WORLD PAPER MONEY 1632


Massachusetts, D.A. Brayton, uncut pair of Fifty Cents, 20 November 1862, payable at Massasoit Bank; together with unidentified and unissued Merchant Scrip for Twelve-and-a-Half Cents and Seventy-Five Cents, printed by T. & C. Wood, 18 Wall Street, NY [4]. Uncutpairfoxedacrossonecornerofmargin,goodextremelyfine,othersvery fine or better


£80-100 Provenance: E.W. Danson Collection 1633 1634 1635


New York, The Sacketts Harbour Bank, Five Dollars, 18—, uniface proof, small punch-holes across bottom. Restoration around edges and repair to long tear, otherwise good to very good


£80-100 Provenance: E.W. Danson Collection


Ohio, Summit County Bank, Cuyahoga Falls, Five, Ten (2), Twenty-Five and Fifty Cents, all 1862, unissued [5]. Generally about uncirculated


£40-60 Provenance: E.W. Danson Collection


Utah, Bishops General Store House, Salt Lake City, 1 October 1898, Five Cents and Ten Cents, both stamped CANCELLED [2]. Good extremely fine to about uncirculated


£60-80 Provenance: E.W. Danson Collection


1636


Virginia, James River Bank, Five Pounds, 17 July 1775, no. 100/17999, signed by Philip Johnson, William Norvell and Robert Carter Nicholas. Staining and partially stuck down on light backing card, otherwise good fine £120-150


Provenance: E.W. Danson Collection


1637


Virginia, James River Bank, Twelve Pounds, 17 July 1775, no. 141/14094, signed by Philip Johnson, William Norvell and Robert Carter Nicholas Staining. Wornedges,afewsplitsandpartiallystuckdownonlightbackingcard, otherwise about very good


£120-150 Provenance: E.W. Danson Collection


1638


United States, Two Dollars, 1 August 1862, no. 66282, Chittenden-Spinner signatures, ‘National Banknote Co, NY’ at left edge (Pick 129).Longcurving50mmtearfromtopedge,sometoningandafewspots,otherwiseveryfineto good very fine, scarce


£200-250 Provenance: E.W. Danson Collection Additional illustrations may be found on our website www.dnw.co.uk


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