Archives International Auctions - Auction 117 September 30, 2026

Archives International Auctions - Sale 117 49 September 30, 2026 Archives International Auctions www.archivesinternational.com Vermont 235 235 VT. Danby Bank, April 1, 1856, Issued Banknote. Danby, Vermont, April 1, 1856. $1 Issued Banknote, Black on red underprint with train at top center and man at bottom right, Mounted on brown paper, good to Fine condition. (From the Robert Kluge Collection). ������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $50-80 Virginia 236 236 VA. Traders Bank of the City of Richmond, ND (1860s), $100 Reprint Obsolete Banknote. Richmond, Virginia, ND (1860s). $100, VA-195 G10 RP pp A, Proprietary Proof Banknote, (reprinted ca. 1960-80s), Green printing with multiple vignettes including Victory at left and Allegorical figure at center, Uniface note, Printed on thin paper. PMG graded Choice Uncirculated 64 EPQ, ABNC. ����������� Est. $120-200 237 237 VA.Traders Bank of theCity of Richmond. $20Obsolete Banknote, Reprint, PMGGemUncirculated 65 EPQ Richmond, Virginia. Traders Bank of the City of Richmond. $20, Haxby VA-195 G6RP, reprint, a printed reproduction rather than a period-issued note, green tint, allegorical vignettes with portrait at center, pp B. PMG graded Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ. ���������������������������������������������������������� Est. $45-65 Washington Territory 238 238 Washington Territory. Puget Sound Co-Operative Colony, ND (1887-1904), Obsolete Scrip Note. Washington Territory, ND (1887- 1904). 5 Cents Merchandise and Retail Coupon Scrip Certificate. PMG graded Choice Uncirculated 64 with comment “selvage included.” This utopian experiment in collective living was formed in 1887 and attracted several hundred adherents to land that the co-operative owned in the Port Angeles area. Members were progressive advocates of labor rights and were, oddly, anti-Chinese due to the Chinese participation in the local labor market. The Panic of 1893 killed both the lumber market and this colony which was finally officially dissolved in 1904. Your cataloger believes that these notes were used by co-operative members to purchase goods manufactured by the co-operative. The 5¢ is the approximate size of a large postage stamp and is identified only by the “P.S.C.C.” abbreviation. Rare Washington State Scrip note. ��������������������������������������������������� Est. $180-250 239 239 Colonial American Coin Club, ND (2000s), Grading Card Signed by Walter Breen. Colonial American Coin Club Genuine Guarantee Card with blind embossed seal, Signed b y Walter Breen and Dan Taxay of Firat Coinvestors, Inc., S/N 132682 for Cert. # 61475353 PA-168, a 15 Shilling Note dated October 1, 1773. PCGS graded Genuine. �������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������������� Est. $50-100