94 Treasurer’s Office
Massachusetts, Tax receipt, April 1, 1786 “Equal
to the same in Gold and Silver”., Fine with light foxing.
(PH)
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EST. $759125
95 Massachusetts Semi9Annual State Lottery, 1790 Uncut Pair
Signed by George Minot.
MA. Lot of 2 uncut lottery tickets, “Class
Second”, Act of General Court Passed march, 1790, POC’s. Wavy
border and left where cut from book to protect against counterfeit<
ing, pp D & pp E, XF<AU condition, watermarked paper with crown,
George Minot was a probate judge and Founded the Massachusetts
Historical Society.
(PH)
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EST. $2509500
94
95
96 Charlestown, Massachusetts 1798 Cancelled Note with 10
cents Embossed Massachusetts Revenue.
MA, 10 Cents
Embossed Revenue with Spread Winged Eagle on Shield, RM261,
Issued for $505, XF.
(PH)
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EST. $40980
New Hampshire
97 Blodget Canal Company Colonial Stock Certificate.
1 share,
No. 994, unissued, not dated but February 1779, and signed by
Boldget, a successful business man. Scarce, VF
(PH)
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EST. $4009600
New Jersey
98 Hackensack, New Jersey 1776 Receipts for John Suffern
Which Suffern, New York is named after.
NJ, Lot of 2 receipts,
Both dated October 22, 1776, one for 117 gallons of Rum that he
paid £93 for, it must have been a big party. Both in VG condition
with light foxing, but from historic year in U.S. history. John Suffern
was the first judge of Rockland County and founded the town of
Suffern, NY.
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EST. $2009400
96
97
98
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