Republic of Texas Notes

Government of Texas - $10.00 H-17A Government of Texas - $10.00 H-17A
Fine Details - H-17A Smith/Houston - May 1st 1838 Serial # 1465 - Cut Cancelled, Tape and pinholes - Someone has taped 90% of the back of note. "Sam Houston as President" Genuine note with a few problems. Ship at left and men in row boat, Industry seated on right. The Capitol of the Republic of Texas was in Houston April 19, 1837 to January 18, 1840.
$325.00
Government of Texas - $20.00 H-18 PMG-Very Fine 20 Government of Texas - $20.00 H-18
PMG Very Fine 15 - H-18 Smith/Houston Serial # 1071 Canceled. May 1st 1838 - Original note with very nice paper and ink quality for the grade. No tears, stains or repairs. This note has a wagon wheel cut cancel not the usual X cuts. Only one section is missing from the wagon wheel cancel which is also unusual. "Sam Houston as President". Minerva standing at left with spear and shield with 6 pointed star at center. Liberty seated at right holding spear and shield. The Capitol of the Republic of Texas was in Houston April 19, 1837 to January 18, 1840.
$625.00
Government of Texas - $5.00 H-16 PMG Vey Fine 25 Government of Texas - $5.00 H-16
PMG Very Fine 25 - H-16 Serial # 190 1839 Cut canceled - Cut canceled as most are. A Very Solid VF note with full borders and no repairs. Tellus standing at left with foot on globe. Indian hunting bison on horseback at center. The Capitol of the Republic of Texas was in Houston April 19, 1837 to January 18, 1840.
$1,250.00