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Washington
984 Puget Sound Co-operative Colony, ca. 1887 Washington
Territorial Fractional Scrip Note.
Port Angeles, Washington
Territory, ND (ca. 1887), 25 Cents, P-Unlisted, Blue with gold under-
print of the denomination “Twenty Five Cents”, quail to the left, par-
tially issued and signed by Treasurer “Nellie Wood”, 3.75 by 2.25
inches, Uncirculated to CU condition, The Puget Sound Co-opera-
tive Colony was a Utopian collective established at Portland in May
1887, Rare Western Territorial banknote. “West Shore Litho & Eng.
Co. Portland, OR.” ......................................................
EST. $200-400
Wisconsin
985 Bank of Fox River “Hydraulic Company” Obsolete Banknote.
Depere, Wisconsin, 18xx (ca.1830’s), $5, WI-120-G6, Remainder,
Black with no underprint, Clay on right, Notable on left, Rowboat,
steamboat and sailing ships in middle, Choice Fine to VF with crisp
paper and very light toning, Draper, Toppan & Longacre & Co
(DTLC). Scarce and attractive note. ...........................
EST. $300-600
Wisconsin Territory
986 Miners Bank, 1830-40’s Issue Obsolete Banknote.
Dubuque,
Wisconsin Territory, 18xx (ca. 1830's), $50, Haxby WI-125-G8,
Remainder obsolete banknote, Allegorical nude women with eagles
on top middle and lower left with cherub and horse lower right,
Circular "50" medallions on upper left and right, blank back,
VG to Choice VG condition, rare and early Wisconsin Obsolete ban-
knote that is certain to attract attention by the astute
collector. .................................................................
EST. $1000-2000
985
986
984
U.S. Fractional Currency
987 Fractional Currency Low Grade Dealers Lot.
Lot of fractional
notes from 1st to 5th series, mostly Good to VG with a few worse
and a few slightly better, Sold “As Is”, no returns. ......
EST. $100-200
988 Postage Currency - Small Broadside of Fractional Currency
History from Stack’s “52 Collection” form 2011.
Detailed letter
or draft of book page with information about Spinner’s “Original
Idea”, possibly officially done or privately, but is a very detailed his-
tory of the development of fractional Currency. (ex. Stack’s “The 52
Collection, January 2011). ..........................................
EST. $200-400
989 U.S. Fractional Currency Collection of 14 Different Notes.
Lot
of 14 pieces, Highlights include 50 cents, Lincoln, Fr.#1374, Good to
VG; 10 cents, Fr.#1259, VF+; 2nd Issue, 50 cents, with “18” “63” and
one other imprint on back in Choice Fine. Also includes various other
notes from Almost Good to VF. Useful eBay lot. ........
EST. $120-240
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987
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