Alexander Hamilton Signed 7.5x9 1792 Treasury Department Circular BAS #AG010005
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Description
Description
Collector Grade autographed, signed memorabilia: Alexander Hamilton 1792 Treasury Department circular—BAS authenticated. A Founding Father and the first U.S. Secretary of the Treasury, Hamilton built the nation’s early financial system and co-authored the Federalist Papers. In 1792 he was shaping customs and coasting regulations that funded the young Republic, and this period document reflects that pivotal work.
Collector's Highlights:
- Profession: Statesman & Founding Father
- Item: Original July 22, 1792 Treasury Department circular (7.5x9 in., three pages on two adjoining sheets), printed and hand-signed by Alexander Hamilton as Secretary of the Treasury; addresses customs officers and Coasting Act fee questions
- Authentication: Beckett Authentication Services (BAS) COA and tamper-evident hologram, cert #AG010005 (verifiable on the Beckett website)
This verified authentic Hamilton autograph offers a direct link to the earliest years of American finance—an original 18th-century, Secretary-signed document that serious autograph collectors and American history buyers seek out. Backed by BAS, one of the most trusted names in third-party authentication, this piece carries long-term confidence for display and collection value while honoring Hamilton’s lasting legacy in U.S. economic policy.
