FR. CC-5 May 10, 1775 $5 Continental Currency PMG Unc 62 EPQ
The first federally issued money.
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FR. CC-10 May 10, 1775 $30 Continental Currency PMG Choice Extremely Fine 40
The first federally issued money. Benjamin Franklin Vignettes.
Contemporary Currency
FR. CC-46 July 22, 1776 $30 Continental Currency PCGS About New 55 ex: John J. Ford Jr. Collection
Face emblem of wreath on a tomb. Two back emblems, Strong Wind on Sea and Bright Sun on Calm Seas. Desirable as the highest denomination 1776 issue. Franklin vignettes.
FR. CC-83 September 26, 1778 $30 Continental Currency PMG About Unc 58
Face emblem of wreath on a tomb. Motto Si Recte Facies - 'If You Act Righteously'. Three willow leaf back.
FR. CC-98 January 14, 1779 $55 Continental Currency PMG About Unc 58 ex: John J. Ford (Hinged)
Vignette of Sun appearing after a Storm. Emblem motto Post Nubila Phoebus - 'After Dark Clouds comes the Sun'.
FR. CT-181 May 10, 1775 20s Connecticut Colonial Note PMG Very Fine 20 (Cut Cancelled, Tape Repairs)
Printed by T. Green.
High Grade Civil War Era Note
North Carolina, Raleigh $1 Oct. 16th, 1861 PMG MS63 EPQ (NCCR38)
The state of North Carolina issued a large variety of fractional and low-denomination notes during the Civil War. This $1 is Criswell-38, dated October 21st, 1861. This variety is distinct by its watermarked paper. Choice high grade example.
High Grade Civil War Era Note
North Carolina, Raleigh $1 Oct. 16th, 1861 PMG MS63 (NCCR38)
The state of North Carolina issued a large variety of fractional and low-denomination notes during the Civil War. This $1 is Criswell-38, dated October 16th, 1861. This variety is distinct by its watermarked paper. Choice high grade example.
High Grade Civil War Era Note
North Carolina, Raleigh $1 Oct. 16th, 1861 PMG CU63 EPQ (NCCR38)
The state of North Carolina issued a large variety of fractional and low-denomination notes during the Civil War. This $1 is Criswell-38, dated October 21st, 1861. This variety is distinct by its watermarked paper. Choice high grade example.
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FR. RI-291 1786 May 9 Pence Rhode Island Colonial Note PMG Gem Unc 66 EPQ
One of just 12 notes of this number at the CU66 grade level, this Rhode Island Colonial is a perfect candidate for a 13 Colony Type Set.
Virginia, Union 1863 25c PMG Choice Unc 64 EPQ
A Civil War-era scrip note issued by the County of Monroe, the seat of which was the town of Union, Virginia. Cataloged as Jones-Littlefield CM-11-32. Scarce in this grade.
Virginia, Union 1863 25c PMG Choice Unc 64 EPQ
A Civil War-era scrip note issued by the County of Monroe, the seat of which was the town of Union, Virginia. Cataloged as Jones-Littlefield CM-11-32. Scarce in this grade.
Scarce Virgina Colonial Note
Virginia FR. VA77b 20s July 17, 1775 PMG Very Fine 20 (Thinning)
A scarce note from the "Ashby" series of Virginia that is well above average in condition for the type. Signed by John Tazewell, a member of the important early Virginia family. The reverse of the note is hand-signed by Robert Carter Nicholas, the Tresurer of Virginia at the time.
Tough EPQ
FR. 19 1874 $1 Legal Tender PMG About Unc 58 EPQ [E533844]
An extremely sought-after type at this grade level, of which just 12 are accounted for.
Gem Legal Tender Ace
FR. 40 1923 $1 Legal Tender PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ
The final large size Legal Tender Ace, these 1923s are attractive, especially in Gem.
Tremendous Large Seal Jackass.
FR. 106 1880 $10 Legal Tender PMG Gem Unc 65 EPQ (Great Embossing)
A bold, impressive Series 1880 Legal Tender, with a large and beautiful light red Treasury seal. A full 14 different varieties of this type exist, with only 10 notes of this catalog number besting this outstanding piece.
Gem Martha Washington
FR. 217 1886 Martha $1 Silver Cert PCGS Gem New 65 PPQ
A gem Martha note with the bracelet reverse.
Popular Martha Washington Note
FR. 219 1886 $1 Silver Certificate PMG About Unc 58 EPQ [B58572790]
A hugely appealing large brown spiked seal variety of the Martha Silver Certificate Ace.
