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Honduras 1863 five pesos treasury vale de hacienda with national seal and manuscript signatures, Pick 7

Honduras 1863 - 5 Pesos Treasury Bond Vale de Hacienda República Libre, Soberano e Independiente (Pick 7)

The obligation text specifies that under the decree of 2 March 1863 the revenue administrations of the state would accept the certificate as effective payment in ordinary fiscal transactions for the amount of five pesos loaned to the government. In practice, such vales circulated locally as temporary substitutes for coin while simultaneously representing short-term government debt. Read more →

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HondurasTreasury Bond (Vale de Hacienda)18635 PesosUncertified (Manuscript Signed, Cancelled) Treasury BondVale de HaciendaFiscal CertificateGovernment ObligationManuscript SignedRepublica de Honduras Libre Soberano e IndependienteHonduras National SealCentral American Fiscal HistoryEarly Republican FinanceHonduras18635 PesosPick 7CancelledRedeemed Treasury InstrumentMuseum Grade
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Portugal 1799 Real Erario 20000 reis apólice issued in Lisboa, serial number 37723 in red, blind embossed seal on the face, no red overprint present, with multiple official ink seals on the reverse

Portugal 1799 - Real Erario 20000 Reis Apólice, Original Issue, No Overprint, Lisboa No. 37723

Although these instruments are historically classified as Portuguese public debt bonds or treasury apolices, their financial structure does not correspond neatly to the modern distinction between a Treasury bill and a Treasury bond. This example states on its face that payment is due "de hoje a hum Anno" - from today to one year - making its original maturity exactly one year. In modern terminology, that short maturity resembles a Treasury bill rather than a conventional longer-term government bond. Read more →

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United States 1934 New Jersey Atlantic County School Scrip Ten Dollars specimen with red engraved design, serial P0000, interest bearing county school tax instrument, Great Depression era

United States 1934 - New Jersey 10 Dollars County of Atlantic School Scrip Specimen (November 1 Issue)

The instrument bears interest at the rate of four percent per annum from the date of issue until redemption, a feature that distinguishes it from circulating municipal scrip and aligns it more closely with short-term debt obligations. It was transferable by delivery and functioned as both a payment medium and an interest-bearing acknowledgment of indebtedness, designed to bridge the gap between delayed tax collections and immediate educational expenses such as teacher salaries, maintenance, and instructional operations.

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United States 1934 New Jersey City of Asbury Park Tax Anticipation Note One Dollar Recovery Bond specimen, green engraved design, serial A0000, Depression era municipal bond instrument

United States 1934 - New Jersey 1 Dollar City of Asbury Park Tax Anticipation Note Recovery Bond Specimen (March 31 Issue)

This specimen represents an official municipal tax anticipation note issued by the City of Asbury Park, New Jersey, dated March 31, 1934, and denominated One Dollar. Explicitly titled TAX ANTICIPATION NOTE OF 1934 and further identified on the design as a RECOVERY BOND, the instrument forms part of a structured municipal financing program implemented during the depth of the Great Depression, when local governments faced severe cash shortages and unstable revenue collection.

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