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Auction 362 | Lot 15351 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 50c First Issue Gem New. This gorgeous fully perforated 50c note has two full margin strips outside the perforations. The colors and surfaces are ideal and the note is as pretty an example of the type as one is likely to encounter.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15352 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 50c First Issue Very Choice New. Beautifully perforated and fully bright with perfect back centering and near-perfect face centering. A really lovely example that comes very close to the full Gem grade.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15353 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 50c First Issue Very Choice New. A nice perforated 50 cent that comes quite close to the full Gem grade. The perforations are deep and even all the way around, and the colors are perfect.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15354 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 50c First Issue Choice New. Bright and very nicely perforated. This note would be a full Gem if the top margin did not intrude very slightly into the design. The back is nicely centered.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15355 » Fractional Currency » First Issue
Fr. 1310 50c First Issue Inverted Back Fine. An extraordinarily rare Fractional invert that was not represented in the massive Friedberg collection which we sold in January of 1997. Milt, who collected inverts vigorously for over 30 years, wound up with 89 inverts, but never a Fr. 1310. Of the sixteen potential First Issue inverts, Milt had twelve, attesting to the extreme rarity of this Fr. 1310 as an invert. It's a solid note that is well perforated all around and totally problem free for the grade.
From the collection of Richard Merlau.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15003 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency May 10, 1775 $6 Choice New. A very nice note from the first Continental issue. It's strongly printed and well signed.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15013 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency February 17, 1776 $2/3 Gem New. A simply incredible example of a Fractional Continental, with terrific margins, ideal colors, a bold red signature and serial number, and razor-sharp print quality. It's as nice as any example of the type that we have ever had the pleasure of handling. It's from the left-hand edge of the sheet, and contains the overly large sheet selvage margin. The other three margins are also far broader than normally seen on this issue. Fractional Continentals are not rare, but they are scarce above Extra Fine, and genuinely rare as perfect Gems. This example is fit for the finest of collections.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15024 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency May 9, 1776 $6 Very Choice New. Quite close to the full Gem grade and held from that grade solely by the slight tightness of the left face margin. The note has bold, bright signatures, excellent back centering and all its original embossing. High grade Continentals have been near unlikely to locate and this one is a real beauty.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15025 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency May 9, 1776 $6 Choice About New. Boldly signed, handsome example with bright paper color and far better than average margins.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15049 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency May 20, 1777 $6 Blue Counterfeit Detector Superb Gem New. The $6 with the beaver and tree vignette. Simply perfect.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15061 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency September 26, 1778 $8 Very Choice New. Quite close to the full Gem grade with good signatures and all original embossing and a very attractive overall appearance.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15067 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency September 26, 1778 $40 Choice About New. A single broad corner fold away from the Gem New grade, with two bold signatures, bright colors, and strong printing everywhere except the outer edge of the right face margin. A strikingly attractive Continental.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15077 » Colonial Notes
Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $1 Extremely Fine. This well-signed, well margined $1 note is the final example of its denomination from the Continental issues. Only the first four issues and this final eleventh issue used this denomination.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15092 » Colonial Notes
Connecticut June 19, 1776 6d Gem New. Slash canceled Connecticuts, even in high grade, are relatively easy to locate, but uncanceled, fully original pieces, with margins all around are quite rare. This is just such an example, and in spite of the fact that it's from a very common issue, its condition and lack of cancelation make it worth a solid price.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15105 » Colonial Notes
Delaware January 1, 1776 5s Superb Gem New. A simply magnificent example, which is ideally centered on both sides between huge margins.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15106 » Colonial Notes
Delaware January 1, 1776 5s Superb Gem New. Hugely margined, perfectly signed, and utterly flawless.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15109 » Colonial Notes
Delaware January 1, 1776 6s Superb Gem New. Broadly margined and as perfect as the moment it left the press.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15667 » Confederate Notes » 1863 Issues
T57 $50 1863. Here is a beautiful Jeff Davis Fifty with great color. Choice Crisp Uncirculated.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15723 » Obsoletes By State
Tallahassee, FL- State of Florida $100 Jan. 1, 1862 Cr. 10
A high grade example of this very scarce note. About Uncirculated.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15724 » Obsoletes By State
Tallahassee, FL- State of Florida $100 Jan. 1, 1862 Cr. 10A
A very nice example of this very popular note. About Uncirculated.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15871 » Obsoletes By State
Kirtland, OH- The Kirtland Safety Society Bank $100 March 9, 1837 G18 Wolka 1424-18
A lovely example of this very rare note, the highest denomination issued by this Mormon established bank. This piece is very near the top of the condition census for this denomination, and we've handled only one finer example in any of our previous thirty-eight sales. Ex-Auerbach collection, sold in 1962.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15887 » Obsoletes By State
Pennsylvania Menagerie.
Middleport, PA- D. Krebs Miners' Life Insurance & Trust Company 10¢ Dec. 1, 1862 Hoober UNL Fine
Minersville, PA- Unidentified Issuer Miners' Bank of Pottsville 25¢ 18_ VF
New Philadelphia, PA- W. Dodson Miners' Life Insurance & Trust Company 10¢ Dec. 19, 1862 Hoober 273-1 Fine
New Philadelphia, PA- W. Dodson Miners' Life Insurance & Trust Company 25¢ Dec. 19, 1862 Hoober UNL Fine
Pottsville, PA- D. Beveridge Miners' Life Insurance & Trust Company 5¢, 10¢, 25¢ Dec. 1862 Hoober 323-45, UNL, UNL VG or Better
Pottsville, PA- Miners' Life Insurance & Trust Company 5¢, 10¢, 25¢ Dec. 5, 1862 Hoober 323-46, 47, 48 VG or Better
Ringtown, PA- Daniel Rumbel Miners' Life Insurance & Trust Company 5¢ Nov. 25, 1862 Hoober 337-1 VG.
(Total: 11 notes)
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Auction 362 | Lot 15926 » Obsoletes By State
Austin, TX - The Republic of Texas $500 Jan. 1, 1840 Cr. A-9 Medlar 29
Although a number of small restorations are present on this largest denomination of the famous "Red Back" issue of the Lone Star Republic, it is essentially Uncirculated with a triangular COC and a circular stamped cancellation. The COC has been expertly filled, while the corners have all been repaired to one degree or another as the note was apparently once mounted. Still, this is one of the nicer appearing Texas $500s that we have handled, and this high denomination note always sparks spirited bidding when it appears.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15927 » Obsoletes By State
Austin, TX - Republic of Texas Consolidated Fund Certificate $500 Jun. 15, 1840
This certificate is bright with small edge abrasions. Very Fine, CC.
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Auction 362 | Lot 15950 » Obsoletes By State
Houston, TX - The Government of Texas $50 Dec. 10, 1838 Cr. H-21a Medlar 68
A beautiful, boldly printed example that bears the signature of Sam Houston. Although Houston did not actually sign these notes (his right wrist was shattered while serving with General Jackson in the Creek War, and his secretary signed for him), they are always popular and carry a premium. Choice Crisp Uncirculated, CC.
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