1780 20 Shillings CT 7/1/1780 CH VF-35 PCGS (Fr#CT-239) Cancelled
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1780 Connecticut 20 Shillings colonial note with classic ornate design, representing late Revolutionary-era currency. Like most notes of these Connecticut issues, this one has been slit cancelled. Certified by PCGS banknote as Choice Very Fine 35.Currency Highlights:
- From a group of notes authorized by the Connecticut legislature on July 1, 1780.
- Housed in an archival quality currency sleeve by PCGS.
- Certified Choice Very Fine 35 by PCGS banknote.
- Slit canceled note, which was a form of redemption during this era.
- Face: Intricately engraved border surrounding the obligation and colony arms with authorized signatures.
- Back: Smaller border framing the denomination and printers name.
- Cataloged as Friedburg, FR#CT-239.
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This note has little wear, but has been hole canceled, and considering it is well over 200 years old, still quite collectible!
Colonial issues preceded the Continental Notes by many decades, and some are quite rare. - Specifications
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