Belize, 1990. $1, P-51, Issued Banknote, Light green and peach on m/c underprint, Portrait of Queen Elizabeth II at right, S/N AA936096 Printer: TDLR, PMG graded Superb Gem Uncirculated 67 EPQ.

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Central Bank of Belize, 1990, Issued Banknote(https://auction.archivesinternational.com/Central-Bank-of-Belize-1990-Issued-Banknote_i48607002)

Ville D'Amiens, France...., 1914. 2 Francs, P-NL, issued banknote, low s/n 00326, local bon scrip issue, VG to Fine. (From the Allen Berk Collection)

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Chambre de Commerce d'Amiens. 1914 Issue Emergency Scrip Note.(https://auction.archivesinternational.com/Chambre-de-Commerce-d-Amiens-1914-Issue-Emergency-Scrip-Note_i48607030)

Greece. Lot of 7 different notes, Includes 1922 Emergency Issues; 5 Drachmai, P-58 (from P-54); 10 Drachmai, P-59 (from P-46); 25 Drachmai, P-P60 (from P-44,47 or 51); 100 Drachmai, P-61 (from P-48, 53, 55); and 1926 Emergency Issues, 100 Drachmai, P-76 (P-76?); Neon Issue, 50 Drachmai, P-80 (from P-66); and, 100 Drachmai, P-81. VG to VF condition. Scarce Emergency issue group. (7)

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National Bank of Greece, 1922 and 1926 Emergency Issue Lot of 7 different notes.(https://auction.archivesinternational.com/National-Bank-of-Greece-1922-and-1926-Emergency-Issue-Lot-of-7-different-notes_i48607078)

1864. Indian Princess / Union Forever, Fuld 49/343a, Copper, R1. Die ascribed to Charles D. Horter. Horter issued a floor of CWT that circulated mainly in the New York City area. Horter tokens are small and light weight, but well-struck. Horter's shop was across the street from Emil Sigel's and their is proof that dies were shared between them. VF-Ch.VF condition.

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Indian Princess / Union Forever, 1864, Civil War Token(https://auction.archivesinternational.com/Indian-Princess-Union-Forever-1864-Civil-War-Token_i48607247)

1863. B. Kittredge & Co. Dealers in Military Goods, Guns, Pistols and Sporting Apparatus, Fuld 165CN-2A, R3.

Civil War tokens were minted by private parties from 1861 until 1864 when congress banned the minting of private coins to be used as currency. These tokens were minted as Patriotic tokens, Store Card tokens, and Sutler tokens. Patriotic tokens depicted patriotic emblems and sayings. Store Card tokens had information about a store on one side or both sides if the business was successful enough. Sutler tokens are very similar to store cards except they were circulated by sutlers. Sutlers were merchants that followed an army, selling them goods. VF condition

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Cincinnati, OH. B. Kittredge & Co., 1863, Civil War Store Card(https://auction.archivesinternational.com/Cincinnati-OH-B-Kittredge-Co-1863-Civil-War-Store-Card_i48607320)