This Pennsylvania Colonial Three Pence Bank Note from 1777 is a rare and highly sought-after piece for collectors of US Colonial Currency.
Dated April 10th, 1777, this note is a great example of the scarce issues from Pennsylvania during this time period. The bill is visually striking and will make a valuable addition to any collection.
With a high-end value, this note is an exceptional f…

This antique stock certificate from the Roan Antelope Copper Mines Limited may show minimal signs of wear, such as light folds and a few staple holes.
It is likely to bear a few handwritten numbers and is colored in orange, indicating it represents less than 100 shares. With an issuance date around 1960, this historical piece offers a glimpse into the mining industry of that era.
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This West Shore Railroad Company Bond Stock Certificate, typically issued around 1960, showcases the usual light folds and a few stray staple holes, reflecting its historical authenticity.
The cancelled $10,000 bond, with varying recipient names and issuance dates, will be sent folded once along an existing crease.
Despite its minor imperfections, this certificate remains a valued piece f…

This Pennsylvania Railroad Stock Certificate features a captivating vignette of the renowned Horseshoe Curve, issued around 1960. Despite potential light folds and a few stray staple holes, the certificate remains a noteworthy collectible piece.
Measuring approximately 12 X 8 inches, it offers a glimpse into the history of railroads. Each item is guaranteed authentic, making it a valuable add…

This American Tobacco Company Equity Certificate, likely issued around 1960, showcases a modified design indicating ownership of greater than 100 shares.
The certificate, slightly larger than standard, may exhibit light folds and a few staple holes. Originally issued to the University of Texas, this piece is now cancelled and serves as a historical artifact.
The item is guaranteed authent…