Colonial Currency PA. April 20, 1781 10s PMG VF-30

Pennsylvania Currency
April 20, 1781 Pennsylvania Ten Shillings PMG VF-30
Commonwealth of Pennsylvania, April 20, 1781, Ten Shillings, PMG graded Very Fine-30.
Fr. PA-249. This scarce 1781 Revolutionary War issued Pennsylvania 10s note has a clean evenly circulated overall appearance and no negative comment. It has nice centering on its face with four full to huge margins on the reverse. Light red and deep brown signatures of Philip Boehm and John Miller. PMG has certified only a tiny population on this number and denomination. In the Ford/Boyd Collection Sale, Part XV, October 2006, lot 8640, a raw 30s graded VF to EF sold then for $862. This current 10s is a very collectable note compares well, with nice clear details.
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