2003 St. Louis, MO (CAA) Signature Sale - Session 4

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $4 Extremely Fine. A very nice low-denomination example from the eleventh and final issue of Continentals. Impor

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $20 Choice Extremely Fine. Well margined and very attractive, with strong signatures and excellent eye appeal. I

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $20 Extremely Fine. The margins are a bit irregular, but the color signatures and all the printing is sharp and

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $30 Very Choice New. A near-Gem example with a beautifully centered back, but the top margin of the face just to

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $30 Extremely Fine. Well margined and problem-free, save for a minor stin in the lower left corner. An attractiv

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $35 Choice New. This $35 denomination is found only in this final issue. This bright piece is ideally printed on

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $4 Extremely Fine. A well signed, well margined, lightly circulated note. Important notice: We expect to be auct

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $45 Very Choice New. This oddly denominated Continental comes quite close to the full Gem grade. This $45 denomi

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $45 Fine. This interesting note is a contemporarily falsely filled-in blue paper counterfeit detector. It cleary

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $60 About New. One rounded corner on this otherwise well margined, attractive example of a denomination that is

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $65 Extremely Fine. A decent example of this odd Continental denomination. Important notice: We expect to be auc

Continental Currency January 14, 1779, $70 Choice Extremely Fine. A well-signed and well-margined example of a denomination that is found only on this

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $70 Extremely Fine. Well signed, nicely margined and with strong printing on both sides including the often-weak

Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $80 Very Fine-Extremely Fine. The highest denomination from the final issue of Continental Currency. It is a wel

Connecticut June 19, 1776 6d Choice New. This pretty note from the same little group has a single slit cancel that does not reach the edge and is quit

Connecticut June 19, 1776 6d Choice New. A crosscut slash cancel is this nice note's only defect. Important notice: We expect to be auctioning l...

Connecticut October 11, 1777 4d Gem New. Slit canceled, but this Blue Paper Connecticut is flawless in all other respects. The signatures are bright a

Connecticut October 11, 1777 5d Choice New. This blue-paper note is canceled with the normal slit cancel, but the slit does not penetrate completely a

Connecticut October 11, 1777 7d New. There is a small stain and the signature is faded, but this blue-paper Small Change note is uncanceled. These are

Connecticuts About New. Two notes, a 1s3d from the June 1, 1780 issue and a 10s from the July 1, 1780 issue. Both are hole canceled with a rather larg

Delaware June 1, 1759 15s Fine. The normal edge problems and strengthened edge splits, but with a strong horse vignette on the back and a legible date

Delaware January 1, 1776 Uncut Double Sheet of 16. A beautiful sheet made up of four each of the 4s, 5s, 6s, and 10s notes. Fourteen of the sixteen no

Delaware 5s January 1, 1776 Extremely Fine. Unusually well margined, with just a center fold and light touches of circulation. The three signatures ar

Delaware January 1, 1776 10s Very Choice New. A near-Gem example with small but even margins and good eye appeal. Important notice: We expect to be au

Delaware January 1, 1776 20s Very Choice New. A near-Gem example of this attractive Colonial issue. The sheath-of-wheat design on the back is sharply

Delaware May 1, 1777 5s Extremely Fine. A beautifully margined example of this much scarcer Delaware issue. The signatures are strong and the centerin

Delaware May 1, 1777 5s Very Fine. A much scarcer issue, not to be confused with the similarly appearing, far more common previous issue. Evenly circu

Delaware May 1, 1777 20s Very Choice New. A near-Gem example of this much more difficult Delaware issue. It's beautifully signed and well margin...

Delaware May 1, 1777 20s Choice About New. A very light horizontal center fold is all that separates this scarce Delaware issue from top grade. The si

Georgia September 10, 1777 $6 Choice Extremely Fine. A beautiful Blue Seal Georgia note with excellent margins, bright colors and good paper originali

Maryland 1733 20s Superb Gem New. This is the single finest example of a 1733 Maryland Remainder that this cataloger has ever seen. It's a simpl...

Maryland April 10, 1774 $4 Extremely Fine. Terrific margins and printing quality that far exceeds the sharpness of the muddy look that these notes nor

Maryland April 10, 1774 $6 About New. Huge, even margins all around, a well centered back design and perfectly clean paper highlight this extremely ni

Maryland April 10, 1774 $6 Choice Extremely Fine. This Maryland note has excellent margins with a very large portion of the indent remaining. The note

Maryland April 10, 1774 $6 Extremely Fine. Very well printed, with a much larger part of the indent remaining than we're used to seeing. The not...

Maryland April 10, 1774 $8 About New. Clean, problem-free, well signed and beautifully margined. An unusual find in this grade. Important notice: We e

Continental Loan Office First of Exchange. This green-printed Continental Loan Office Bill of Exchange was issued from Massachusetts. It's signe...

Massachusetts December 7, 1775 2s8d About Very Fine. A lovely example of this extremely popular issue, engraved and printed by Paul Revere. The note h

Massachusetts June 18, 1776 5s Counterfeit Very Fine. This note is clean and it shows even wear, indicating that this counterfeit saw use in circulati

Massachusetts October 18, 1776 6d Very Fine. A beautiful Codfish note that would grade higher were it not for a minor repair at the top center and som

Massachusetts October 16, 1778 1s6d Extremely Fine. This Codfish issue utilizes plates made for the 1776 issue by Paul Revere. The plates were altered

Massachusetts October 16, 1778 2s Very Fine. The back is off center on this nice Codfish note. This Codfish issue utilizes plates made for the 1776 is

Massachusetts May 5, 1780 $2 Very Fine. Partially aged, but uncancelled and fully signed on both sides. These are many times scarcer than the cancelle

Massachusetts May 5, 1780 $8 Gem New. Canceled with a diamond-shaped hole, but a perfect, beautiful note in all other respects. None of the signatures

Massachusetts Revolutionary Period Bond. Anderson MA-11, dated December 1, 1777. Far more broadly margined than most examples that we have seen, well

Continental Army Commodity Bond. Listed in The Price of Liberty by Anderson as MA-22, dated January 1, 1780. These were issued to Continental Army sol

Massachusetts Bay Bond Issued to Mary Little. Very Fine but for a small hole at the upper-left. Issued in December, 1777, this bond, which bears the s

1779 Massachusetts Loan Certificate. This good looking Colonial item is signed by Gardner as Treasurer. It is dated April 26, 1779, and bears the vign

Massachusetts Treasury Certificate. A nice Class the Third June 1, 1779 Certificate from Massachusetts. The upper left has the vignette of a Rattlesna

New Jersey June 22, 1756 1s New. A few natural wrinkles and a light stain at one end of the back are all that prevent the Choice New grade on this ear