SIX NEW JERSEY OBSOLETE CURRENCY NOTES

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 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

Three New Jersey obsolete currency notes from The Sussex Bank. Includes a two dollar note and two 50 dollar notes. All three are unsigned and appear to be uncirculated.

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

Includes May 1853 $1 The City Bank Worcester note, 1834 $3 Eagle Bank Boston note, May 1815 $3 Westmoreland Bank of Pennsylvania note, 1858 $3 The Bank of Trade, Tom's River New Jersey, and $3 Merchan

Two Obsolete Currency Notes Bank Of Trade Toms River New Jersey $3. Ship Builders Bank $1 Rockland Maine.

A very early March 25, 1776 six shillings currency note of colonial New Jersey on watermarked paper that reads NEW JERSEY when held to the light. Serial number is 24806. The note shows possibly origin

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

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

$5.00 NEW JERSEY BARBER BANK 1861, BANK OF PENN TOWNSHIP 1849 $5.00 PHILADELPHIA, 2 SCARCE NOTES. ESTIMATE: $200-$250

New Jersey Currency June 22, 1756 New Jersey "Green" Printed Back Six Pounds Note Only 625 Printed and be Redeemed by December 1761 Only Denomination with All Dashes for Value in Newman New Jersey. Ju

New Jersey Obsolete Currency, Lot of Nine Banks include The Sussex Bank, Bordentown Banking Co., The State Bank at New Brunswick, The Union County Bank, and Delaware Bridge Co..

Group of six obsolete currency notes. Includes an 1861 Augusta Savings Bank twenty-five cents note payable in current or confederate notes, an 1862 Mechanics Bank of Augusta, Georgia twenty-five cents

Legal document signed by John Hart, a member of the Continental Congress (from the colony of New Jersey) and a signer of the Declaration of Independence. The note is dated March 25, 1776, for eighteen

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 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

Hart John Declaration Signer John Hart 1776 Signed Currency -- Immaculate! An eighteen pence New Jersey currency note signed "John Hart" just months before he signed the Declaration. Engraved in black

One 1800's $3 The Union County Bank In The State Of New Jersey Obsolete Note

One 1800's $3 The Sussex Bank Of New Jersey Obsolete Note.

Two New Jersey Colonial Currency Notes: Thirty Shillings, May 1st, 1758; together with Eighteen Pence, December 31, 1763 (two notes)

1855 Bordentown Banking Co New Jersey $1 Obsolete Currency Banknote Grades CU Details.

1800's $1 $50 NEW JERSEY OBSOLETE REMAINDER NOTES Lot of two 1800's New Jersey obsolete remainder notes, to include:  $5 Lambertville, Delaware Bridge Company note.  $50 Newton, The Sussex

BULL'S HEAD BANK OF THE CITY OF NEW YORK

18xx Undated/Unissued The Bank Orleans New York $5 Obsolete Currency Note Grades Choice AU/BU Slider.