| Description |
Canada � Felix Plante, St. Charles, L.C. 6 Sous or 3 Pence August 9, 1837 Graham QC335-10-02R. Remainder. PCGS Extremely Fine 40 Apparent. Felix Plante was sympathetic to the Patriote rebellion, but his lack of activity kept him from the arrests that followed its suppression. These notes only come unissued and use different coin-vignette devices on each denomination. Printed uniface, with a partial watermark visible, by Louis Perrault, Montreal, with imprint line at the bottom. Text and denominations are in both French and English. At top center is a reverse of a United States Capped Bust half dime. The left end shows four ships, and the right end has "Felix Plante" within an ornamental cartouche. Unsigned and undated. Noted with "Tape on Back," which consists of some minor glassine hinges on the bottom two corners. This note faces up boldly. Ex: Eric P. Newman Numismatic Education Society.
From Newman X (Heritage Auctions, November 2018), lot 20330, realized $192. |
