1777 PENNSYLVANIA American Revolution Colonial Currency Bank Note PA-210, PMG 40
Amazing piece of history! A beautiful stunning printing. You will receive the EXACT note and PMG slab shown in the photos. A great investment. Guaranteed 100% Authentic. You wont be disappointed!!!
1772 PENNSYLVANIA 2/6d COLONIAL ~ JOHN MORTON DECLARATION INDEP SIGNER PMG VF 30
1772 PENNSYLVANIA 2 SHILLINGS 6 PENCE COLONIAL NOTE ~ BOLD SIGNATURE OF JOHN MORTON DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE SIGNER PMG VERY FINE 30 (Fr-PA-157). Final Action & Legacy: He was the first signer of the Declaration to die, passing away in April 1777, likely of tuberculosis, just months after signing.
New Jersey Colonial Note Fr#NJ-186 1780 $3 PMG VG-8 *David Brearley Constitution
The paper contains mica flake and is water-marked “UNITED STATES” in 2 lines.
SC-99 Hand Holding Sword PCGS VF30 £10 1775 South Carolina Colonial Currency
This PCGS VF30 Apparent SC-99 is very attractive with minimal problems, and is one of the highest graded examples to have survived. This PCGS VF30 is only bested by a single note by PCGS which is graded VF35 Apparent.
Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $4 PMG 35 Revolutionary War
The Continental Currency January 14, 1779 $4 PMG 35 is a circulated piece of colonial currency certified by PMG. This historical paper money from the United States features a denomination of $4 and is considered to be in excellent condition, as indicated by the EPQ/PPQ grade designation. With its certification from PMG, collectors can be confident in the authenticity and quality of this unique piece of American currency.
Continental Currency Delaware January 1, 1776 4s PMG 50 Revolutionary War
The Continental Currency Delaware January 1, 1776 4s PMG 50 is a historical piece of paper money from the United States, specifically from the Revolutionary War era. This Colonial Currency denomination of 4s has been certified by PMG as a grade 50, indicating its high quality and authenticity.
1775 Pennsylvania 20 Shillings Colonial Currency Note Revolutionary War Era
Pennsylvania Twenty Shillings 1775 July 20, 1775 Philadelphia No. 909 (visible).
