Colonial Currency NC March 9 1754 30s PCGS EF-45

North Carolina Currency
Choice March 9, 1754 North Carolina Thirty Shillings Note
North Carolina, March 9, 1754, Thirty Shillings with "House" vignette, PCGS graded Extremely Fine-45.
Fr. NC-81. A bright clean high quality note is the second highest denomination on this early Colonial North Carolina issue. Only 4,000 notes were authorized. The beautifully designed and highly intricate indent at the left is nearly complete, being well made off of engraved copper plates. Its PCGS EF-45 holder states apparent small edge tears; minor repair at top center, being for a small sealed edge split at the top centerfold. Its blank reverse side is completely nice and clean being free of any detractions.
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