FIVE VIRGINIA OBSOLETE CURRENCY NOTES

Group of five obsolete currency notes from Virginia. Includes a one dollar note from The Bank of the Valley in Virginia, unsigned and not dated. A five dollar note from The Central Bank of Virginia da

Group of five obsolete currency notes from the Virginia Treasury. Includes three 1 dollar notes dated July 21st, 1862, and two 5 dollar notes dated March 13th, 1862.

Group of five obsolete currency notes from the Virginia Treasury. Includes three 1 dollar notes dated July 21st, 1862, and two 5 dollar notes dated March 13th, 1862.

ASSORTED UNITED STATES OBSOLETE CURRENCY / NOTES, LOT OF 27, comprising one 1929 $20 National Currency Bank of Suffolk, Virginia, note, serial #A000654A; three 1963 $5 red seal notes; five 1953 $2 red

1st-25th items: Grouping of twenty-five (25) Civil War era Confederate currency notes, including eighteen (18) Virginia Treasury Notes, issued in Richmond, VA: three (3) $10 ten dollar bills, dated Oc

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 issued in Michigan. Group includes a two dollar note from the Farmers Bank of Sandstone dated January 8th, 1838, a Government Stock Bank two dollar note dated Jul

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

1861 Merchants Bank of Virginia 2 Dollars Obsolete Currency Note Grades vf details.

HUNTINGTON, WEST VIRGINIA OBSOLETE NATIONAL CURRENCY $5 NOTE, series of 1929, The First Huntington National Bank, serial number A015566. Provenance: From the Gene Baber estate, Fishersville, VA.

1862 Exchange Bank of Virginia 1 Dollar Obsolete Confederate Currency Note Grades f details.

1800's US OBSOLETE FRACTIONAL CURRENCY NOTES Lot of five United States obsolete fractional currency notes. To include:  10 cent City of Newark, New Jersey note, Serial number 4173, dated August

1862 Virginia Treasury Five Dollar Obsolete Note Estimate: $75

Grouping of six (6) Confederate States of America (CSA) $100 obsolete currency notes, featuring enslaved laborers tilling a field, John C. Calhoun in the lower left and an allegorical female figure in

Three CSA obsolete currency notes including: one (1) T-64 $500 five hundred dollar bill, issued in Richmond, VA, February 17, 1864. Vignette bust portrait of General Thomas Jonathan "Stonewall" Jackso

Group of eight obsolete currency notes. Group includes a one and five dollar note from the Piscataqua Exchange Bank, Portsmouth, New Hampshire, a five dollar note from the Commercial Bank of Columbia,

Group of four obsolete currency notes from New Jersey. Includes a five dollar note from The Morris County Bank, unsigned and not dated, a five dollar note from The Egg Harbor Bank dated October 1st, 1

Virginia Obsolete Currency, Lot of Six Banks include: The Monticello Bank, The Central bank of Virginia, The Traders Bank of the City of Richmond, and Virginia Treasury Notes.

Group of nine obsolete currency notes. Group includes an 1863 State of Alabama fifty cents note, an 1862 Cuyahoga Falls, Ohio Summit County Bank five cents note, an 1863 Pulaski, Pennsylvania ten cent

Grouping of nine (9) Confederate States obsolete currency notes, all issued in Richmond, Virginia, including: one (1) 1863 50 cents note; one (1) 1862 $1 note with sailing ships; one (1) 1863 $1 note;

Group of six obsolete currency notes from The State Bank of New Brunswick, New Jersey. Includes five 1 dollar notes, four of which are uncirculated. Together with a three dollar note, also uncirculate

Group of four Rhode Island obsolete currency notes. All issued by the New England Commercial Bank. Includes two 1 dollar notes, a two dollar note, and a five dollar note. All are unsigned and appear t

Group of four obsolete currency notes from Pennsylvania. Includes a 3 dollar note from The Salem & Philadelphia Manufacturing Company dated July, 1829, a five dollar note from The Bank at the Lumberme

Group of six obsolete currency notes from New York. A twenty-five cent note from J. H. Read, one dollar note from Farmers Bank dated January 10th, 1814, one dollar note from The Manhattan Association