The 68th Annual Houston Money Show Auction

Nice margins, being a bit close on the left obverse. Nice red and black inking with bold signatures and serial number. Inscribed PERENNIS translated E

A nice well inked example the $60 denomination from the last issued series of Continental currency. Both the red and the black ink are vivid. The sign

Well inked with vivid signatures and serial number. Really a very choice note for the grade. Emblem reads DEUS REGNAT EXULTET TERRA, which translates

This is the only note of this denomination in the entire Continual Currency series. PMG AU55 EPQ. Superb Bold signatures and serial number. Four nice

Issue authorized by the Continental Congress in Baltimore and signed by S. S. Coale and Rinaldo Johnson. In January 1777 Continental Currency was beg

Issue authorized by the Continental Congress in Philadelphia and signed by Paul Cox and Nathaniel Donnell. Serial number 254396. The margins are une

Faint evidence of quarter folds intersect in the center, clearest on the reverse, but they are not obtrusive. The only other defect is a tiny stain o

The paper is relatively crisp but there is a small stain on the upper right corner affecting both sides. Two blue fibers in the paper are clearly vis

Crisp paper but the left margin is compromised and there is a faint vertical fold down the center. Serial #6490. Signed by John Clapham and William

Previously mounted with some pencil annotations on the upper right and lower reverse, all on the blank border. Minor stain on the lower right reverse

Printed on thick, stiff paper with many blue fibers imbedded on the reverse. The margins are uneven but the printing is sharp. Serial #4607. Signed

Value stated as Three Pounds or Eight Ounces and Fifteen Pennyweight of Plate (silver). No defects but the print is slightly dull. Serial #1790 with

There is a horizontal crease through the center, visible mostly from the reverse. Small stains show on both sides but the printing and margins are cl

PMG states "Exceptional Paper Quality" on the grading label. The signatures are sharp and bold in black ink, and the margins are complete...

Worn with evidence of several folds, strongest a horizontal one through the center where there is a small tear at the right end. Some of the legends

The paper is bright but there are a few faint creases. The legends are clear and the signatures are bold. Serial #9212. Signed by J. M. Simmons, Jo

Glossy grayish steel. No crud or marks, but the planchet is uneven causing weakness in a couple of the letters. The date and denomination are bold a

Medium brown and chocolate with lighter brown toning on the devices. Mostly smooth but a glass reveals minor roughness in the fields and protected ar

Glossy light to medium brown. Smooth with virtually no marks, just well worn. Many of the design elements are considerably sharper than the assigned

Very attractive glossy light to medium brown. The surfaces are smooth and void of contact marks, just worn. The only "defect" is a tab s...