2003 Orlando, FL. (CAA) Signature Sale #310 - Session 1

Eight Different Colonies. A number of very scarce notes are included in this lot. The average grade is Fine. Massachusetts 1779 4s8d Rising Sun cancel

Twelve Ben Franklin-printed Pennsylvania notes. The average grade is Very Good, but only two of the notes have noteworthy problems, and two others are

Twenty-one Early New Jersey Notes. One example is only a partial note, two are pinned with Colonial-era pins, and three or four have been sewn. A nice

Pennsylvania Mixed Denomination Red and Black notes. Ten different denominations from this less common red-and-black issue. A few have minor damage, b

Eight Red and Black Pennsylvanias. The average grade is Fine. One of the notes is stained, one is backed and two have edge tears. The denominations pr

North Carolina Assortment. April 23, 1761 15s Fine but backed and damaged with pieces missing, August 8, 1778 $20 Fine with a little tape, May 15, 177

Rhode Island Assortment. Five of the notes are mixed-grade examples from the May 1786 issue. The average grade is Very Fine. The sixth example is from

A Group of New York Notes. There are ten examples from several different issues. The average grade is a solid Fine, with some a bit better and some a

Five Nice New York Notes. All five are from the August 13, 1776 issue. The notes average a solid Fine, a few with minor problems. There is also a spli

Five Virginias and a Massachusetts. The Virginia notes represent three different issues. One of the notes is a solid Very Fine; the others are Fine or

Four Thin Paper Virginia Notes. There are two from the July 14, 1780 issue and two from the October 16, 1780 issue. All grade essentially Very Fine bu

Five Pennsylvania Notes from the Final Issue. Each is a different denomination, and most are quite nice. There is a 2s6d grading Fine that is absolute

Five high-grade Pennsylvania notes. Two notes from the October 1, 1773 issue: 15s About New and a second 15s Extremely Fine, a July 20, 1775 20s Extre

Five Small Change Pennsylvania notes. Two are from the October 25, 1775 issue: a 3d in Very Good and a 9d grading Very Fine. The other three are from

Twelve mid-grade Pennsylvania notes. Most of the commonly seen issues from 1772 through 1775 are represented. The notes grade from Fine to Very Fine.

Seventeen mid-grade Pennsylvania notes. The majority are problem-free Fine examples, but there are a few with hinges and faults. Most of the common is

Five large-format South Carolina notes. All are from the June 1, 1775 issue. There are two L5 notes and two L10 notes. All have the typical missing pi

Mixed Continentals. Eight nice Continentals from five different issues. All the notes grade at least Fine, with several Very Fine. Two have small prob

Three Pennsylvania Colonials. April 3, 1772 2s Very Fine, April 25, 1776 2s6d About New and April 10, 1777 20s Very Fine. Three nice notes. 3 notes Im

Four Mixed Colonials. Connecticut October 11, 1777 About New, slit canceled, Delaware January 1, 1776 5s Fine and two Guaranteed Massachusetts notes f