The Newman Collection sales have yielded numerous examples that illustrate the diversity of American coin and currency genres. The Newman Internet 2 sale is no exception, with over 1,300 lotscatering to a wide variety of interests. The sale closes on Wednesday, January 11, 2017, starting at 10:00 AM CDT. Please visit HA.com/241622 for fulldescriptions.

Lot 90027: Georgia 1776 Sterling Denominations 1 Shilling 6 Pence Fr. GA-64.

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This Georgia note illustrates the exhaustive, observational study of ornamental border varieties by Harley Freeman and Eric P. Newman decades ago. See The Early Paper Money of America forin-depth information.

Lot 90246: Philadelphia, (Pennsylvania) - Company of the Delaware & Schuylkill Canal Navigation Mar. 1793 $4 or 400 Cents Newman page 369, Hoober 305-745.

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This canal company note is not only an odd "400 Cents" denomination, but is also a cross-over from the Colonial to early Obsolete notes (listed in the Richard Hoober Pennsylvania Obsoletereference).

Lot 90900: Fort Gibson, C.N. Indian Territory (OK) - F.H. Nash $2 April 8, 1862 Burgett-4. Durand IT-37

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Eric's interest in Obsolete currency and Civil War history are evidenced by this F.H. Nash April 2, 1862 $2 note. This was issued during the period of Confederate authority in the Indian Nations(present day Oklahoma).

Lot 91020: Charleston, SC - State Bank $5 February 20, 1815 SC-40 G16, Sheheen-UNL.

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Both the early Austin Sheheen South Carolina book and the comprehensive Haxby four-volume reference cited this State Bank, Charleston, South Carolina $5, but neither had an illustration. TheNewman example provides the first photograph of this note, thus confirming its existence.

Lot 91331: Framed 1866 "Naramore's United States Treasury and National Bank Note Detector..." Broadside.

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This 1866 Naramore's Detector display board is one of the few known. It was framed for display showing both sides, including the official sanction text on the back.