Goldberg Coins and Collectibles

Sale 23

Pre-Long Beach Coin and Currency Auction

U.S. Currency - Colonial

Lot	Photo	Description	Realized
Lot 1		Maryland, 10 Apr. 1774, $2 and $4. The $4 note is very nice and bright. Lot of 2 notes. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $100 - 150 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $150
Lot 2		Continental, 1776, One-Third and Two-Thirds Dollar Notes. Fugio. Lot of 2 notes. Very Good to Fine. Estimated Value $125 - 175 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $150
Lot 3		Delaware, 1 Jan. 1776, One Shilling. Very Fine or better. Estimated Value $50 - 75 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $86
Lot 4		Connecticut, 19 June, 1776, 6 Pence. Trimmed recently. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $50 - 75 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $75
Lot 5		Continental, 2 Nov. 1776, $6. Recently trimmed. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $75 - 150 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $173
Lot 6		North Carolina, Dec. 1777, £1. Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $300 - 400 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $207
Lot 7		North Carolina, Dec. 1771, £2. Fine to Very Fine. Estimated Value $200 - 250 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $127
Lot 8		Virgina, 4 May 1778, $1. Dark, but scarce! Very Fine. Estimated Value $175 - 225 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 9		North Carolina, 8 Aug. 1778, $25. Very Fine. Estimated Value $125 - 175 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $72
Lot 10		Continental, 14 Jan. 1779, $55 and $80. Fine to Very Fine. Estimated Value $125 - 175 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $104
Lot 11		North Carolina, 5 May 1779, $25. A very scarce note, and while the note does face up well, the split on the back as been repaired with old tape that has yellowed. Good. Estimated Value $20 - 40 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $81
Lot 12		New Jersey, 9 Jun. 1780, $3, Signed by David Brearly. David Brealey (1745-1790), Signer of the U.S. Constitution in 1787. He took part in the controversy of the colonies with Great Britain, and was arrested for high treason, but was set free by a mob of his fellow-citizens. He was a member of the first convention to frame a constitution prior to 1781, and an officer in the revolutionary army. In 1779, he was elected chief justice of New Jersey, resigning in 1789, when he was appointed U.S. district judge. Very Fine to Extremely Fine. Estimated Value $600 - 800 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $489
Lot 13		Virginia, 16 Oct. 1780, $500 or £150. A very scarce note in a very nice grade. Thin paper and signed by J. Hopkins. Very Fine. Estimated Value $800 - 1,200 View details and enlarged photo	Unsold
Lot 14		Continental, 14 Jan. 1779, $35. Together with Pennsylvania, 10 Apr. 1777, Three Pence. The Continental note would grade at least a Fine, but it does have a large tear. Net grade for the note: Good+; The Pennsylvania Three Pence is clean and very nice. Extra Fine. Lot of 2 notes. Estimated Value $125 - 175 View details and enlarged photo	Realized $72