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Continental Currency
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CC-2 Signed by
Frederick Kuhl Philadelphia Merchant & Patriot 1775 Continental 2 Dollars Note |
PMG ChEF-45 |
$395.00 |
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CC-6 Signed by
Andrew Bunner Philadelphia Merchant & Patriot 1775 Continental 6 Dollars Note |
PMG EF-40 |
$395.00 |
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CC-8
Signed by
Mordecai Lewis Philadelphia Merchant & Patriot 1775 Continental 8 Dollars Note |
PMG EF-40 |
$395.00 |
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CC-17 Signed by
Mordecai Lewis Philadelphia Merchant & Patriot 1775 Continental 7 Dollars Note |
PMG ChVF-35 EPQ |
$395.00 |
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CC-26 Signed by
Benjamin
Jacobs &
Israel Whelen Jewish Signer of Continental Currency & Commissary General 1776 Continental 4 Dollars Note |
PMG EF-40 |
$395.00 |
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CC-61
Signed by
Samuel Stringer Coale Prominent Baltimore Physician & Patriot 1777 Continental 8 Dollars "Baltimore" Note |
PASS-CO AU-50 |
$495.00 |
Colonial Currency
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DE-77 Signed by
John McKinly,
Thomas Collins & Boaz Manlove 2 Colonial Governors of Delaware & Notorious Tory 1776 Delaware 5 Shillings Note |
PMG AU-55 EPQ |
$495.00 |
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DE-79 Signed by
John McKinly,
Thomas Collins & Boaz Manlove 2 Colonial Governors of Delaware & Notorious Tory 1776 Delaware 10 Shillings Note |
PMG ChU-64 |
$595.00 |
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MD-70 Printed by
Anne C. Green Signed by
William Eddis Famous Printer & a British Loyalist 1774 Maryland 8 Dollars Note |
PMG EF-40 |
$295.00 |
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PA-172 "Lighthouse Note" Engraving of the Cape Henlopen Lighthouse 1775 Pennsylvania 6 Shillings Note |
PMG AU-55 EPQ |
$495.00 |
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PA-174 "Lighthouse Note" Engraving of the Cape Henlopen Lighthouse 1775 Pennsylvania 16 Shillings Note |
PMG AU-55 EPQ |
$495.00 |
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PA-174 "Lighthouse Note" Engraving of the Cape Henlopen Lighthouse 1775 Pennsylvania 16 Shillings Note |
PMG AU-55 EPQ |
$495.00 |
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PA-174 "Lighthouse Note" Engraving of the Cape Henlopen Lighthouse 1775 Pennsylvania 16 Shillings Note |
PMG AU-58 EPQ |
$695.00 |
Other Stuff
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This yellow Dutch brick was dug up within the stockade site near the De Vries monument in Lewes, Delaware during an archeological excavation of the site conducted by the Sussex Archaeological Association in 1952. The brick measures approximately 1" x 3" x 7" and comes in an oak hinged box for protection. |
$995.00 |
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Delaware Prison Tokens made of brass and used as money by inmates. Prison officials authorized these tokens in order to prevent contraband from entering the prisons. The purpose is to limit a prisoner's spending as normal coinage supplied by friends of the prisoner is useless within the walls of the prison. Two types "Delaware Board of Corrections" and "New Castle County Workhouse Wilmington, Del." Available in $1.00, 25 cents, 10 cents, 5 cents and 1 cent denominations. |
$20.00 each |
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1823 Delaware State Lottery Ticket to finance the completion of St Peter's Church. The scheme of prizes is on the front of the ticket. The ticket is printed on clean laid paper and the lettering is very sharp. It is in excellent condition and has nice margins. |
$195.00 |
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1853 Bank of Milford $1.00 Obsolete Note. The General Assembly of Delaware on February 4, 1851, passed an act to incorporate a bank in Milford. The Bank of Milford opened for business in August of 1852. |
$295.00 |
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1854 Bank of Milford $2.00 Obsolete Note. The General Assembly of Delaware on February 4, 1851, passed an act to incorporate a bank in Milford. The Bank of Milford opened for business in August of 1852. |
$295.00 |
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1854 Bank of Milford $3.00 Obsolete Note. The General Assembly of Delaware on February 4, 1851, passed an act to incorporate a bank in Milford. The Bank of Milford opened for business in August of 1852. |
$295.00 |
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1854 Bank of Milford $5.00 Obsolete Note. The General Assembly of Delaware on February 4, 1851, passed an act to incorporate a bank in Milford. The Bank of Milford opened for business in August of 1852. |
$295.00 |
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1862 The Farmers & Mechanics Bank of Milford $1.00 Civil War Era Obsolete Note. Obsolete banknotes are also known as “broken banknotes” or “wildcat notes.” Before there were National banknotes many private banks issued their own paper money without US Government backing. Many of these notes became worthless when the banks closed. |
$495.00 |
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