2003 September CAA Sale #329 - Session 1

Massachusetts Fiscal Paper April 1, 1786. A nice high grade piece with a small hole cancel. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at t

Incredible Commodity Bond. Listed as MA 20 in the Anderson book, this is the earliest and scarcest of the three types of commodity bonds. The name of

A Second Incredible Commodity Bond. Listed as MA 20 in the Anderson book, this piece is a virtual twin of the previous lot in every sense including gr

New Hampshire April 29 1780 $4 Extremely Fine. A fully signed well centered example. But for the usual large hole cancel this is a prize specimen of t

New Hampshire April 29, 1780 $5 Extremely Fine. Uncanceled and absolutely problem free. The note is fully signed on both sides, with the guarantee on

New Hampshire April 29, 1780 $20 Choice New. Canceled with the normal quarter-size hole cancel which is almost universal on these New Hampshire Guaran

U.S. 97-6A New Hampshire Continental Loan Office Bill of Exchange. Printed in blue-green and denominated at $30, this historic bill is a Fourth of Exc

New Jersey November 20, 1757 L3 Fine. There are splits at the top and bottom of the center fold, but the note is original, unrestored and otherwise pr

New Jersey May 1, 1758 30s Choice Fine. Printed in red and black, with three strong signatures and a clean appearance. A problem-free example of a sca

New Jersey April 8, 1762 L3 Fine. There are a few minor edge splits on this well-signed note. Important notice: Heritage usually auctions material at

New Jersey April 8, 1762 L6 Fine. The highest denomination from this issue, with reasonably strong signatures and bold color remaining. The typically

New Jersey December 31, 1763 1s New. Very closely margined and with a few minor age spots, but this is a strictly uncirculated early Jersey. Importan

New Jersey December 31, 1763 12s Very Choice New. Beautifully bright and far better margined that what we are used to seeing for this typically tightl

New Jersey December 31, 1763 12s Very Choice New. A perfect Gem but for the typically tight margins. Tightly margined pieces are universal for this is

New Jersey December 31, 1763 12s Choice New. Closely margined, as is virtually always the case for this issue, but bright, crisp and problem free. Thi

New Jersey December 31, 1763 15s Choice New. Very closely cut all around, which is quite typical for the issue, but well signed and fully uncirculated

New Jersey April 16, 1764 30s Fine-Very Fine. Well signed and with strong signatures and totally clear text. Rather nice condition for this early issu

New Jersey April 16, 1764 L3 Very Fine. All three signatures are strong, as is every word of the text on both sides. The corners are rounded, which is

New Jersey April 16, 1764 L3 About Very Fine. Lots of grade for this early issue. This is number 473 out of 2850 printed. All three signatures remain

New Jersey February 20, 1776 30s Choice Extremely Fine. Signed by John Hart, one of the signers of the Declaration of Independence, in a bold dark bro