Archives International Auctions Sale 40 2 Sessions -Tuesday April 11th, 2017 Click Lot Title to Bid

Archives International Auctions - Sale 40 132 April 11,2017 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com New York 788 788 NewYork, Colonial, March 5, 1776 $1 New York, NY-191, March 5, 1776 $1 PCGS 50 PPQ, (Old Green Holder), SN# 1901 ���������������Est. $350-500 Pennsylvania 789 789 Pennsylvania Colonial Notes. October 1, 1773. 10 and 15 Shillings. Pennsylvania, 10 Shillings, signatures of Stephens/Crispin/Lerch; and 15 Shillings, signatures of Fisher/Carmick/Emlen. Scarce pair. VF to Choice VF with toning and small stain.����������������������������������������Est. $250-350 790 790 United States of America, Third Bill of Exchange, 1779, Signed by Francis Hopkinson - Signer of the Declaration of Independence Pennsylvania and Paris, France. 3rd of Exchange for 120 Dollars = 600 Livres, dated February 4th, 1779, to be paid to a Margaret Duncan, in Six Hundred Livres Tournois for interest due on money borrowed by the United States government. Signed by Francis Hopkinson, who was a signer of the Declaration Independence and a lawyer, judge, and author. He was the first scholar and first Graduate of the College of Philadelphia, which his father, along with good friend Benjamin Franklin, played a role in chartering. Annotations on back including signatures and endorsements of John Barnes and William Bingham. Attractive Very Fine condition. Rare.�������������������������������������������������������������������Est. $900-1500 South Carolina 791 791 South Carolina Colonial Currency, April 10, 1778 Colonial Banknote. South Carolina, 2 Shillings & 6 Pence, SC-145, Apr.10,1778. PCGS graded Extremely Fine 45 Apparent with note of top center edge restoration. No Serial number. 4 large margins.���������������������������Est. $250-400 792 792 South Carolina Colonial Currency, April 10, 1778 Colonial Banknote. South Carolina, 2 Shillings & 6 Pence, SC-145, Apr.10,1778. PCGS graded Choice About New 55 Apparent with note of minor edge damage and repair top left. ����������������������������������������������������������Est. $250-400 Virginia 793 793 JosiahWatson handwritten note for 60 Pounds,VirginiaCurrency. Virginia. For services to a blacksmith in Philadelphia. 1788. Endorsements on back. Slight ink burn loss, and repair. ��������������������������������������Est. $250-400 U.S. COLONIAL BANKNOTES Connecticut 794 794 State of Connecticut, 1780 to 1782 Treasury Office “Continental Army” Payment Warrants Trio. Hartford, CT. Lot of 3 warrants, All signed by Peter Colt as treasurer. All are in choice AU to Uncirculated. Attractive trio. ���������������������������������������������������������������������������������Est. $90-130