Lot 8: Massachusetts 1777 Treasury Loan Certificate

(GENERAL JOHN GLOVER) (1732-1797). American Patriot Military Leader from Marblehead, Massachusetts who served as Colonel of the 14th Continental Regiment of and directed the creation of the first US Naval Fleet, commonly called by converting existing vessels into Privateers or Warships. Saved Washington's army in October of 1776, evacuating by boat Washington and 9,000 Continental soldiers from Manhattan to Brooklyn. As Brigadier General in the Continental Army under Major General George Washington during the American Revolutionary War.(Estimated Value: $3,000 - $4,000)

Lot 53: Georgia 1777 Eight Dollars

Georgia, June 8, 1777, Eight Dollars, Continental Congress Blue Seal Vignette, Red "in" type, PCGS graded Extremely Fine-40.(Estimated Value: $3,500 - $5,500)

Lot 57: Maryland 1774 One Dollar Serial Number One

Maryland, April 10, 1774, One Dollar, Serial Number , Unique as Serial Number One. PMG graded Very Fine-30.(Estimated Value: $5,000 - $6,000)

Lot 64: Massachusetts 1714 Sixty Shillings

Province of Massachusetts Bay, Boston, May 26, 1714, Sixty Shillings, Redated 1716 2nd Issue (with Star), Tall Bill of Credit, Contemporary Counterfeit, PCGS graded Very Fine-30.(Estimated Value: $12,000 - $16,000)

Lot 70: Massachusetts 1775 Paul Revere Sword in Hand Sixteen Shillings

Colony of Massachusetts Bay, December 7, 1775, Sixteen Shillings, Genuine Paul Revere Engraved Issue, Minuteman holding the , Due Date of December 7, 1781, Choice Very Fine. (Estimated Value: $5,500 - $7,500)

Lot 87: New York 1709 Five Shillings and Ten Shillings

Colony of New York, Pair of May 31, 1709 Issue Notes together in an Original Custom Embossed Decorative Gold Gilt Titled Red Morocco Leather Folio, Containing Five Shillings and Ten Shillings Tall Notes, Signed by Three Colonial Mayors of New York City, both Gem Crisp Uncirculated. (Estimated Value: $18,000 - $24,000)

Lot 159: South Carolina 1770 Twenty Pounds

South Carolina, January 1, 1770, Bill of Credit, Twenty Pounds, Vignette, Fully Signed and Issued, Choice Very Fine or better.(Estimated Value: $8,000 - $10,000)

Lot 173: Vermont 1781 Three Pounds

State of Vermont, February 1781, Three Pounds (Ten Dollars), vignette with motto surrounding, PCGS graded Very Fine-35.(Estimated Value: $37,500 - $47,500)

Lot 226: United States Loan Certificate

Stock of 1790 Federal Period, United States Loan Certificate, State of New Jersey, Bearing 6% Interest per annum, Bond for $326.31, Hessler X36A, Anderson US-198, Choice Very Fine. Issued Certificate per Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton's funding plan for payment of the Revolutionary War Domestic Debt. This Loan is meant for the redemption of the May 20, 1777 (First titled Currency) and April 11, 1778 (Yorktown) Continental Currency Issues.(Estimated Value: $5,000 - $6,000)