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Maryland |
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Maryland Colonial Note
$1 (4s6d) April 10, 1774 Colonial Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 25 |
| Cert #: |
8003109-015
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Owner Comments
Maryland $1 MD-66 PMG VF25: April 10, 1774 Resolution Set #8 / 3rd Series to use Dollar Denomination
The $1 Dollar MD-66 there are 121 graded specimens by PMG, with 29 graded Very Fine 25 and 62 in higher grade. The MD-66 has the highest number of graded $1 Notes of the Maryland colonial series, making it the easiest $1 dollar of specimen to obtain. This VF25 specimen is very attractive and problem free. Making it a nice addition to this specialized type set.
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Massachusetts |
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Massachusetts Colonial Note
$1 May 5, 1780 Colonial Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG F 12 NET |
| Cert #: |
1180141-005
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Owner Comments
This $1 Dollar MA-278 is the only dollar Note issued from Massachusetts, making it desirable from a denomination stand point. This Fine 12 is one of 51 specimens graded by PMG, with the other 50 in higher grade. This specimen has nice eye appeal since it has not been cancelled and lacks the unattractive large cut out hole that is normally found on most Massachusetts Notes.
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New Jersey |
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New Jersey Colonial Note
$1 June 9, 1780 Colonial Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 20 |
| Cert #: |
8003109-021
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Owner Comments
The $1 Dollar NJ-184 is the only dollar Note issued from New Jersey and is extremely rare. There are only fourteen (14) known examples. This PMG Very Fine 20 with 11 in higher grade is problem free, in remarkable condition and has nice eye appeal. It is signed on the face by David Brearley, SIGNER of the UNITED STATES CONSTITUTION, and Philemon Dickenson. Having a U.S. Constitution signer makes this Note an incredible piece of history and a great addition to this type set.
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Pennsylvania |
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Pennsylvania Colonial Note
5 Shillings October 1, 1773 Colonial Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG AU 55 |
| Cert #: |
1998225-014
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Owner Comments
The PA October 1, 1773 Resolution Series is the most common to obtain of colonial Pennsylvania Notes. There were 28,318 5s Shilling Notes issued. In 1773, Five (5s) Shillings is the closet equivalent to $1 Dollar, as the conversion rate is 4s 6p. I select this specimen for my 13 Colonial $1 Dollar Type Set for two reasons. First, there is only one known grade $1 PA-233 and I have seen few other un-grade Notes. Second, this specimen is an excellent example with the added bonus of a well-executed signature of “Charles Meredith,” who may be a distant relative. PMG has graded 110 Notes, with only 28 in higher grade then this AU55.
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Rhode Island |
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Rhode Island Colonial Note
$1 July 2, 1780 Colonial Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG AU 58 |
| Cert #: |
1860146-043
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Owner Comments
This $1 Dollar RI-282 is the only dollar Note issued by Rhode Island. This Choice AU 58 is one of 74 graded examples, with 44 in higher grade. Of course a number of these higher grade are Remainders, so they never actually circulated. This circulated Note is in remarkable condition, problem free with outstanding eye appeal!
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South Carolina |
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South Carolina Colonial Note
$1 (£1 12s6d) December 23, 1776 Colonial Notes |
| Grade: |
PMG VF 25 |
| Cert #: |
2291164-012
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Owner Comments
This $1 Dollar SC-135 is somewhat rare with only 66 graded by PMG. The Note is in reasonable condition with good eye appeal. South Caroline Notes have unique logo design for each denomination. This $1 Note has a Palm Tree with the inscription PER ARDUA SURGO, “I rise through adversity.”
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