1772 Colonial Currency Pennsylvania

Pennsylvania colonial currency note for 2-shillings dated April 3, 1772, Friedberg Number PA-156. Note printed by Hall & Sellers, and is manuscript serial numbered 26009 with reverse stating "To Count

Pennsylvania Currency Scarce April 3, 1772 Forty Shillings Pennsylvania Note Pennsylvania. April 3, 1772. Forty Shillings / 2 Pounds. Plate A. Red & Black Print. PCGS graded Very Fine-25. Fr. PA-158.

all pre-Revolutionary War, includes a Pennsylvania Six Pence note dated 1772 and signed by John Morton, signer of the Declaration of Independence, PMG graded 12 (Fine), and a New Jersey 30 Shilling no

LOT (3) COLONIAL CURRENCY, PENNSYLVANIA & VIRGINIA, 18TH C.

U.S. Colonial Currency, Pennsylvania. Eighteen Pence, October 25, 1775 (Fr-PA186). A strict, easily VF example with a bit more reverse soiling than we would ideally like to see at this grade level. Es

U.S. Colonial Currency, Pennsylvania. 12 Shillings, April 10, 1777 (Fr-PA220A). VF though we spy an ever so trivial central fold juncture paper separation. Nicely centered and with balanced wear. Est.

***Auction Highlight*** Pennsylvania Colonial Currency March 20th, 1771 10 Shillings (10s) Fr-PA147 Printed By David Hall, and William Sellers Grades vf++. Hall & Sellers was a Philadelphia printing c

Pennsylvania colonial currency note for 30-shillings dated July 20, 1775, Friedberg Number PA-179. Note printed by Hall & Sellers, and is manuscript serial numbered 481. Note in good/very good conditi

Pennsylvania colonial currency for the amount of forty shillings. Printed by Hall and Sellers in 1776. Serial number 5193.

Pennsylvania colonial currency note for 50-shillings dated October 1, 1773, Friedberg Number PA-170. Note printed by Hall & Sellers, and is manuscript serial numbered 17314 with reverse stating "To Co

Currency issued on October 3rd 1773 by Hall and Sellers No# 581 signed by John Field, Abraham Usher, and Clark Meredith. Please refer to the photos for the condition of the note. Has minor gum glue at

Pennsylvania two shillings colonial currency note. Dated October 1st, 1773 and printed by Hall and Sellers.

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency April 10th, 1777 16 Shillings (16s) Fr-PA221a Printed By John Dunlap Grades vf+.

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency April 25th, 1776 20 Shillings (20s) Fr-PA206 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+. Hall & Sellers was a Philadelphia printing company originally established by Benjamin

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency July 20th, 1775 18 Pence (18p) Fr-PA186 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades Select AU. Hall & Sellers was a Philadelphia printing company originally established by Benjamin

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency October 1st, 1773 2 Shillings (2s) Fr-PA164 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades xf details. Hall & Sellers was a Philadelphia printing company originally established by Ben

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency October 25th, 1775 1 Shilling (1s) Fr-PA185 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf+.

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency October 1st, 1773 2 Shillings (2s) Fr-PA164 Printed By Hall & Sellers Grades vf++.

Pennsylvania Colonial Currency April 10th, 1777 4 Shillings (4s) Fr-PA217a Printed By John Dunlap Grades f+.

OCTOBER 1 1773 TEN SHILLINGS PENNSYLVANIA - Colonial Pennsylvania currency; Signatures: Beny Morgan and B. Barnes; Printed in red and black by David Hall & William Sellers, Philadelphia, on paper cont

Autographs Charles Thomson Continental Congress Secretary Signed March 10, 1769 Pennsylvania 9d Colonial Currency Note CHARLES THOMSON (1729-1824). Patriot Leader in Philadelphia during the American R

Three Colonial Currency Notes. Includes a Pennsylvania ten shilling note (Hall and Sellers, dated October 5, 1773); a New London one shilling and six pence note (Timothy Green, dated June 19, 1776); a

Pennsylvania fifteen shillings colonial currency note. Dated October 1st, 1773 and signed. Printed by Hall and Sellers. Number 27728.

Trio of Three & Six Pence Colonial Currency Notes. Lot consists of two Pennsylvania 3 Pence notes and one 6 Pence note, all from the 1770's. Well circulated as they served a purpose back in the day. T