Conn. Treasury Receipt for Prior Notes Redemption

Colonial America
Connecticut Treasury Receipt for redemption of Prior Notes
February 17, 1763, Manuscript Colonial Connecticut Treasury Receipt, Specifying the Dates of CT Colonial Currency Notes Used to Purchase a Bill of Exchange, Choice Extremely Fine.
In this original, handwritten, colonial era, 7.5" x 7.5" Connecticut Treasury Receipt, Tim Bigelow of Middletown redeemed CT notes of the issues of March 1759, March 1760, and February and May (year not stated), for a bill of exchange. Joseph Talcott Jr. has signed the receipt as clerk of the Treasurer's office. His father was Colonial Treasurer at that time. Lightly toned and in excellent condition. An interesting Colonial Currency related item in excellent condition.
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