Connecticut Colonial Note Fr#CT-216 October 11, 1777 4d PMG 30
This small change Connecticut note bears the state seal and was printed on a bluish paper by Timothy Green with a blank back. Interestingly, the British stole 160 double printed sheets of these notes from Samuel Bishop in New Haven. This example has been slash cancelled. Attractive note with red ink and redemption signature on the reverse.
This small change Connecticut note bears the state seal and was printed on a bluish paper by Timothy Green with a blank back. Interestingly, the British stole 160 double printed sheets of these notes from Samuel Bishop in New Haven. This example has been slash cancelled. Attractive note with red ink and redemption signature on the reverse.
This small change Connecticut note bears the state seal and was printed on a bluish paper by Timothy Green with a blank back. Interestingly, the British stole 160 double printed sheets of these notes from Samuel Bishop in New Haven. This example has been slash cancelled. Attractive note with red ink and redemption signature on the reverse.
Date: October 11, 1777
Denomination: 4 Pence
Friedberg #: CT-216
State: Connecticut
Certification: PMG
Grade: 30
Comments: “Slash Cancelled”