1777 PENNSYLVANIA COLONIAL 6 SHILLINGS - RED MONEY - CRISP & BRIGHT EXTRA FINE

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1777 PENNSYLVANIA COLONIAL 6 SHILLINGS - RED MONEY - CRISP & BRIGHT EXTRA FINE:
$519.99

Here is a SUPER CRISP andgenuine Pennsylvania American Revolution era Colonial Currency note for6ShillingsdatedApril 10, 1777.

Arms of the Commonwealth of Pennsylvania (first introduced on this currency issue) with Ship, Plough and bundles of wheat. Words \"SIX SHILLINGS\" on all four borders. (20 Shillings = 1 Pound Sterling). Paper bears watermark PENSYL/VANIA. Fancy red and black printing made this issue known as \"RED MONEY\".

Back shows aFarm Scene in red.Motto \" To Counterfeit is DEATH\"also in red below. PHILADELPHIA: Printed by JOHN DUNLAP 1777 at bottom.

Serial # 749.Hand signed byPennsylvania colonial officials B. Betterton and William Kenly.

It reads: \"THIS BILL fhall pafs current for SIX SHILLINGS according to an Act of GENERAL ASSEMBLY of the Common-Wealth of Pennfylvania, paffed the Twentieth Day of March, in the Year One Thoufand Seven Hundred and Seventy-feven. Dated the Tenth Day of April, A.D. 1777.\"

A beautiful Red and Black print. Fully crisp with just a single vertical centerfold and a light broad cornerfold at left. NO pinholes, tears or writing. A premium example of this tough type! You will love this note!

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