Buying $1 & $3 Government of Texas Notes in Any Condition

H14  $1  #                              
H14  $1  #         none in stock at this time      

H15  $3  #                       
H15  $3  #      none in stock at this time                                      

   
Buying $5 Government of Texas Notes in Very Fine or Better Condition



H16  $5  #423   The contrast is well defined.  The color is only a little dark.  The balance has three well defined borders with the left end only a little tight by perhaps a 1/16th of an inch.  This is a Federal Government Wagon Wheel Hammer Cancellation post 1845.  Sam Houston, President, CoC, Fine (+) plus  $725.00   obv   rev          


 
H17  $10  #982    This note has good color & contrast; however, the cut is extremely tight along the top border.  Wagon Wheel, Houston, CoC, Fine  $335.00   obv   rev             
H17  $10  #1311  This note has Great Color & Contrast; but, rough edges along top and cut into the design along the bottom border.  Fortunately, there is NO Damage to the signature blocks.  Henry Smith's signature & Sam Houston's secretarial signature are "Clean & Sharply defined".  CC, Very Fine (VF)  $450.00   obv   rev    HOLD                                        

H17A  $10  #    none of this variety in stock at this time          


        

H18  $20  #    
  Comparison Image of  Shield & Star  &c  between H19 and H19b variety    H19/H19b    H19 is incomplete framing at 20 and star with light uneven lines.  H19b has precise lines around 20 and heavier lines outline Star.
H19a  $20  #    none in stock       
H19b  $20  #314  This is an extremely Choice example of the H19b with Clean Star and fully Frame Lined 20 at bottom left.  It is even a slightly different sub-variety than the one I have imaged with some lines within the star that are not present on the one I have imaged.  This of course is a LAMAR.  The paper is so Bright & White that it was very difficult to get an image.  I had to use a dark background.  Seldom seen this Choice, It is a CC, AU  $XXXX   obv   rev  SOLD               
H20  $20  #   none in stock       


All four (4) varieties of $50 Government: Image    Closeup of the Sailor:  Image
H21  $50  #      
H21A  $50  #  Smith/Houston    none in stock
H21A  $
H21B  $50  #             
H21C  $50  #
H21C  $50  #
            

MEDALLION Issue  -  Houston  

   
Buying Medallion Notes - Any Condition!

There are two variety for each denomination..  Most common with Printer Name:  Niles Print, Houston  
H22  $1  #         none in stock at this time       
H23  $1  #                           
H24  $2  #             
H26  $3  #                           

        Cataloging Consolidated Fund notes can be confusing!  You actually need both Criswell & Shull references to figure out what you have and even then you might not be able to figure out which variety you actually have.  If you have questions about the cataloging of any CF note don't hesitate to write me for my opinion.  If I don't have an answer for you, I will contact Mike Stair for his opinion.  I consider Mike to be the foremost authority on these Consolidated Fund notes.  
        I will do my best to explain what variety I'm offering and why I've assigned a number that might not be found in Criswell or Shull.  There are listings that don't exist in Criswell as well as Shull and others that have yet to be assigned a number by Shull.   

HOUSTON            none in stock at this time in stock    none in stock
CF 8   $500   #
CF10  $100  #        

AUSTIN      none in stock at this time
CF14  $100
CF 15A   $100  #                     

Republic of Texas      
Austin  Change Notes:     A1 $1    A2  $2    A3  $3   
These notes have blank reverses 
There may be archival tape closing cuts as well as pin-holes I do not mention in my descriptions.

  A3    $3    

A3  $3  #               none in stock at this time              

      
Austin Red Backs   A4 $5   A5 $10   A6 $20   A7 $50   A8 $100   A9 $500

Large 5 Pointed Star with T*E*X*A*S between the points
                             The color is actually a Burnt-Orange

There may be archival tape closing cuts as well as pin-holes I do not mention in my descriptions.

 A4    $5          
   
A4  $5  #3910  Better than Average Quality Note with decent Color, Contrast & Balance.  Obverse Choice for Grade,  CC Fine (+) Plus  $475.00  obv  rev         

A5    $10      

A5  $10  #3904  Very Nice Color & Contrast.  Cut slightly into border at bottom right..  CC, VF (-) Minus  $400.00  obv  rev                     
                          

A6    $20   

   
A6  $20  #5968  PMG slabbed note  Average Color, Contrast & Balance.  PMG Very Fine 20 Net  There is a notation of "Tape" & "Rust" found on the back of the Slab; but, what many of might miss is the missing notation of cut cancellation.  This note is:** RARE ** as this note is UNCANCELLED!    Clearly a No Question VF  $SOLD   obv  rev                                   
 

  A7    $50        Stephen F Austin  Father of Texas
     
A7  $50  #                    none in stock at this time
        

    

A8  $100  #                    none in stock at this time                                                       

A9    $500      

Texian Loan        
#319  Made out to Thos D Corneal  dated January 1836 in New Orleans .  Signed by S. F. Austin, B. T. Archer & Wm. H. Wharton  There are some edge splits at the folds.  There is discoloration where it was previously mounted.  It has the typical triangle CoC found on most of these.  Ink erosion in a couple places.  Nice   $7,450.00  obv  rev                                                                                           
Republic:  
#355/6  Republic of Texas $500 Bond  AUSTIN  Made out to Edward Hall on 15 December 1840.  This Bond was not completed and NOT Issued!  The serial number was written as #355 and then "6" was written over the last "5".  Edward Hall's name was entered and the 15th Day of June & December were written in and then the bond was hand cancelled by Crossing XX's all over the face.  This is the FIRST & ONLY unissued bond I've handled.  It has NO CUTS!  There is one small hole at the top right as you look at the bond.  There are a couple ink erosions.  One below 500 at top left and the other above 500 at top right.  Choice for Type!  $SOLD  obv  rev             

Private: 

TOWN of MENARD  #342  Certificate of Stock  ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS  circa. 1836-45  Located in Liberty County somewhere along the Neches River on what was said to be the Liberty Nacogdoches Road.  This example is an unissued remainder.  This town never existed.  Probably VF+/-  $395.00  obv  rev          
TOWN of MENARD  #216  Certificate of Stock  ONE HUNDRED DOLLARS  circa. 1836-45  Located in Liberty County somewhere along the Neches River on what was said to be the Liberty Nacogdoches Road.  This example was issued to P.W. Grayson.  This town never materialized.  Very Choice VF/XF or Better  $725.00  obv  rev                    

PORTLAND  TEXAS  #16  $50.00  Stock  29 April 1841  Great Color, Contrast & Balance.  While I know this document to be "Genuine" from the standpoint it is OF and FROM the Republic of Texas; I do NOT know for sure that this specific document is a genuine fully issued example.  In my opinion the ink is too dark to be period.  I've had these Portland pieces that were blank (remainders) and I've had them fully issued with correct ink.  PMG is giving you their guarantee that everything is correct about this dollar value stock.  It is a beautiful piece and an absolutely genuine document!  Small edge splits, Price OK.  PMG Uncirculated 63  $1,750.00  obv  rev         

State:(Civil War)   


State of Texas (approx ~ Feb 1846 to Feb 1861)    
AW14a        nothing in stock at this time
AW13  #        
AW14A  #    
AW15A  #          
AW15B  #
AW22  #     
AW23  #  
AW23A {War Date}  #        

SAM HOUSTON      also recognized as    Texas Ranger warrants
AW16  (formerly Cr58)  See AW16 / TW64 for Civil War issues
Sam Houston signed the back of these Texas Ranger documents as Governor.

AW16  #677  $200  TEXAS RANGER PAY WARRANT  Protection of the Frontier.  Services in Captain Burleson's Company.  Signed by SAM HOUSTON on reverse as Governor December 3rd 1860.  PMG graded Choice Fine 15 Net.  On reverse it states "Pen canceled" and "Ink burns".  $2,250.00  obv  rev                 

Special Treasury Warrant            none in stock      at this time
    
      

Texas Confederate Warrants     none in stock    at this time
TW1  #
TW4A  #  
TW21D  #                                  

         

TEXAS RANGER   Pay Warrants
 
PROTECTION of the FRONTIER 
 
TW61/Cr61 are all are signed by Edward Clark as Governor of Texas.  He was appointed Governor of Texas when Sam Houston refused to act after the vote for secession passed.  Edward Clark was "interim Governor" of Texas by appointment until an election could be held later in October of 1861.
  
TW64/Cr64 are also signed by Edward Clark as "interim Governor" until about Oct 31st and then on or about Nov 1st, they are signed by F R Lubbock who had been elected Governor of the State of Texas.

All warrants are Ink Cancelled     

 

TW61  
TW61  #                               



TW64   
TW64  #       
  


Duplicate & Triplicate Warrants - are all Unlisted!
 No Reference Number              none in stock




COUNTY SCRIPT & Private Issues: >

BRISCOE, HARRIS & Co.  ONE DOLLAR  ($1)  circa. (1861-63)  Unissued,  Very Scarce Merchant Script.  Great Color, Contrast & Balance.  PCGS says, "Repairs: Design Redrawn; Falsely Dated & Signed."  This is a Remainder.  Extremely Fine  (XF) 45 (Apparent)   $2950.00  obv  rev          

BRISCOE, HARRIS & Co.  THREE DOLLARS  ($3)  circa. (1861-63)  Unissued,  Very Scarce Merchant Script.  Great Color, Contrast & Balance.  PMG says, "Remainder, Serial number added, previously mounted".  It grades, Choice Extremely Fine (XF) 45.  $3,250.00  obv  rev         

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Post War Texas           none in stock   
            

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