Sell Your Signed George Washington Check for up to $45,000 or More at Nate D. Sanders Auctions
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An original signed George Washington check from 1797, sold for almost $45,000
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We at Nate D. Sanders recently sold a George Washington signed check from 1799 for $43,750. Please see below for lot details:
George Washington Check Signed — With PSA COA
George Washington signed check, partially printed from “To the Bank of Alexandria” and filled out entirely in Washington’s hand just a few months before his death, dated 11 June 1799. Washington crossed out the pre-printed city of Alexandria and wrote “Mount Vernon”. The check is payable to a Mr. John Moss for $397.50. John Moss is probably the John Moss who before the Revolution had an ordinary at Sugar Land Run about halfway between Leesburg and Alexandria. The check is joined to a paper background that gives the check larger margins. Total size of the check is 7″ x 2 3/8″ and the total size with the paper margins is 8 7/8″ x 3 1/2″. There is some minor loss of handwriting, apparently due to prior adhesion, where Washington writes out “fifty” cents and less drastically in the top loop of the “h” in “Washington”. Excellent. Accompanied by PSA/DNA COA. Sold for $43,750.
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Revolutionary War-Dated George Washington Autograph; a Letter Signed — Washington Writes During the “Secret” 1777 Winter Encampment at Valley Forge — “…it is highly probable that Troops may soon have to cross over [the Schuylkill River], which must be kept perfectly Secret…”
Historically important George Washington letter signed “G. Washington” from “Headquarters”, dated 1 December 1777, as Washington was deciding where to encamp his troops for the winter. As this letter demonstrates, he had already secured the location of Valley Forge, a decision which proved to be a major success in the War, as the area was highly defensible and strategically located from British forces. Washington would lead his troops to Valley Forge less than three weeks later, on 19 December 1777, where they would regroup for the winter and learn military training from Baron von Steuben. Letter, addressed to Brigadier General Potter, reads: “Sir, Since Mr. Tilghman’s letter of last Evening to you, I have advice from the City which convinces me that the Enemy do not propose coming out as we then expected. I therefore wish that if you will not have crossed the Schuylkill before you receive this, you may remain on the other side for sometime longer. If the Bridge lately built should have suffer’d any Damage by the late Rains, you will get your men to repair it, in the best order you can, as it is highly probable that Troops may soon have to cross over it, which must be kept perfectly Secret. I am Sir Your most Obe’d Serv / G. Washington”. Letter includes an original Crest Watermark. In good condition, with uneven edges, toning and dampstaining throughout, as one would expect of a letter being carried on field in the winter of 1777. This George Washington autograph on a letter signed sold for $30,658 at Nate D. Sanders Auctions.
Highly desirable 1860 check signed by the nation’s then rising star, Abraham Lincoln and made out entirely in his hand. Drawn on the Springfield Marine & Fire Insurance Company, check is dated 12 January 1860, the day that Lincoln argued a case before the Illinois Supreme Court, defending the Illinois Central Railroad against a lawsuit filed by the state concerning unpaid taxes. Lincoln also traded in his old buggy to a carriage maker on this day and wrote the check offered here, payable to Ruth, Matheny & Watson for $5.00. Signed ”A. Lincoln”. Measures 7.25” x 2.25”. With cancellation cut above signature, overall in near fine condition. With PSA/DNA COA. Sold for $9,000.
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