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Auction 338 | Lot 16680 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 50c First Issue Very Choice New. This perforated Fifty comes extremely close to the full Gem grade. It's well perforated all the way around, but the right margin is just a hair tight.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16682 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 First Issue 50c Choice New. Deeply perforated all the way around and a Gem if the paper color were a touch brighter.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16447 » Colonial Notes
North Carolina August 8, 1778 $1 About New. Not very well margined and with a small stain, but free of folds and with very little indication of actual circulation. This is the $1 variety with the motto, "Virtuous Councils the Cement of States."
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Auction 338 | Lot 16477 » Colonial Notes
Pennsylvania May 1, 1760 50s Fine. More important than the technical grade on this early note is the fact that it is essentially problem free. But for short edge splits on both sides of the center fold, the note is ideal for the grade. The printing remains sharp, as do all three signatures and the serial number. A very nice example of a Ben Franklin-produced Pennsylvania note and only the second example of this date and denomination that we have handled.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16624 » Colonial Notes
Virginia October 20, 1777 $1/3 Choice Very Fine. Moderately circulated but good looking, this is the issue with the date partially handwritten and partially printed. This note would fit very nicely in an attractive circulated Thirteen Colony set.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16711 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1226 3¢ Third Issue Uncut Sheet of 25 About New. The sheet has four light folds between the columns of notes, but is many times nicer than most 3¢ sheets we've seen. The majority are soiled with heavy folds and no margins whatsoever. This one is clean with light folds and is only closely margined at the left of the face. The folds fall in such a way that many of the individual notes grade Choice or Gem. A premium sheet.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16665 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1228 5c First Issue Superb Gem New. Huge margins all the way around, with deep perforations on all four sides. Simply one of the nicest perforated Fractionals that we have had the pleasure of handling.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16666 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1228 5c First Issue Very Choice New. This 5c note has full, deep perforations all the way around and is Gem in every respect but for the centering. The back design just touches the left edge.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16667 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1229 5c First Issue Very Choice New. Beautiful deep, full perforations all the way around, along with ideal color and perfect back centering, bring this no-monogram 5c right to the threshold of the Gem grade. Minute tightness across the top margin is all that holds this beauty away. Very scarce and very nice.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16668 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1230 5c First Issue Gem New. Broadly margined, beautifully centered on both sides, bright, fresh and original.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16669 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1230 5c First Issue Gem New. Very nicely margined on both sides, bright, attractive and strictly original. This is a common number, but it's tough to find them this nice.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16670 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1231 5c First Issue Gem New. A lovely example of this truly scarce straight-edge no-monogram Five Cent note. The margins are more than sufficient. The colors are excellent. The note is totally problem free. On today's market, with the emphasis on originality, this note should do very well. It's as obviously original as any First Issue note we've ever seen.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16691 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1232 5c Second Issue Gem New. This is a very common number in grades up through Choice, but well-margined Gems become quite scarce.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16692 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1232 5c Second Issue Very Choice New. A near-Gem example from the Hoffman Collection.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16693 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
5¢ Second Issue Fiber Paper Experimental Gem New. This 5¢ experimental back is printed on heavy fiber paper. The note has all its original embossing, strong print quality, excellent centering and no defects whatsoever. It is punched with the two normal half-moon cancellations and is stamped "SPECIMEN" across the face at the typical angle. One of the scarcer experimental pieces.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16694 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1235 5c Second Issue Choice New. Quite a nice example of this rare Fiber Paper note. The back is beautifully centered, the face somewhat less so with two huge and two tiny margins. Difficult to find in all grades.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16695 » Fractional Currency » Second Issue
Fr. 1235 5c Second Issue Choice New. A Gem but for the centering. The bottom and right margins are huge, the top and left quite close but free of the frame line. But for these typical centering deficiencies, this is a gorgeous 5c Fiber Paper note. This is a really tough number, not often seen anywhere near this nice. From the 1976 TNA auction sale. Included with the note is an early collectors' envelope showing that it was purchased on December 13, 1897.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16712 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1236 5c Third Issue Very Choice New. With just a tiny bit more margin this lovely Red Back Clark would be a perfect Gem. Very well centered on both sides and totally free of the ink smears that are nearly universal on this type.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16713 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1238 Third Issue 5c Gem New. The margins are not even, but they are broad enough at all points to support the Gem grade. Deeply embossed, deeply colored, sharply printed and without a hint of an ink smear.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16714 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1238 5¢ Third Issue Gem New. A lovely little Clark with excellent margins, ideal centering of both sides, good color and deep original embossing.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16716 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1238 5c Third Issue Very Choice New. Bright and fully original, with three outsize and one adequate margin.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16717 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1238 5¢ Third Issue Inverted Back Choice About New. One of the very finest of the half-dozen known examples for inverts of this number, and, even more importantly, one of less than ten inverts known for the 5¢ Clark type when all four numbers are considered. The paper surfaces are strictly original, and the design does not quite touch the edge at any place either front or back even though the margins are somewhat irregular.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16718 » Fractional Currency » Third Issue
Fr. 1239 5c Third Issue Gem New. Very well margined and beautifully centered on both sides. This is the tougher variety, with the design letter "a."
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Auction 338 | Lot 16672 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1241 10c First Issue Gem New. There are one or two short perfs at the lower left, but this is otherwise an ideal example of this much rarer number. The back is beautifully centered and the colors are excellent.
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Auction 338 | Lot 16673 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1241 10c First Issue Choice New. Partially perforated and partially straight, with a thin strip of margin outside of the perforations at the bottom. There is an as-made paper fold running from the center of the note to the lower left of the back. A very scarce number.
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