1760 30 Shillings New Jersey 4/12/60 VF-25 (Fr#NJ-139) Apparent

• Exceptionally difficult note, less than 5,000 of these were printed, and they are few and far between.
• 30 shillings New Jersey note issued April 12, 1760.
• Plate D example.
• Housed in an archival quality currency sleeve by PCGS.
• Graded Very Fine-25 Apparent by PCGS.
• Comments: Small Edge Splits; Minor Mounting Remnants on Back.
• Face: Border surrounding obligation.
• Back: Nature print. "Tis Death to counterfeit." Woodbridge, in New Jersey. Printed by Ja Parker. (Note: Some historians maintain that as a newspaper editor, James Parker, was the superior of both William Bradford III and Benjamin Franklin.
• Friedberg # NJ-139.

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This note has seen moderate wear, but considering it is well over 200 years old, it is still a great collectible! This example has a center crease, which is typical of many of these colonial issues, but it is still intact.

Colonial issues preceded the continental notes by many decades. Limited numbers were printed, causing high demand among collectors.