Cooper and Warren Collectibles

08/12/2026

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A truly unusual estate-found piece has just been added to Cooper & Warren Collectibles.

This primitive ocean scene features tropical fish, coral, sea plants, and a wonderfully aged underwater setting. It appears to be oil on canvas, stretched or adhered over an old wood backing.

The reverse is just as interesting as the front — the wood construction shows round nails, straight parallel saw marks, irregular handmade character, and a rustic surface that suggests age and hand assembly. We suspect it may date to the late 1800s or early 1900s, though it has not been professionally authenticated.

The piece measures approximately 25 1/2" x 36" and has a strong primitive folk art / nautical decor presence. It is being sold as found, with visible age-related wear, surface cracking, edge wear, paint loss, and patina — all part of its character and history.

A striking piece for a beach house, coastal cottage, primitive art collection, nautical wall, or eclectic gallery wall.

Now available in our Etsy shop.

08/07/2026

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This 1850s–60s $5 Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana remainder note is professionally graded and encapsulated by PCGS Banknote as Choice AU 58 Details.

This example is Plate A, Haxby LA-15-G12c, with the ABNC Monogram. PCGS notes the qualifier “Paper Toned,” and the report shows a low population of 2 for this grade/report category.

Details:
$5 Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana
New Orleans, Louisiana
1850s–60s Remainder
Plate A
Haxby LA-15-G12c
PCGS Choice AU 58 Details
Qualifier: Paper Toned
Population: 2

A beautiful piece of 19th-century Louisiana banking history and a great addition for collectors of obsolete currency, New Orleans history, and PCGS-graded paper money.

08/06/2026

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This 1850s–60s $5 Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana remainder note from New Orleans has been professionally graded and encapsulated by PCGS Banknote as Choice AU 58 Details.

The PCGS report shows a population of only 2 for this grade/report category, and this example is Plate D with the ABNC Monogram. PCGS notes the qualifiers “Paper Toned” and “Minor Edge Damage.”

Details:
$5 Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana
New Orleans, Louisiana
1850s–60s Remainder
Haxby LA-15-G12c
Plate D
PCGS Choice AU 58 Details
Population 2

Obsolete banknotes like this are fascinating pieces of 19th-century American financial history, especially when tied to New Orleans banking and Louisiana currency.

08/06/2026

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A true low-population piece of New Orleans banking history.

This 1850s–60s $5 obsolete banknote from The Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana has been professionally graded and encapsulated by PCGS Banknote as Choice UNC 63 Details.

The PCGS report identifies this note as a Population 1 example for this grade/report category.

Details include:
$5 Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana
New Orleans, Louisiana
1850s–60s Remainder
Haxby LA-15-G12c
Plate B
ABNC Monogram
PCGS Choice UNC 63 Details
Qualifiers: Paper Toned, Stains

Obsolete banknotes like this are fascinating pieces of American financial history, especially when tied to a specific city, bank, and 19th-century era.

08/05/2026

08/04/2026

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A scarce piece of New Orleans banking history.

This is an 1850s–60s $5 obsolete banknote from The Citizens’ Bank of Louisiana, New Orleans, professionally graded and encapsulated by PCGS Banknote as Choice UNC 64 Details.

The note is identified as a remainder with ABNC Monogram, Haxby LA-15-G12c, and PCGS notes the qualifiers “Paper Toned” and “Stains.” One of the most interesting details is the very small PCGS population reported for this note: only 6 in this grade/report category.

Obsolete banknotes like this are wonderful pieces of American financial history, especially when tied to a specific city, bank, and era.

Now listed in our Etsy shop.

07/08/2026

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Color, pattern, and personality. 🌿

We just listed this original Haitian folk-art style jungle painting signed Daniel Souvenir. It measures approximately 24" x 36" and features a lush tropical animal scene with giraffes, zebras, an elephant, a spotted big cat, and dense patterned foliage.

This piece came from an estate sale at an old Victorian mansion in Schoharie, New York, along with another Haitian folk art painting signed J. Charlemagne.

Now available in our Etsy shop.

07/01/2026

I found this piece at an estate sale in Schoharie, New York, and it immediately stood out because of its color, size, and personality. The painting is on stretched canvas with painted sides.

Signed lower left: J. Charlemagne
Size: 40" x 30"
Original painting on stretched canvas

Now listed in our Etsy shop. https://www.etsy.com/shop/CooperandWarren

06/30/2026

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Antique 1836 hand-colored engraving titled The Maid of Cumberlande, drawn by H. Melville and engraved by R. Staines. Professionally framed.

06/27/2026

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