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January 14, 1779. $80

From Stack's January 2005 Auction, Session 2 on Jan 19, 2005

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Categories  •  Stack's January 2005 → The John J. Ford, Jr. Collection, Part VIII → Colonial American Paper Currency, Continental Currency and Related Fiscal Paper → The Paper Currency of the Continental Congress → January 14, 1779 Resolution

January 14, 1779. $80. No.6261. Signed by Wm. Gamble and Jed. Snowden. A tree with large trunk (partially...January 14, 1779. $80. No.6261. Signed by Wm. Gamble and Jed. Snowden. A tree with large trunk (partially orange tinted), legend ET IN SECULA SECULORUM FLORESCEBIT (And it will flourish for ages and ages); orange protector at the left. About Uncirculated with some minor back stains. Well margined on the face with strong color.

The highest denomination continental note and the last note needed for a regular issue type set of these notes (pre-1780).

Lot # 1786 Session 2
Hammer Price: $700.00

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