Colonial Currency, PA. Apr 20, 1781 15s Choice AU
Pennsylvania Currency
Attractive April 20, 1781 Pennsylvania Fifteen Shillings Note Choice Crisp About Uncirculated Ex: Walter Breen
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, April 20, 1781, Fifteen Shillings, Choice Crisp About Uncirculated.
Fr. PA-250. This highly attractive crisp bright clean note is boldly printed special laid period watermarked "PENSYL/VANIA" paper. It is fully issued and completed with signatures by Philip Boehm and John Miller. Both the face and reverse sides are nicely centered, adding to its choice eye appeal. A very scarce Fifteen Shillings denomination. Pedigree Ex: Pine Tree Auction Company, Walter Breen Sale, September 1985, lot 282 (with auction tag).
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Rare Currency, Colonial Currency, Historic Paper Money, Early Paper Money of America, Pennsylvania Colonial Currency, Revolutionary War Paper Money, Colonial America, Printing Paper Money, Pennsylvania Fiscal Paper Note, Hand Signed Paper Money, Pennsylvania Currency, Counterfeit Currency, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin
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Pennsylvania Currency
Attractive April 20, 1781 Pennsylvania Fifteen Shillings Note Choice Crisp About Uncirculated Ex: Walter Breen
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, April 20, 1781, Fifteen Shillings, Choice Crisp About Uncirculated.
Fr. PA-250. This highly attractive crisp bright clean note is boldly printed special laid period watermarked "PENSYL/VANIA" paper. It is fully issued and completed with signatures by Philip Boehm and John Miller. Both the face and reverse sides are nicely centered, adding to its choice eye appeal. A very scarce Fifteen Shillings denomination. Pedigree Ex: Pine Tree Auction Company, Walter Breen Sale, September 1985, lot 282 (with auction tag).
KEYWORDS:
Rare Currency, Colonial Currency, Historic Paper Money, Early Paper Money of America, Pennsylvania Colonial Currency, Revolutionary War Paper Money, Colonial America, Printing Paper Money, Pennsylvania Fiscal Paper Note, Hand Signed Paper Money, Pennsylvania Currency, Counterfeit Currency, George Washington, Benjamin Franklin
