1777 4 Pence Pennsylvania 4/10/1777 F-15 PMG (Fr#PA-210)
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This is a fairly scarce colonial note from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania dated April 10, 1777. Printed by John Dunlap, Philadelphia, 1777, cataloged as # PA210.Currency Highlights:
- A great piece of history in this colonial note from the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania dated April 10, 1777.
- The denomination is four pence.
- Housed in an archival quality currency holder by PMG.
- Certified Fine 15 by PMG.
- Face: Displays the denomination. Features signatures that have faded over time.
- Back: Printed by John Dunlap of Philadelphia. The warning on the back "TO COUNTERFEIT IS DEATH!" is ominous.
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This note will make a nice addition to any colonial currency collection. 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. These were one of the last issues to be denominated in British coinage as we declared our independence from Britain the previous year. Interestingly, they were printed on coarse blue paper to deter counterfeiting. - Specifications
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