Item Tag: Currency

Republic of Texas 1845 Austin TX $21 Treasury Warrant Currency Banknote, PCGS 55

Austin), TX- Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $21 Sep. 12, 1845 Cr. AW9 Medlar 15 PCGS Banknote About Unc 55. This warrant was issued for cabinetry work for the War and Marine Department, a very small part of the activities needed to facilitate the relocation of the Republic’s capital back to Austin in 1845. The note is pen-canceled Paid across the face. Luxurious and scarce piece of history. A beautiful stunning print. You will receive the EXACT banknote and PCGS slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!

Republic of Texas 1838-39 Houston, Treasury Warrant Government $20 Banknote PCGS

Houston, TX- Government of Texas $20 Dec. 27, 1838 Cr. H19 Medlar 63 PCGS Banknote Very Fine 25. The Cr. H19 variety is characterized by two key features. At left, the shield Minerva holds has a star with six points. At right, Liberty is seated by another shield which contains a star with five points. Luxurious and scarce piece of history. A beautiful stunning print. You will receive the EXACT banknote and PCGS slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!

Republic of Texas 1844 Treasury Warrant Scarce Washington On The Brazos, PCGS 55

Washington (-on-the-Brazos), TX- Treasury Warrant $84 Feb, 5, 1844 Cr. W6A Medlar 8 PCGS Banknote About Unc 55PPQ. Datelined Washington, this warrant was issued to Frederick W. Ogden who served in the House of the Eighth Congress of the Republic of Texas, 1843-44. While in that legislative body, he was known as an advocate for the annexation of Texas into the United States. A sharply printed warrant on bright paper. Luxurious and scarce piece of history. A beautiful stunning print. You will receive the EXACT banknote and PCGS slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!

Republic of Texas 1838, Houston Treasury Warrant Government $39 Banknote, PCGS

Houston, TX- Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant Fourth Issue $39.91 Nov. 7, 1838 Cr-TX-HW10 PCGS Banknote Very Fine 25. Luxurious and scarce piece of history. A beautiful stunning print. You will receive the EXACT banknote and PCGS slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!

Republic of Texas 1836 Columbia TX $50 Treasury Warrant Government Banknote PCGS

Columbia, TX- Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $50 Nov. 25, 1836 Cr. C4 Medlar 3 PCGS Very Fine 30. Columbia served as the capital of the Republic of Texas for several months in late 1836. This warrant for $50 was made payable to Madison Stevens who, in turn, endorsed it over to another party on September 17, 1837. Luxurious and scarce piece of history. A beautiful stunning print. You will receive the EXACT banknote and PCGS slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!

Republic of Texas 1838 Houston TX Treasury Warrant Government $160 Banknote PCGS

Houston, TX- Treasury Warrant $160 Apr. 11, 1838 Cr. HW9 Medlar 15 PCGS Banknote Very Fine 25. This warrant was payable to William Walker for military supplies. William Henry Walker, an early settler and Justice of the Peace of Milam County, is mentioned as providing supplies to the army in January, 1839 and may be the recipient of this warrant for a similar earlier supply sale. Luxurious and scarce piece of history. A beautiful stunning print. You will receive the EXACT banknote and PCGS slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!

Republic of Texas 1836 Columbia TX Treasury Warrant Currency Banknote, PMG AU53

Columbia, TX- Republic of Texas Treasury Warrant $24 Nov. 23, 1836 Cr. C2 Medlar 7 PMG About Uncirculated 53. Columbia served as the capital of the Republic of Texas for several months in late 1836. Luxurious and scarce piece of history. A beautiful stunning piece of history. You will receive the EXACT banknote and PMG slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!

Republic of Texas 1838, $33 Check Washington Treasury Warrant Banknote PCGS XF40

Washington, TX- Bailey, Gay, and Hoxey Customer Promissory Note $33.75 Sep. 8, 1838 PCGS Banknote Extremely Fine 40. The firm of Bailey Gay and Hoxey was involved in the mercantile trade circa 1837 and was dissolved on August 4, 1839 according to newspaper accounts. Apparently John F. Whiteside was a customer of the firm. The back has a period calculation on the account as well as a faint stain which appears to be from a red wax seal, perhaps used to attach this note to another document. Luxurious and scarce piece of history. A beautiful stunning print. You will receive the EXACT banknote and PCGS slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!