Colonial currency is paper money that was issued in North America, prior to the Revolutionary War, while the colonies were still under Great Britain’s rule. Colonial money was first issued in 1690 by the original 13 colonies and the state of Vermont, and printed through the late 1700’s.
Colonial Notes
A bright colonial with clear serial number and signature.
| Denom | State | Date | State No | Grade | Price |
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| 9 Pence | Pennsylvania | 1776 | 200 | Fine | $95 |
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A bright colonial with clear serial number and signature. View Note | ||||
| 20 Shillings | Delaware | January 1, 1776 | 80 | AU | $295 |
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| One Sixth of a Dollar | Maryland | April 10, 1774 | 61 | Fine | $275 |
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| 18 Pence | New Jersey | March 25, 1776 | 1776 | XF | $285 |
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| 30 Shillings | New Jersey | February 20, 1776 | 173 | VF | $525 |
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John Hart signature. View Note | ||||
| 30 Shillings | Pennsylvania | December 8, 1775 | 195 | PCGS 45 | $325 |
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| 6 Shillings | New Jersey | March 25, 1776 | 178 | PCGS 35 | $575 |
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John Hart Signature. View Note | ||||
| 9 Pence | Connecticut | January 1, 1782 | 206 | AU | $325 |
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A lovely AU note with cut cancellation. View Note | ||||
| 5 Dollars | Massachusetts | May 5, 1780 | 282 | VF | $115 |
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An evenly circulated note with a cut out cancel. View Note | ||||
| Two Shillings and Six-pence | Pennsylvania | 1775 | 188 | AU | $395 |
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