"Autumn Gold" 2024 November Auction

Milledgeville was the capital of Georgia from 1807-68. A bold red Treasury stamp appears on the face of this very lightly handled $10. Serial number 2

PMG certified Extremely Fine 40, Exceptional Paper Quality, cancelled. Serial number 1710 pp A. 1838-39. January 17, 1839. Of the 98 in the PMG census

Excellent condition example of one of several denominations authorized by the Act of March 16, 1871. Lithography by the National Bank Note Company. Vi

Serial number 7516. Ceres at center, Governor Floyd at right. EF-AU condition. Only 67 graded by PMG, this one might be worthy of submission.

The Faith of the Commonwealth is pledged by this Virginia treasury note for $10. October 15, 1862. Serial number 1583. Ceres at center; Governor John

Serial number 10731. October 15, 1862. Ceres at center; Governor John Floyd at right. EF-AU condition. Only 96 have been graded by PMG. [ Richmond Vir

PMG certified Choice Uncirculated 63, minor ink burn. Issued in 1863 and payable in 1864. Vignette of a wagonload of cotton bales being pulled by six

Lot of two: 1) $25 Series E United States Savings Bond issued May 1951; 2) $50 Series E issued January 1953; both 8 x 4 1/2 inches. Uncancelled.

Lot of three U. S. Savings Bonds that helped to pay for World War Two: 1) Defenses Savings Bond issued April 1942; 8 x 9 inches; vignette of Washingto

Issued April 1962, vignette of Jefferson, by the Buffalo Savings Bank of Buffalo New York. 7 x 3 inches [ 50