1778 $40 Continental Currency 9/26/78 VF-25 PMG (Fr#CC-84)
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This $40 Continental Currency note, dated September 26, 1778 and graded Choice Very Fine-30 by PCGS, is a strong addition to any collection. The design features 13 stars representing the original colonies, enhancing its historical significance.Currency Highlights:
- This continental note is from the issue of September 26, 1778.
- Housed in a Mylar currency holder by PMG.
- The note is graded Choice Very Fine-25 with Comment by PMG.
- Comment: Annotation, which is common on notes from this era.
- The denomination is forty Spanish milled dollars, cataloged as Friedberg #CC-84.
- Face: Features the iconic Eye of Providence radiating beams over 13 stars representing the colonies, encircled by the motto “CONFEDERATION.” Intricate borders and detailed text complete the classic Continental design.
- Back: Displays a distinctive nature print of carrot leaves, framed within a decorative border typical of Continental Currency issues. Printed by Hall and Sellers of Philadelphia. That firm was formerly known as Benjamin Franklin and Hall.
- There are a number of pieces of mica that were mixed into the paper to deter counterfeiting.
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