A diverse offering of 463 lots of U.S. and World Currency will be closing March 30 and April 1, so now is the time to log in and bid so you don’t miss out on the action.
Our newest Currency iAuction features 101 lots of U.S. Currency and 95 lots of World Currency. The U.S. offerings are highlighted by a rare State of Georgia 1864 $500 note (lot 20680), a pleasing T-64 1864 $500 Confederate Note graded Choice About Uncirculated 58 by PMG (lot 20688), an attractive Fr. 282 1923 $5 “Porthole” Silver Certificate graded Very Fine 20 by PMG (lot 20706), and a beautifully fresh Fr. 2309 1934 A $10 “North Africa” Silver Certificate graded Gem Uncirculated 65 EPQ by PMG (lot 20758).
World notes in the iAuction sale are highlighted by beautiful and colorful British Protectorate issues including a superb Bermuda Pick-20d 1966 1 Pound note graded Superb Gem New 67PPQ by PCGS (lot 20792), and a scarce British Caribbean Territories, Eastern Group, Pick-9c $5 note graded Extremely Fine 40 by PMG (lot 20794). Another great offering is a rare Danish West Indies Pick-17 1905 5 Francs note graded Fine 15 Net “Minor Foreign Substance” by PMG (lot 20808). The Currency iAuction closes Sunday, March 30 at 7 p.m. PT.
Our Baltimore Currency Auction Internet Session features 367 lots of desirable Colonial and Continental, Obsolete, Confederate, Large and Small Federal Currency, MPC, Errors, and National Currency. The Internet session is highlighted by over 50 selections from a wonderful collection of Pennsylvania Obsolete Proof notes including a Merchants & Manufacturers Bank of Pittsburgh, PA $5 Proof, PA-545 G10, in Uncirculated condition (lot 9127). There are numerous quality mid-grade examples of popular large size Federal type notes from “Chiefs” and “Bisons” to “Battleships” and “Educationals.” There is also an impressive offering of 48 Minnesota National Currency lots offered in the Internet Session. The Baltimore Currency Auction Internet Session ends Tuesday, April 1 at 3 p.m. PT.
So go log-in, browse and bid. Enjoy the many Internet currency lots now offered by Stack’s Bowers Galleries!
