![Maryland. April 10, 1774. One Dollar or Four Shillings Six Pence Sterling. No.1327. Signed by W.[illiam]...](http://www.stacksarchive.com/gallery/SL1006a/81/SL1006a8149t2.jpg "Maryland. April 10, 1774. One Dollar or Four Shillings Six Pence Sterling. No.1327. Signed by W.[illiam]...") Maryland. April 10, 1774. One Dollar or Four Shillings Six Pence Sterling. No.1327. Signed by W.[illiam] Eddis and J.[ohn] Clapham. Printed on sturdy stock. Size and style as previous issue dates. Spanish 8 Reale coin vignette protector at top right. Imprint 'Printed by A.C. and F. Green'.
Choice About Uncirculated. An absolute premium example that is ''new,'' but with some heavier handling on the corners. This is mentioned for the super finicky. The margins are close on the three right sides, but the vast majority of the indent is seen at the left. The price established on the hammer might bring forth some other antique Raymond notes out there to market, or it might not. Use a multiplier with significance versus the last published catalogue price.
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![Click to open a larger image - Maryland. April 10, 1774. One Dollar or Four Shillings Six Pence Sterling. No.1327. Signed by W.[illiam]...](http://www.stacksarchive.com/gallery/SL1006a/81/SL1006a8149b.jpg "Click to open a larger image - Maryland. April 10, 1774. One Dollar or Four Shillings Six Pence Sterling. No.1327. Signed by W.[illiam]...")
