Republic of Texas Notes
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Government of Texas - H-17A $10.00 PMG Fine 12 - Cut canceled Cancellation Repairs- H-17 A - Jan 1st 1839 Serial # 442 Cut cancelled as most are. Tape on cancellation cuts. Secretarial signature of "Mirabeau B. Lamar" as president of Texas. Nice paper quality for the grade with no pin holes or ink cancellations. 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. |
$495.00 |
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Government of Texas - H-21A $50.00 PMG Very Fine 30 - H-21a Dunlap/Lamar - 4th Jan, 1839 Plate A Cut canceled Cancellation Repairs. Secretarial signature of Mirabeau B. Lamar as President. Clean bright paper with clear signatures, serial numbers and date. Full borders and no stains, ink cancellations or pin holes. On the back the cut cancellations have been taped. Sailor seated at left holding Texas flag with large star w/uneven points, At center Justice seated near harbor with ship in background. The Capital of the Republic of Texas was in Houston April 19, 1837 to January 18, 1840. |
$695.00 |
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Republic of Texas - $3.00 A3 PMG Very Fine 20 - A-3 - Cut Canceled, Stains - June 1st 1841 Serial # 2770. Cut Canceled as most are with light stains. Harder to find note. Bright sharp printing with good margins. Beautifully engraved note from Endicott and Clark, New Orleans. Seated female leans on shield with the Lone Star at center pointing to the tools beside her. Wharf scene in background. Cotton plant at left. At center bottom is a scene with a youth watering a horse. The Capitol of the Republic of Texas was in Austin January 19, 1840 to September 1842. |
$925.00 |
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Republic of Texas - $5.00 A4 PMG Very Fine 30 Net Tape Repair - A-4 - Serial # 1886 Cut canceled. Attractive mid grade note with tape repairs on the cancellation cuts. Great paper and ink quality. Indian seated looking at ruins at center, Lone Star at bottom center and Bust of Deaf Smith at right (Deaf Smith was aid to Sam Houston and Commander of Texas Scouts). Red Lone Star on back. The Capitol of the Republic of Texas was in Austin January 19, 1840 to September 1842. |
$825.00 |
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Republic of Texas - $50.00 A7 PMG Very Fine 25 - A-7 - Jan. 15th, 1840 Serial # 932 Cut canceled. Attractive note with good centering and no repairs or problems. This note has excellent ink and paper quality for the grade. Sharp clear printing with strong signatures, serial # and date. The red back is nice with great color. Nude female standing (Venus) at left, Lone Star at bottom center, steam/sailing ships at right center and Bust of Stephen F. Austin at right. Red Lone Star on back. The Capitol of the Republic of Texas was in Austin January 1840 to September 1842. |
$695.00 |
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