Auction Details
We are offering over 1400 lots of U.S. and Worldwide Scripophily, Banknotes, Autographs, Security Printing Ephemera and Historic artifacts and Documents over a two day period. We are privileged to be the auctioneer for the Third Annual Wall Street Coin, Currency and Collectibles Show being held at the Museum of American Finance located at 48 Wall Street in New York City.
The sale begins with The First Hour which includes historic documents & objects including an Edison Stock Ticker; a piece of the original cable from the Brooklyn Bridge as well as artwork and interesting objects including generous donations from Tiffany, Baccarat and Pelikan.
We are featuring The Copps Collection of historic Colonial Fiscal Paper, Documents and Stock & Bond Certificates put together over 30 years ago and highlighted by a spectacular 1792 dated U.S. Federal Bond issued to and signed by George Washington while President of the United States. This is the first time an instrument of this sort has been offered publically at auction. We think there will be serious interest in this amazing piece of U.S. Financial and Presidential history.
The first auction session being held at the Museum of American Finance in New York City, scheduled for Saturday, October 19th includes the First Hour, the Copps Collection, Scripophily and Autographs. There are over 50 lots of historic autographs including 3 different Standard Oil Company Stock certificates signed by John D. Rockefeller; 3 different Thomas Edison signed certificates; a historic “Short Snorter” signed by Harry Truman as well as many other WW II military notables; aviation autographs including 3 different Charles Lindbergh as well as Amelia Earhart’s autographs; Buffalo Bill Cody’s autograph and many other well known signatures. The Scripophily section consists of over 500 different stock and bond certificates highlighted by a Wells Fargo Mining Stock Certificate with a racing stagecoach vignette; One of the earliest Alaska stock certificates known, dated from the late 1870’s; Liberty Loan Bonds; Railroad stocks and bonds and hundreds of other interesting U.S. & Worldwide Bonds & Shares.
The second session scheduled for Tuesday, October 22nd at our offices in Fort Lee, New Jersey includes U.S. & Worldwide banknotes; Security Printing Ephemera; Confederate Banknotes & Bonds; Historic ephemera including a fresh estate “Wells Fargo” collection put together over a century ago with many rare Wells Fargo documents, Broadsides, Exchanges and Fiscal paper that have never been offered at auction. The Worldwide Banknote section is highlighted by a U.A.E. Specimen set of 5 notes; a China, Hupeh Government Cash Bank, 1904 rarity; Mexico is represented by a significant selection of rarities seldom seen at auction including high denomination proofs from the Banco period as well as an interesting selection of Bono De Caja Specimens with a discovery note that is unlisted. The U.S. section offers Colonial banknotes; Obsolete banknotes; Fractional Currency; Large & Small Type including an 1896 Educational banknote set of $1, $2 and $5 in high grade and dozens of other desirable notes. The sale is rounded out with an offering of Penn Central stock certificates that had been selected for a reference collection as well as Security Printing Ephemera and stocks and bonds.
We are looking forward to another exciting auction and hope you enjoy our current offerings. Our next live auction is scheduled for late January to early February, 2014 at our offices in Fort Lee, New Jersey. If you have suitable material, we are still seeking consignments for our upcoming 2014 auctions. I would like to thank everyone who has participated in our previous auctions and has helped make this auction series a resounding success.
Best of luck, Bob Schwartz
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1122United States Postal Service Coupon Specimen Bond.Archives International Auctions
$10,000. Series A, 6 7/8% Bond, Due 1997. Orange border and vignette. Postal Service Bond. "U.S.Mail"" Eagle Logo. The top line reads...
Estimate : 80.00 - 160.00
Sold to floor for 170.00
1123United States Savings Bond Pair.Archives International Auctions
Lot of 2 issued Series E bonds, Includes 1945, $25 and 1942, $100, both with Snyder Signatures, both AU-Unc. Printed by the BEP.
Estimate : 120.00 - 240.00
Sold to floor for 100.00
1125United States Savings Bond Quartet.Archives International Auctions
Lot of 4 bonds, 1943-46 dates. Includes $25 (2) with Snyder or Morgenthau, Jr. Signatures; $50 with Vinson signature and $100 with Snyder signature, a
Estimate : 250.00 - 500.00
Sold to p********s for 200.00
1127U.S. $50 3% Adjusted Service Bond of 1945.Archives International Auctions
Washington, D.C., June 15, 1936, $50, Issued bond, Black on light green with red seal and white lined "AJUSTED SERVICE BOND" as part of un...
Estimate : 500.00 - 1,000.00
Sold to floor for 750.00
1128United States of America, 1918 $50 Fourth Liberty Loan.Archives International Auctions
1918. Washington, D.C.. P-Unlisted. $50. 4 1/4% Gold Bond of 1933-1938. Issued with 18 coupons remain. Portrait of Jefferson. Facsimile signatures of
Estimate : 500.00 - 1,000.00
Sold to floor for 1,050.00
11291st Liberty Loan Bond of 1917 $50 3 1/2 % Gold Bond.Archives International Auctions
U.S LibertyÊÊLoanÊBond of Ê1932-1947, issued in 1917.ÊSerial number: 1642047.ÊThis bonds as well as the subsequent ser...
Estimate : 600.00 - 1,200.00
Sold to floor for 700.00
11301st Liberty Loan Bond of 1917 $50 3 1/2 % Gold Bond.Archives International Auctions
U.S LibertyÊÊLoanÊBond of Ê1932-1947, issued in 1917.ÊA second and similar example, Serial number: 1959164.ÊBond Grade...
Estimate : 600.00 - 1,200.00
Sold to floor for 650.00
1133Second Liberty Loan Converted 4 1/4% Gold Bond of 1927-1942, $50 Issued, Cancelled and Reissued BondArchives International Auctions
Washington, D.C., May 9, 1918, Black on orange-yellow, Jefferson on top middle, Eagle on each coupon, back brown with standing Liberty, Tehee | Mcadoo
Estimate : 1,500.00 - 3,000.00
Sold to floor for 2,200.00
1134U.S. War of 1812 Federal Treasury Note Rarity.Archives International Auctions
Act of December 26, 1814 Treasury Note, $100, 1814, TN-8a, Unissued and cut cancelled, PMG graded Good 4 NET with note of pieces missing, repaired and
Estimate : 1,500.00 - 3,000.00
Sold to j**********8 for 1,300.00