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 Pennsylvania Power & Light Company Stock Certificate from around 1970 represents 100 shares of common stock.
The certificate may display light folds and a few stray staple holes, with potential numbers written in the margin. Measuring approximately 12 X 8 inches, it is slightly larger than a standard scanner.
Each item is guaranteed authentic, and shipping can be combined for multipl…

This Great Northern Paper Company Bond Stock Certificate, dating back to around 1970, boasts a vintage charm with light folds and a few stray staple holes.
Each certificate is cancelled and may vary in terms of the names and exact dates they were issued to. Additionally, they all bear a company name change stamp, adding to their historical allure.
Measuring slightly larger than a standard…

"Presenting a piece of history from the electricity and gas industry, this Ohio Power Company Stock Certificate from around 1970 offers a glimpse into the past.
The certificate, issued for 100 shares of 7.72% cumulative preferred stock, showcases a rustic charm with its brown coloring and slight imperfections like folds and staple holes.
Measuring approximately 12 X 8 inches, this authent…

This Falstaff Brewing Corporation Stock Certificate, issued around 1970, is a unique piece of scripophily.
The tan certificate represents 100 shares and may exhibit light folds and a couple of stray staple holes. Although cancelled, the certificate is guaranteed authentic and measures approximately 12 x 8 inches.
Ideal for collectors, this memorabilia item offers a glimpse into the histor…

This Ohio Power Company Heritage Bond, issued around 1970, represents a piece of history in the electricity and gas industry.
The blue stock certificate, measuring roughly 12 X 8 inches, features less than 100 shares of 7.72% cumulative preferred stock.
Despite being cancelled, the certificate may show signs of age such as folds, staple holes, and light writing. A unique collectible for t…