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**Federal Issues: continued...**
Lot	Sym.	Lot Description	Est/Cat	Realized
1716		20c Vermont (RM229). Sharp impression on July 12, 1798 promissory note, this is the earliest known usage, Very Fine	250.00	375.00
1717		20c Vermont (RM229). Crisp impression on 1799 printed bond, file fold thru embossing, few toning spots, otherwise Fine, Combs notes twelve known	250.00	240.00
1718		30c Vermont (RM231). Clear impression on 1799 bond relating to estate disposition, toned FINE AND RARE EXAMPLE OF THE 30-CENT VERMONT FIRST FEDERAL ISSUE. Combs notes only four known (Image)	1,350.00	800.00
1719		75c Vermont (RM233). Sharp impression on 1799 printed bond, some small faults FINE. ONE OF TWO KNOWN EXAMPLES OF THE 75-CENT VERMONT FIRST FEDERAL ISSUE. This is the earlier of the two documents. (Image)	E. 1,500-2,000	3,000.00
1720		Vermont Die Cut Values. Seventeen comprising complete set of fifteen values incl. 4c-$10, "10 cents per centum" and "six mills per dollar", two different Vermont Supervisor's Office seals, all on remarkably fresh 80 x 80 mm pieces, Extremely Fine	E. 400-500	1,050.00
1721		4c-25c, 50c, 75c Virginia (RM240-RM243, RM245, RM246). 10c (three), others one each, clear to sharp impressions, better incl. 10c removed from a different sheet and affixed then tied by signature to another document, 10c on lease for slave, 75c on sight draft, others promissory notes, 1798-1800, Fine-Very Fine	210.00	450.00
1722		30c Virginia (RM244). Bold impression on reverse of 1800 promissory note, some splitting along file folds, Fine	300.00	300.00
1723		$1.00 Virginia (RM247). Crisp partial impression at bottom of 1802 bond for tobacco inspector, the inspector is bound to James Monroe, who was the Governor of Virginia at that time, Very Fine, Combs states five known	E. 500-750	750.00
1724		$1.00 Virginia (RM247). Two sharp impressions on 1798 deed for the sale of land, split along one central file fold and toning spot VERY FINE AND CHOICE DOCUMENT FEATURING TWO IMPRESSIONS OF THE $1.00 VIRGINIA FIRST FEDERAL ISSUE. Only five reported documents with the $1.00 Virginia (Image)	E. 1,000-1,500	4,000.00
1725		Shipment of Second Issue Embossed Revenue Stamped Paper. Listing dated Feb. 21, 1801, for stamped paper sent by Connecticut supervisor John Chester to stamp duty collector Dyer White, Very Fine, the Second Issues were placed into use on March 1 1801, interesting collateral item	E. 100-150	80.00

Federal Issues: continued...

Lot

Sym.

Lot Description

Est/Cat

Realized

1716

20c Vermont (RM229). Sharp impression on July 12, 1798 promissory note, this is the earliest known usage, Very Fine

250.00

375.00

1717

20c Vermont (RM229). Crisp impression on 1799 printed bond, file fold thru embossing, few toning spots, otherwise Fine, Combs notes twelve known

250.00

240.00

1718

30c Vermont (RM231). Clear impression on 1799 bond relating to estate disposition, toned

FINE AND RARE EXAMPLE OF THE 30-CENT VERMONT FIRST FEDERAL ISSUE.

Combs notes only four known (Image)

1,350.00

800.00

1719

75c Vermont (RM233). Sharp impression on 1799 printed bond, some small faults

FINE. ONE OF TWO KNOWN EXAMPLES OF THE 75-CENT VERMONT FIRST FEDERAL ISSUE.

This is the earlier of the two documents. (Image)

E. 1,500-2,000

3,000.00

1720

Vermont Die Cut Values. Seventeen comprising complete set of fifteen values incl. 4c-$10, "10 cents per centum" and "six mills per dollar", two different Vermont Supervisor's Office seals, all on remarkably fresh 80 x 80 mm pieces, Extremely Fine

E. 400-500

1,050.00

1721

4c-25c, 50c, 75c Virginia (RM240-RM243, RM245, RM246). 10c (three), others one each, clear to sharp impressions, better incl. 10c removed from a different sheet and affixed then tied by signature to another document, 10c on lease for slave, 75c on sight draft, others promissory notes, 1798-1800, Fine-Very Fine

210.00

450.00

1722

30c Virginia (RM244). Bold impression on reverse of 1800 promissory note, some splitting along file folds, Fine

300.00

1723

$1.00 Virginia (RM247). Crisp partial impression at bottom of 1802 bond for tobacco inspector, the inspector is bound to James Monroe, who was the Governor of Virginia at that time, Very Fine, Combs states five known

E. 500-750

750.00

1724

$1.00 Virginia (RM247). Two sharp impressions on 1798 deed for the sale of land, split along one central file fold and toning spot

VERY FINE AND CHOICE DOCUMENT FEATURING TWO IMPRESSIONS OF THE $1.00 VIRGINIA FIRST FEDERAL ISSUE.

Only five reported documents with the $1.00 Virginia (Image)

E. 1,000-1,500

4,000.00

1725

Shipment of Second Issue Embossed Revenue Stamped Paper. Listing dated Feb. 21, 1801, for stamped paper sent by Connecticut supervisor John Chester to stamp duty collector Dyer White, Very Fine, the Second Issues were placed into use on March 1 1801, interesting collateral item

E. 100-150

80.00