2002 Cincinnati, OH September (CAA) Signature Sale - Session 2

Houston, TX - Republic of Texas $100 Jan. 15, 1838 Cr. H11 Medlar 45This is one of the nicest looking "Star" note issue Republic of Texas ...

Houston, TX - Republic of Texas $500 Jan. 15, 1838 Cr. H12 Medlar 47This is, by far, the rarest of the "Star" note issue denominations. Me...

Houston, TX - Treasurer of the Republic of Texas $1 May 3, 1838 Cr. H23 Medlar 49Authorized to supplement the "Star Note" series which wer...

Houston, TX - Treasurer of the Republic of Texas $2 1838 Cr. H25 Medlar 51A second "Change Note" example, this the $2 denomination. This n...

Houston, TX - Treasurer of the Republic of Texas $3 Sept. 1, 1838 Cr. H27 Medlar 53A third example from this rare issue, the last in the three denomin

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $1 Feb. 26, 1839 Cr. H14 Medlar 54An attractive mid-grade Houston issue note, Fine-Very Fine with two cut cancellati

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $3 Feb. 26, 1839 Cr. H15 Medlar 56These were the first engraved notes issued by the Republic of Texas in 1838 and ea

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $5 Jan. 5, 1839 Cr. H16 Medlar 59Problem-free and attractive. Very Fine, CC.From the Steve Ivy Texas Collection. Imp

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $10 Dec. 15, 1838 Cr. H17 Medlar 60This variety has the tops of the letters in GOVERNMENT white with a dot. Fine, CC

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $10 Nov. 15, 1838 Cr. H17a Medlar 61This variety is slightly scarcer than the last, with the tops of the letters in

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $20 May 1, 1838 Cr. H18 Medlar 62This is the variety with a five-pointed star on the shield at left. Sam Houston&#...

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $20 June 1, 1838 Cr. H20 Medlar 65An eagle appears on the shield at right in addition to the six-pointed star on the

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $20 Dec. 26, 1838 Cr. H19 Medlar 66This scarce variety matches Criswell's description of a six-pointed star on...

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $50 May 1, 1838 Cr. H21 Medlar 67An attractive Houston issue $50, with barely a hint of circulation but with a coupl

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $50 Jan. 27, 1839 Cr. H21a Medlar 68This variety has a large, uneven star on the flag at left, unlike the previous v

Houston, TX - Government of Texas $50 Feb. 2, 1839 Cr. H21a Medlar 68A problem-free Very Fine example with a pair of neat cross-cut cancellations. Imp

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $100 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF1 Medlar 69This series of notes were issued from September, 1837 through May, 1840,

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $500 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF5 Medlar 73A rare high denomination note from this popular series. Choice About Unci

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $500 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF5 Medlar 74A very rare sub-variety where the word "Government" is hyphen...

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $1,000 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF6 Medlar 75A lovely example of this rare high denomination note. This series, perh

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $5,000 Mar. 1, 1839 Cr. CF6a Medlar 76Listed as R.7, this $5,000 note is the only note of this denomination i

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $100 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF7 Medlar 77Signed by Francis R. Lubbock. A nice About Uncirculated example with the

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $100 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF7a Medlar 78This variation has the month "June" misspelled "Jund&qu...

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $100 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF7 Medlar 79A lovely Crisp Uncirculated example of this popular issue. Cut cancelled

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $1,000 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF9 Medlar 81A rare $1,000 example of this issue, Very Fine overall but with minor s

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $100 Sept. 1, 1837 Cr. CF10 Medlar 82Signed by Francis R. Lubbock as Comptroller. Extremely Fine-About Uncirc

Houston, TX - Consolidated Fund of Texas $500 Mar. 1, 1839 Cr. CF11 Medlar 83A scarce $500 note that is really CU except for a light bend in the paper

Louisville, TX - Town of Louisville $250 June, 1840 UNLThis remarkable note is unlisted in Medlar, where a $500 is the only denomination reported from

Menard, TX - Town of Menard $100 UNLA rare stock certificate from this small settlement on the San Saba River that is located a mile from the ruins of

Mount Pleasant, TX - Titus County $10 Jan. 4, 1865 Medlar 8This issue was printed on extremely thin paper, but this specimen has survived remarkably w

Nacogdoches, TX - Kelsey H. Douglass $1 Jan. 1, 1840 Medlar 1Very Fine, with a pen cancellation in the center and some very minor staining toward the

Nacogdoches, TX - Kelsey H. Douglass $2 Jan. 1, 1840 Medlar 2Pen cancelled Very Fine, with a small split at the bottom that is barely noticeable.From

Nacogdoches, TX - Kelsey H. Douglass $3 Jan. 1, 1840 Medlar 3This merchant's currency circulated locally at par, but he died suddenly and his wi...

Portland, TX - City of Portland $50 Apr. 29, 1841 Medlar 1This extremely rare note was the only issue from this Matagorda Co. town, and Medlar lists i

Sabina, TX - The Sabina City Company $100 July 4, 1839 Medlar 5The city of Sabine was founded in 1836 by Sam Houston and Philip A. Sublett, and was fi

Springfield, TX - Limestone County $1.50 Sept. 30, 1862 Medlar 10Problem-free but for a slightly irregular bottom border. Fine+. Important notice: We

Swartwout, TX - Town of Swartwout UNLA very rare stock certificate that represented one hundredth part of the land in this town, which was founded by

Velasco, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $425.10 June 5, 1836 Cr. V1a Medlar 2A very rare early handwritten warrant, issued in Velasco while t

Velasco, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $45.00 July 6, 1836 Cr. V2 Medlar 3A very nice example of this rare issue, with bright paper and exce

Velasco, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $19.02 Dec. 1, 1836 Medlar 5Velasco was settled in 1821 as the Port of Entry for Stephen F. Austin&...

Velasco, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $24.00 Sept. 28, 1836 Medlar 6Signed by George M. Poe as Acting Pay Master General, this warrant has

Velasco, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $24.00 Sept. 4, 1836 Medlar 7An entirely handwritten warrant that was issued to one H. Beardslee for

Washington, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $27.08 Jan. 19, 1843 Cr. W3 Medlar 2A nice Treasury Warrant issued from Washington-on-the-Brazos,

Washington, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $200.00 July 8, 1843 Medlar 3A scarce variety with a vignette at left that was copied from the Sea

Washington, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $100.00 Jan. 20, 1843 Cr. W1 Medlar 4A nice example of the rare "Texian Print" issue, ...

Washington, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $50.00 Jan. 20, 1843 Cr. W2 Medlar 5A scarce issue in higher grades, this Very Fine+ example has t

Washington, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $75.00 Oct. 2, 1843 Medlar 6Another nice "Texian Print" warrant, this one Crisp Uncirc...

Washington, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $30.00 June 15, 1843 Medlar 7Bright and crisp, Extremely Fine overall and pen cancelled. Another...

Washington, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $9.62 Feb. 8, 1845 Medlar 8The breadth of this collection is simply stunning, as it contains a maj

Washington, TX - Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $224.26 Jan. 22, 1844 Medlar 9A gorgeous example of this appropriation warrant. Extremely Fine+, w