framed Connecticut Colonial Currency, both Hartford and New Haven one engraved 1799, Amos Doolittletwelve cents, five mills, black print to pass one gate for each, loaded wagon, sled and P. Sleigh

***Auction Highlight*** Connecticut Colonial Currency October 11th, 1777 4d 4 Pence Fr-CT216 Grades Gem CU. The October 11, 1777 issue was entirely made up of small denomination notes between 2d and 7

Connecticut Colonial Currency October 11th, 1777 4d 4 Pence Fr-CT216 Grades Choice AU/BU Slider+. The October 11, 1777 issue was entirely made up of small denomination notes between 2d and 7d values.

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 20s 20 Shillings Fr-CT226 Grades Select AU.

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 9d 9 Pence Fr-CT226 Grades Select AU. The June 1, 1780 emission was made up of £50,000 in four year interest bearing Treasury Notes with denomination

Connecticut Colonial Currency June 1st, 1780 9d 9 Pence Fr-CT226 Grades Choice CU. The June 1, 1780 emission was made up of £50,000 in four year interest bearing Treasury Notes with denomination