United States Coin's, Currency and Jewelry

1934 A $1 Uncut Sheet of 12 Notes, PCGS Choice New 64, 1 of 11 known and 1 of 6 left in collectors hands.

1859 Union County Bank of New Jersey Uncut Sheet of Obsolete Remainders comes with two $1's a $2 and a beautiful $3. All of which have a vibrant...

This Canal Bank of New Orleans is a great example of (4) $20 Obsolete Remainders made by a much scarcer Printer of Toppan, Carpenter & Co, has a...

This Canal Bank of New Orleans From the mid 1800's is a great example of (4) $5 Obsolete Remainders with a beautiful vignette of 5 Maidens

1857 Citizens Bank of Louisiana at Shreveport uncut sheet of (4) $5's has a great eye appeal with the 2nd print being a outstanding shade of green

1872 Uncut Sheet of $5 & $10 Revenue Bond Scrip South Carolina Is printed in Black and Green with a Bright Read Sheet Number,

18__ Canal Bank of New Orleans Uncut Sheet of (4) $10 Obsolete Remainders has great black and white front with a nice soft orange back

This Uncut sheet from Augusta, Georgia has (3) $1's and (1) $2 . The $1's have a mother reading to her children and the $20 carry's a ex...

This Sheet of notes is a real piece of history, This sheet carry a $1, $2, $3, $5 that are all payable to James Monroe that was also printed by Murray

$50 Los Angeles, CA National Currency of 1929. Has a few small surface imperfections but carry's the extremely low serial number of 4. Its chart...

1934 a $500 printed in San Francisco will be a excellent conversation piece.

Fr#1267 .15 cent Fractional Currency with a bright Red Large seal and pink fibers for an early attempt to deter counterfeiters.

This one of kind 1899 $1 Black eagle is not only Graded by PCGS in 58 ppq but it carry's a unique serial number of V10000000V

1861 Hand Signed Confederate States $100 note from Richmond, VA

1923 $1 Large Size Silver Cert

This nice and Crisp $100 Federal Reserve Bank Noted comes from Cleveland Ohio and is from the famous National Currency Era,

1934 $10 Silver Certificate, While the $1's and $5's are abundant the $10 seem to be just a little scarcer to come by.

This Check from the First National Bank in New York is from 12/19/1879 written for $5.40.

In a period where there was no trust in any government each state began to print and try to circulate their own currency and this scrip from July of 1

This 1929 $100 note from Los Angeles, CA carries a charter number of 6617 but also comes with a nice three digit serial number of 395