Colonial Currency, ELIAS BOUDINOT Signed Note

Autographs Elias Boudinot Signed December 16, 1790 Four Pence First Presbyterian Church at Newark, New Jersey Church Note ELIAS BOUDINOT (1740-1821). 10th President of the Continental Congress (1782-1

Famous Signers on Colonial Currency "Henry Middleton" Signed South Carolina Colonial Note President of the Continental Congress HENRY MIDDLETON (1717-1784). President of the Continental Congress from

1783 One Shilling Connecticut Pay Table Office Colonial Currency Note. The note is dated June 3, 1783. This note has been hand signed by Signer of the Declaration Oliver Walcott.

South Carolina Currency Charles Pinckney Jr. Signer of the U.S. Constitution Signed South Carolina 1778 3s&9d "Beaver" Vignette Note South Carolina. April 10, 1778. Three Shillings & Nine Pence. "Beav

Autographs Exceedingly Rare "Henry Middleton" President of the Continental Congress Signed South Carolina Note Rarity Without Any "Cancellation" Lines Through Its Signatures! HENRY MIDDLETON (1717-178

Georgia Currency 1773 Georgia Twenty Shillings Note Fully Signed & Issued Large Format Size PMG Graded Choice Extremely Fine-45 Georgia. 1773. Twenty Shillings. Fully Signed and Issued. Printed in Red

Autographs Charles Pinckney Jr. Signed April 10, 1778 South Carolina Note U.S. Constitution Signer PMG Choice Unc.-63 EPQ Exceptional Paper Quality. CHARLES PINCKNEY, JR. (1757-1824). Signer of the Un

DE-75 - 2 Shillings 6 Pence, Jan 1 1776. Same paper as Continental Currency used on this note which was signed by Boaz Manlove and John McKinley in black and in red by Thomas Collins F/VF note DE-87,

North Carolina ten shillings colonial currency note. Dated December, 1771 and signed. No. 2464.

Autographs Charles Thomson Continental Congress Secretary Signed March 10, 1769 Pennsylvania 9d Colonial Currency Note CHARLES THOMSON (1729-1824). Patriot Leader in Philadelphia during the American R

all pre-Revolutionary War, includes a Pennsylvania Six Pence note dated 1772 and signed by John Morton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, PMG graded 12 (Fine), and a New Jersey 30 Shilling no

Pennsylvania fifteen shillings colonial currency note. Dated October 1st, 1773 and signed. Printed by Hall and Sellers. Number 27728.

PA 223B Red and Black note 40 Shillings, stained; April 1777, signed by Levi Budd; G/VG with tears into note PA 215B Red and Black note; 2 shillings VG with central fold; PA-218A Black note 6 Shilling

South Carolina Currency Fully Signed and Issued December 23, 1776 South Carolina South Carolina. December 23, 1776 Act. Four Dollars, Burning "Ship" Vignette, Fully Signed and Issued, Crisp Extremely

Maryland Currency 1780 Maryland Fully Issued "Guaranteed" 5% Interest Note State of Maryland, June 28, 1780, Three Dollars, 5% Interest Per Annum "Guaranteed" by the United States Issue, Fully Signed

Two pieces of colonial currency including; 1.) A 40 Shilling note issued by Pennsylvania (F-PA-180) on 20 July 1775 signed by Samuel C. Morris (1711–1782) merchant and colonial politician, John Bene

Twenty shillings Delaware colonial currency. Printed by James Adams, 1776. Serial number 20235. Signed by John Mckinly.

Printed by James Adams, signed by John McKinly, Thomas Collins, and Boaz Manlove. Serial 5998. Wear as expected with age, creasing and folds, residue. IMPORTANT: Before bidding, please read the terms

Printed by Isaac Collins, 1776; and Signed by Robert Smith, J. Deare, and John Smyth. Note warning on reverse : "To counterfeit is Death."

Oct. 7, 1776 Note for "Eight Spanish Milled Dollars or their value in Gold or Silver." Signed B. Dickson and J. Wray. Mounted together with a 1864 Confederate States of America ten dollar bill, Richmo

Pennsylvania Currency Rare March 10, 1769 Pennsylvania Two Shillings Note Pennsylvania, March 10, 1769, Two Shillings, Plate A, City of Philadelphia, Fully signed, Very Good. Fr. PA-140. This scarce i

North Carolina twenty six shillings & eight pence colonial currency note. Dated March 9th, 1754 and illegibly signed. PCGS graded VF20.

A 1778 $5 Colonial Currency Note by Congress of Philadelphia, PA September 26th, 1778. Signed. Serial Number 300873.Provenance: Albany, NY Estate

North Carolina twenty six shillings & eight pence colonial currency note. Dated March 9th, 1754 and illegibly signed. PCGS graded at Fine 15.