Portrait of Samuel Dexter, Secretary of both the War and Treasury Departments 1800-1801. An attractive note with strong inks, bright premium paper, and well balanced margins.

Fr RI-284. An attractive well inked and fully signed Guarantee note that exhibits three bold signatures and premium paper.

A lovely original coin with somewhat reflective surfaces that are a slightly mellowed mint red. Struck with a lettered, LANCASTER, edge.

Extra Fine. Philip “The Brother-Loving” defeated his brother in battle, and was soon defeated by Tigranes of Armenia. Obverse, diademed head right. Reverse, Zeus seated, holding Nike and scepter. Wonderful style, well centered and struck.

Choice Fine. Philip “The Brother-Loving” defeated his brother in battle, and was soon in his turn defeated by Tigranes of Armenia. Well centered and struck. One of the last issues of a great Kingdom.

Choice Very Fine. Philip “The Brother-Loving” defeated his brother in battle, and was soon in his turn defeated by Tigranes of Armenia. Well centered and struck. One of the last issues of a great Kingdom.

Fr-CC-7. A fully margined note with light to moderate even wear, pleasing black ink, and strong pen signatures.

VA-93. An attractive note with strong black ink, paper with light and even wear, and solid pen signatures.

Round Liberty Head. R-6. Sole use of this obverse die with stars attached to the base of the bust and coronet tip. A lovely example of this scarce Joseph Brothers issue with strong detail and choice lustrous surfaces.