![MASSACHUSETTS. William Hill, 30th Company Mass.[achusetts] Heavy Art.[illery]. Good for Five Cents....](http://www.stacksarchive.com/gallery/SL0505b/42/SL0505b4281t2.jpg "MASSACHUSETTS. William Hill, 30th Company Mass.[achusetts] Heavy Art.[illery]. Good for Five Cents....") MASSACHUSETTS. William Hill, 30th Company Mass.[achusetts] Heavy Art.[illery]. Good for Five Cents. Diminutive chit printed in black on green cardboard. 57mm by 26mm. Pattern border with issuer in center, denomination and title on bottom. Boldly printed with complete margins. The top is a little uneven, but away from the frame line. Extremely Fine; Same Series. Good for Ten Cents. Deep blue cardboard. 57mm by 25mm. Style as last. Attractive from the face with some hinges on the verso. Very Fine; Same Series. Good for Twenty-five Cents. Orange cardboard. 57mm by 24mm. Fully issued with verso counter-signature of Hill (redemption?). Face soiling quite evident, but rare in this form. Fine. A superb trio of Massachusetts chits. 3 pieces.
Ex F.C.C. Boyd Estate.
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