SOLD
350.00CAD+ (70.00) buyer's premium + applicable fees & taxes.
This item SOLD at 2009 Jul 23 @ 22:56UTC-3 : ADT
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Super promissory note dated December 25, 1860, Virginia. It is for $40 for the hire of a slave named Alexzena. The slave is to be furnished with 2 sets of winter and summer clothes, a blanket, 2 pairs of socks and shoes and hankerchiefs. A great slavery and black history item from a dark era part of American history. Professionally framed.
Auction Location:
Casino Halifax, 1919 Upper Water Street, Halifax, Nova Scotia, B3J 3J5, Canada
HST (13%) is charged for any purchases made from NS, NB, or NL ONLY. Any other provinces within Canada will be charged GST (5%). No tax is charged on out of Country purchases.
Taxes:
| Tax | Rate | Desc. |
| HST |
13% |
HST |
| GST |
5% |
GST |
Buyer's Premiums:
| From (Incl.) | To (Excl.) | Premium |
| 0.00 |
Infinite |
20% |
Additional Fees:
Shipping Details:
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Payment Details:
Cheques must clear before shipping; money orders and certified cheques will be verified and shipped within 48 hours of receipt. Direct deposit into our TD Canada Trust account will result in immediate shipping. Credit Card payments and paypal are accepted at a 3% premium to cover bank fees. All accounts not paid within 30 days will result in an interest charge of 1 1/2% per month calculated from July 24th, 2009.
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Terms and Conditions
Credit and Deposits: All bidders must be approved. Those who do not have an established relationship with Geoffrey Bell Auctions must provide an approved reference or a credit guarantee prior to the sale.
Auction Conduct: All our starting bids will be opened at approximately 10% above the second highest mail or computer bid. If there are no mail bids, auctioneer will start the bids at the reserve price or half of the estimate, advances are at the discretion of the auctioneer. In the event there are identical bids, the earliest received bid will take priority. We reserve the right to withdraw any lot prior to the sale. Lots are sold to the highest bidder at an average rate of 150-200 lots per hour.
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Grading Standards and Description: The Cataloguers have taken every reasonable measure to ensure that all the lots are as described. Geoffrey Bell Auctions have Don Olmstead and George Murray as our grading consultants. Many of the lots are third party graded by PCGS, PMG, ICCS, CCCS and NGC - We feel these are the most recognized grading companies in the industry.
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Payment Details: Cheques must clear before shipping; money orders and certified cheques will be verified and shipped within 48 hours of receipt. Direct deposit into our TD Canada Trust account will result in immediate shipping. Credit Card payments and paypal are accepted at a 3% premium to cover bank fees. A Purchaser's commission, of 15% for floor bidders and 20% for online bidders, will be added to the Hammer Price. Appropriate GST, PST or HST will be added for lots delivered in Canada. No taxes added if shipped out of country. US Funds accepted at 1% over the posted rate on xe.com on the day of the auction. All accounts not paid within 30 days will result in an interest charge of 1 1/2% per month calculated from July 24th, 2009. Shipping Insurance will be added to all items shipped. If the buyer chooses to decline this option lots will be sent at the buyer's risk.
Catalogue Values & References: All values are listed in Canadian Funds.
Abbreviations: Within the catalogue you will find many abbreviations, the list below describes each of them:
Al Aluminium G Good
Approx. Approximate VG Very Good
Bo Bowman F Fine
Br. Breton VF Very Fine
Cat Catalogue EF Extremely Fine
CH Charlton AU About Uncirculated
COA Certificate of Authenticity UNC Uncirculated
C/S Counterstamped S/N Serial Number
cm Centimeter
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• Cross, W.K.: Charlton Canadian Chartered Banknotes 5th edition
• Cross, W.K.: Charlton Canadian Colonial Tokens 6th edition
• Cross, W.K.: Charlton Canadian Government Paper Money 20th edition
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• Findlay, Michael (editor): Canadian Coin News Trends
• Findlay, Michael: Canadian Coin Dealer Newsletter
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• Frey, A.R.: The Tokens and Medals Relating to Numismatists and Coin Dealers, Louis Laurin, The Numismatist, December, 1903
• Graham, R.J.: Canadian Merchant Scrip, Charlton Press, Toronto, ON, 2007
• Paquet, F.X., Illustrated Catalogue of Medals, Checks & Communion Tokens of Ottawa and District, 1893 (Catalogue never published)
• Pick: The Standard Catalogue of World Paper Money.
• Schingoethe, Herb and Martha: College Currency, Money for Business Training, BNR Press, Port Clinton, OH, 1993
• Vlack, Robert A.: An Illustrated Catalogue of the French Billion Coinage in the Americas, Colonial Coin Collectors Club, 2004
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