Live auction - 4680683 - 500 Francs SANTO DOMINGO 1804 K.(voir 382)

500 Francs SANTO DOMINGO 1804 K.(voir 382) XF

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Estimate :	1 400 €
Price :	2 107 €
Maximum bid :	2 107 €
End of the sale :	02 January 2024 20:15:05
bidders :	3 bidders

Face Value : 500 Francs

Date: 30 juillet 1804

Period/Provinces/Banks Service de la Colonie de Saint-Domingue

Catalogue reference : K.(voir 382)

Additional reference : KT.voir 77

Alphabet - series : N°656

Signatures : 5 signatures manuscrites (Ferrand, Amand, Forget, Tartou)

Commentary

Exceptionnel : 12 Thermidor An XII. Non référencé dans le Kolsky. Un timbre sec. Format total : 23cm x 19cm. Inscription anglaise au verso de la traite : "Pay the contents to Mr Luke Callaghan or / order Bank in Paris / Michael Walton". Le bénéficiaire de la traite est William Walton (et Michael Walton, frère), nommé agent commercial à Santo Domingo, pour le compte des États-Unis, par le président Thomas Jefferson le 28 janvier 1805..
Exceptional: 12 Thermidor Year XII. Not referenced in the Kolsky. One dry stamp. Total size: 23cm x 19cm. English inscription on the back of the draft: \\\"Pay the contents to Mr Luke Callaghan or / order Bank in Paris / Michael Walton\\\". The beneficiary of the draft is William Walton (and Michael Walton, brother), appointed commercial agent in Santo Domingo, on behalf of the United States, by President Thomas Jefferson on January 28, 1805.