Lot 157
Two Pieces of Early Currency, One From 1758 and One From 1776, With a 1759 Virginia Arrest Warrant. One Sixth of a Dollar Continental Currency issued by the Continental Congress in 1776 and printed by Hall & Sellars in Philadelphia. Also, Delaware 20 shillings printed by Benjamin Franklin in 1758, split and worn. With a partly-printed document issued in the 32nd year of the reign of George II (1759), Loundoun County (Va.), ordering the arrest of Thomas Botts for a debt owed to Daniel Hutchison, signed by C. Binns. Estimate Value $100 - UP
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