1780 $5 New Hampshire 4/29/1780 XF (Fr#NH-183) Cancelled
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Neat Colonial Note from the State of New Hampshire and dated April 29, 1780. This note was printed just prior to the end of the Revolution. The denomination is Five Spanish Milled Dollars.
Currency Highlights:- From a group of notes printed in New Hampshire during the Revolutionary War.
- Authorized by the New Hampshire legislature on April 29, 1780.
- Housed in an archival quality currency sleeve.
- This note grades Extra Fine and has been canceled as noted by the circle-shaped punch.
- Face: Features the state name at top with the obligation below.
- Back: Great red and black printing to deter counterfeiting.
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These notes were made by Hall & Sellers of Philadelphia. This note has seen minimal wear and is still a great collectible! This example has been canceled, which is typical of these issues.
Colonial issues preceded the Continental Notes by many decades, and some are quite rare. These notes are in demand among collectors and rising in value due to the limited numbers printed. - Specifications
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