Mitchell Auctions Sale 4 - Rare Coins, Banknotes, and Related Material

An intriguing study group of clipped planchet, die clash, die break, and lamination mint errors including a clipped planchet Indian Cent. A total of 1

A half dozen various 2009 Lincoln Cent "Extra Finger" errors. All are ChBU to Gem BU. Total of 6 coins. Est$25

A small shipping box loaded with U.S. minor mint errors including die fills, cracks, clashes, etc. A great study lot for those interested in this fie

Costa Rica. 2 Colones, 8/27/1936. Pick 167, Fine and retaining nice body. A similar note graded PCGS Fine 15PPQ recently brought $763.75 in a Heritage

Costa Rica. 2 Colones, 10/13/1937. Pick 195a. A solid Fine with claims to a higher grade. Est$30

A collection of primarily German Notgeld. This colorful and attractive assortment also contains an occasional Austria notgeld, as well as other small

A collection World Banknotes highlighted by three small currency albums of uncircularted notes, plus other items of interest. Should be seen. A total

A World Banknote lot containing a number of notes that are still negotiable from countries such as Canada, Great Britian, Australia and Japan. A total

A balance of consignment lot of mostly U.S. and Foreign banknotes, also including a small number of stamps, ration coupons, and one C.S.A. banknote. S

Continental Currency. One Third Dollar, February 17, 1776. A popular design with obverse and reverse vignettes similar to the Fugio colonial coppers.

Continental Currency. $2.00, February 26, 1777. A strong Very Fine, but for a missing bottom left corner largely confined to the margin. Est. $120

Colonial Currency, New Hampshire. $20., April 29, 1780. Choice Ext. Fine, Hole cancelled. Well centered and quite appealing, but for some fading at th

Obsolete Currency. $3. Manufacturers Exchange Company, City of New York, 9/3/1814. Crisp Uncirculated, minor ink burn at the signatures. An interestin

Obsolete Currency. Bank of Lowville, NY 25C/ 50C uncut pair.PCGS EF45 Remainder. Vibrant paper quality. Est. $60

Full 3- Note Uncut Sheet of 75C banknotes. State of Virginia, City of Richmond. April 14, 1862. PCGS AU 53 apparent. Light paper toning hardly detract

Southern States Currency. $4 Missouri Defense Bond. Criswell- 16. Crisp Uncirculated and quite pleasing. A scarce, highly unusual denomination. Est. $

Southern States Currency. $50 Virginia Treasury Note. Criswell- 7. VF and retaining vibrant ink color. Scarce. Est. $100

C.S.A. Currency. $10 1861 Type-25. VF in terms of wear. Cut- out cancelled and exhibiting damage at the lower right. Scarce nonetheless. Est. $65

C.S.A. Currency. $10 1861 Type-26, Coarse lace overprint. VF/EF. Cut- out cancelled. Aging at the left bottom margin. An elusive issue. Est. $100

C.S.A. Currency. $10 1861 Type- 30. A solid VF or a bit better. Balanced and appealing. Est. $115