This 4-inch beer coaster from Two Roads Brewing Company features a brewery scene on one side and a different design on the other.
Made in 2012 in Stratford, Connecticut, this coaster is in excellent condition and has never been used. It is a 2-sided mat that would make a great addition to any coaster collection.
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This Connecticut Colonial 40 Shillings Note, dated 7/1/1780, carries a rich historical significance as a piece of US Colonial Currency.
Certified by PMG as 58 Choice About Unc, this note showcases intricate details and craftsmanship typical of its era. The Fr# CT-240 designation further adds to its authenticity and collectible value.
A cancelled status adds a layer of intrigue, hinting at…

This Vintage Chocolate Shoppe Stock Certificate is a one-of-a-kind piece, boasting a rare low number designation of #27. With its unique and collectible nature, this certificate stands out as a special find for enthusiasts of vintage memorabilia.
Its budget-friendly value makes it an appealing option for those looking to add a distinctive item to their collection. A true gem for those who app…

This colonial treasury note, signed by Pomeroy, bears the date December 19, 1789. Notably, the note has been cross-cut cancelled, adding to its historical significance.
A 5 shillings Comptroller's Office certificate from 1789, this piece is highly sought after by collectors of colonial currency.
Its value is considered high-end, making it a desirable addition to any collector's portfolio.

This 1784 Connecticut Pay Table Office Colonial Currency Note, signed by Eleazer Wales and Hezekiah Rogers, presents a compelling piece of history for collectors interested in US Colonial Currency.
Dated July 7, 1784, this note carries the signatures of notable figures from that era, adding to its historical significance.
A must-have for enthusiasts of Colonial Currency, this bill embodie…

This Connecticut Pay Table Office Colonial Currency Note from 1781 is a valuable addition to any collection of US Colonial Currency.
Dated December 1, 1781, this bill offers a glimpse into the historical significance of the time period. With its intricate design and historical context, this note serves as a tangible piece of American history, making it a desirable item for collectors interest…

This 1782 2 Shillings 6 Pence Connecticut Colonial Currency Note is a rare piece that holds historical significance.
Hand signed by Finn Wadsworth and William Mosley, this note is a collector's gem. Dated March 12, 1782, it offers a glimpse into the earliest days of the country's financial system.
With its intricate details and authenticity, this bill is a valuable addition to any collect…

The 1787 Connecticut Cent from the US Colonial Coins Collection is a notable piece for numismatists and collectors alike.
This particular coin, graded as Smooth brown VG with a clear date, showcases a piece of American history from the colonial era.
Free from corrosion or porosity, this coin is a testament to the craftsmanship of its time. With its mid-range value, this collection piece o…

This Early American Colonial Copper Coin showcases decent detail, although it bears signs of environmental damage.
The coin's design reflects the historical significance of US Colonial Coins, making it a valuable addition to any collection.
Its actual photo provides a clear view of its condition, allowing collectors to appreciate its authenticity and character.
With a value in the mid…

The Naugatuck Railway Memorabilia available is a Bond Certificate issued in the 1910s, featuring a value of $5,000. This historical piece may show signs of age such as light folds and staple holes.
The certificate measures approximately 13 X 9 1/2 inches and is guaranteed authentic. Shipping can be combined for multiple purchases, making it a valuable addition to any collection for those inte…