1777 Philadelphia Pennsylvania SIXTEEN Shillings Colonial Currency #18429

Description

OFFERED FOR AUCTION IS A NICE GENUINE SIXTEEN SHILLINGS PHILADELPHIA, PENNSYLVANIA COLONIAL CURRENCY NOTE DATED APRIL 10th 1777 AND PRINTED BY JOHN DUNLAP (FAMOUS FOR PRINTING THE FIRST PAPER BROADSIDE OF THE DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE).  HAND NUMBERED IN RED INK 18429.  HAND SIGNED IN VERY LEGIBLE CONDITION:
"Ja. CANNON" (IN RED INK) AND  "J. DAVISON" (IN BOLD BLSACK INK).
YOU CAN STILL SEE THE SPARKLING MICA FLAKES THROUGHOUT! *PLEASE CHECK OUT MY OTHER LISTINGS THIS WEEK FOR AUTHENTIC AMERICAN COLONIAL CURRENCY!
MEASURES 2 1/2" X 4 1/8".
IN VERY GOOD CONDITION: NO FOLD LINES. A FINGER TIP SIZE OLD SMUDGE ON "CANNON" SIGNATURE, OTHERWISE GOOD.
NO RESERVE. GUARANTEED AUTHENTIC.
PLEASE EXAMINE ENLARGED PHOTOS CAREFULLY, THEY WILL SHOW CONDITION.
SHIPPED USPS FIRST CLASS
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