Notes: Continental Congress issue. February 17, 1776, plate C. 600,000 printed. Signed by Daniel Carroll, a signer of the Articles of Confederation and the Constitution. Ref: Fr#CC-19.
60 Dollars
PMG 35
Notes: Continental Congress issue. September 26, 1778. 340,914 printed. Ref: Fr#CC-86.
65 Dollars
Notes:
Continental Congress issue. January 14, 1779. 182,070 printed. Last issue
of Continental Currency.
Ref: Fr#CC-100.
Connecticut
40 Shillings
PMG 50
Notes:
Connecticut. May 10, 1775.
Ref: Fr#CT-182.
Comptroller Receipt
Notes:
Hartford, Connecticut. £20. January 30, 1782.
Ralph Pomeroy signed.
Comptroller Receipt
Notes:
Hartford, Connecticut. £7. February 18, 1782.
Comptroller Receipt
Notes:
Hartford, Connecticut. £7/6s/1d. June 1, 1782.
Peter Colt signed.
Colonial Interest Certificate
Notes:
Hartford, Connecticut. £1/4s. October 5, 1789.
Oliver Wolcott.
Comptroller Receipt
PCGS Currency 65PPQ
Notes:
Hartford, Connecticut. 19s/7d. December 9, 1789.
Ralph Pomeroy (crossing out Oliver Wolcott). Watermarked.
Comptroller Receipt
Notes:
Hartford, Connecticut. £1. January 22, 1791.
Ralph Pomeroy.
Comptroller Receipt
PCGS Currency 40
Notes:
Hartford, Connecticut. £3/7s/1d. May 14, 1792.
Kingsbury.
Currency Transfer Certificate
Notes:
Connecticut. £1. January 20, 1790.
Signed by Peter Colt, grandfather of Samuel Colt, crossing out the signature of Jedediah Huntington.
Gunpowder Receipt
Notes:
Connecticut. August 19, 1778. From Capt. Jacob Dewitt acknowledging
receipt of gunpowder from Jabez Huntington for the defense of Connecticut.
Massachusetts
5 Shillings
PMG 6
Notes:
Massachusetts. August 18, 1775. 10,000 printed. Contemporary sewn repair. Engraved and printed by Paul Revere.
Ref: Fr#MA-162.
5 Dollars
PMG 30
Notes: Massachusetts. July 5, 1780. 26,267 printed. UNITED STATES w/m. Ref: Fr#MA-282.
Maryland
$2, $1, $2/3, $1/3
PMG 12
Notes:
Maryland. April 10, 1774.
31,500/34,500/31,000/31,000 printed. Uncut sheet with all notes s/n 5639 and signers Clapham and Eddis.
Ref: Fr#MD-67/66/65/63.
New Jersey
18 Pence
PCGS Currency 63
Notes: New Jersey. December 31, 1763, plate A. 5,000 printed. Ref: Fr#NJ-153.
6 Shillings
PMG 58
Notes: New Jersey. March 25, 1776, plate B. 18,750 printed. Signed by John Hart, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. NEW JERSEY w/m. Ref: Fr#NJ-178.
6 Pounds
PMG 25
Notes: New Jersey. March 25, 1776. 3,125 printed. Engraver David Rittenhouse became the first Director of the U.S. Mint in 1792. NEW JERSEY w/m. Ref: Fr#NJ-183.
3 Dollars
PCGS 45
Notes:
New Jersey. June 9, 1780. 12,000 printed.
Signed by David Brearley, a signer of the Constitution.
Ref: Fr#NJ-186.
New York
5 Pounds
PMG 45
Notes:
+New York. February 16, 1771. 6,000 printed.
Ref: Fr#NY-166.
North Carolina
40 Shillings
PMG 40
Notes:
North Carolina. April 4, 1748. 2,000 printed.
Ref: Fr#NC-69.
3 Pounds
Notes:
North Carolina. April 4, 1748. 2,000 printed.
Ref: Fr#NC-70.
5 Pounds
PMG 25
Notes:
North Carolina. December, 1771. 2,000 printed.
Signed by Richard Caswell, 1st and 5th governor of North Carolina.
Ref: Fr#NC-143.
Pennsylvania
20 Shillings
PMG 15
Notes: Pennsylvania. June 1, 1764. 21,000 printed. Printed by Ben Franklin. Ref: Fr#PA-126.
2 Shillings, 6 Pence
PCGS Currency 20
Notes:
Pennsylvania. April 3, 1772.
33,962 printed. Signed by John Morton, a signer of the Declaration of Independence. Ref: Fr#PA-157.
40 Shillings
PMG 40
Notes:
Pennsylvania. April 3, 1772, plate C (Sellers misspelled as SELLESS). 5,000 printed.
Signed by "Tory renegade" Thomas Coombe.
Ref: Fr#PA-158.
Rhode Island
20 Dollars
PCGS Currency Apparent 55
Notes: Rhode Island. July 2, 1780. 2,600 printed. Signed by Metcalfe Bowler, a delegate to the Stamp Act Congress. CONFEDERATION w/m. Ref: Fr#RI-289.
District of Columbia
Canal Lottery #1 Ticket
PSA Authentic
Notes:
City of Washington, ca. 1796. Signed by Daniel
Carrol (of Duddington) who owned land that became
Washington D.C.
