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Auction 310 | Lot 16567 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1246 10c Second Issue Gem New. This note from the Hoffman Collection is a wonderful example of what a Gem Second Issue Fractional should look like. The margins are broad all the way around, both sides are very well centered, and the colors are simply perfect. These are very, very scarce this nice.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16569 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1247 10c Second Issue Superb Gem New. Fr. 1247 is a sleeper rarity in any grade, and this piece from the Hoffman Collection is right up there with the best two or three we've ever seen. The margins are beautiful all around, the colors are bright, the print quality is above average and the eye appeal is as good as it gets.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16770 » Fractional Currency » Fourth Issue
Fr. 1267 15c Fourth Issue Superb Gem New. An essentially perfect Fractional note from the Hoffman Collection, with beautifully broad margins all around, razor-sharp printing, ideal colors and super eye appeal. The overly large top margin affords an unusually clear look at this note's distinctive watermark.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16550 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 50c First Issue Choice New. This perforated 50c note from the Hoffman Collection has two very minor faults: there is a single missing perf at the upper left corner, and some extremely minor rust spots on the back.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16595 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1318 50c Second Issue Superb Gem New. This is a really super example of a note that is virtually never seen in top grade. The margins are broad and even all the way around, the printing quality is extraordinary, the bronze is bright and both sides of this little jewel are beautifully centered. In 40 years of dealing in Fractional Currency, this cataloger has seen fewer than a half dozen 1318's this nice.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16670 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1325 50c Third Issue Spinner Superb Gem New. One of the finest examples we've seen of a "1" and "a" Red Back Spinner. The note is incredibly bright and beautifully centered on both sides among broad, even margins. The original embossing is unusually deep and easily seen. The note has very minor offset marks at the edges of its broad margins, which is almost universally the case for "1" and "a" notes, as they were produced from the upper left corner of the plate. This example also shows the light indentation of the corner of that plate at the very outer left corner tip. This is a rare number in any grade, and it's virtually never seen this nice. We've handled more 1325's than anyone else, and have called only four of them Superb. The most recent example was from our September 2000 sale, which realized $2090. This note from the Herget Collection was purchased from the fat old ugly bald guy from Boston who can't catch fish in December of 1991.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16674 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1327 50c Third Issue Spinner Superb Gem New. A gorgeous Spinner with deep original embossing, flashy bright bronze, ideal ink and paper colors and exceptionally broad margins. Relatively few Spinners exist in a degree of preservation on par with this.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16686 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1334 50c Third Issue Spinner Superb Gem New. A real beauty from the Hoffman Collection, with broad, even margins, superior color, deep original embossing and tons of eye appeal. It would be very hard to find a nicer Green Back Spinner than this lovely example.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16055 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency May 9, 1776 $7 Choice About New. A well margined, well signed, lovely example of a Continental.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16092 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency April 11, 1778 $8 Extremely Fine-About Uncirculated. A single vertical fold is present in the center of this attractive Yorktown note, and the margins are tight all around. Otherwise, this is a very pleasing example of this rarest of the Continental issues. It has the added distinction of having been signed by Gunning Bedford, Jr., a signer of the U.S. Constitution. Decent looking Yorktown notes are very difficult to locate, and this beautiful note will be an attractive addition to any collection.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16152 » Colonial Notes
Connecticut June 7, 1776 1s Superb Gem New. The finest single Connecticut that we've seen in a long time. The paper is pure white, the inking jet black and razor sharp, and the red signature is strong. Most importantly, this is an uncanceled example. Uncanceled Connecticuts are scarce in any grade, and truly Superb examples such as this one are virtually never seen. A beautiful note that could bring a surprisingly strong price.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16226 » Colonial Notes
Massachusetts 1779 2s Fine-Very Fine. An attractive and affordable example of this Paul Revere engraved Rising Sun note. The corners are rounded and the margins are trimmed slightly into the design, but the note remains very pleasing for the grade.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16232 » Colonial Notes
Massachusetts May 5, 1780 $20 About New. Uncanceled and rather scarce that way. The guarantee on the back is signed by Peter Boyer. The note is stamped "Interest Paid One Year" across the face.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16261 » Colonial Notes
New Jersey April 16, 1764 30s Extremely Fine Counterfeit. The fourth of four different counterfeits listed in Newman. Interestingly, Newman lists only eight different New Jersey counterfeits, and four of the eight are 30s examples of this issue. This is the highest-grade example we've seen of any New Jersey counterfeit. It's an interesting and historic piece that should attract the desire of serious collectors. It should certainly equal, and perhaps surpass, the genuine example in value.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16411 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $1 Very Choice New. A fully signed and issued example with a handwritten notation across the face, "Int. paid one year," indicating that the first year's interest on this note has been paid to the bearer.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16414 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $2 Very Choice New. A bright, crisp, issued example, fully signed on both sides.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16419 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $3 Very Choice New. This is an unusually high grade for a fully signed and issued Rhode Island. The great majority of the uncirculated pieces that survive are signed on the face only. This example bears the bold signature of Jonathan Arnold on the back, signing for the United States.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16420 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $3 Choice New. Fully signed on both sides and considerably rarer in this form than the far-more-often-seen Remainders that are signed on the face only with the U.S. guarantee on the back unsigned.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16421 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $3 About New. Fully signed on both sides. This is low serial number 135.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16423 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $4 About New. This fully signed and issued example has the Arnold signature as the guarantee on the back. It's low serial number 54. We can't recall another two-digit example from this issue.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16424 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $4 About New. Fully signed, issued and lightly circulated. The guarantee on the back is signed by Jonathan Arnold.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16425 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $4 About New. One very light vertical fold is all that prevents this attractive note from grading Choice New. This note is fully issued, with three bold signatures--two on the front and one on the back.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16428 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $5 Extremely Fine. Good looking, very well margined and fully signed, with the signature of Joseph Clarke on the back for the United States.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16429 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $7 Gem New. Broadly margined, boldly printed, and with three strong signatures, this beautiful note was fully issued. The paper quality is virtually pristine, and the eye appeal is just about unimprovable.
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Auction 310 | Lot 16430 » Colonial Notes
Rhode Island July 2, 1780 $7 Choice New. Fully signed and issued. The back is signed by John Arnold for the United States. Both face signatures and the serial number are brown, which is unusual for this issue. Almost always, one of the signatures is red.
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