Continental Currency Fr#CC-17 November 29, 1775 $7 PMG 58 *Exceptional*
The November 29, 1775 Continental issue was redeemable for Spanish milled dollars. This $7 note features an emblem of a severe storm at sea. This emblem is encircled by the latin motto “SERENABIT” (It will be calm). The reverse features nature print of buttercup leaf. Absolutely stunning near uncirculated example. Crisp light paper with bold ink and exceptional eye appeal. A worthy candidate for any elite colonial collection.
Signers: Thomas Smith, William Crispin
The November 29, 1775 Continental issue was redeemable for Spanish milled dollars. This $7 note features an emblem of a severe storm at sea. This emblem is encircled by the latin motto “SERENABIT” (It will be calm). The reverse features nature print of buttercup leaf. Absolutely stunning near uncirculated example. Crisp light paper with bold ink and exceptional eye appeal. A worthy candidate for any elite colonial collection.
Signers: Thomas Smith, William Crispin
The November 29, 1775 Continental issue was redeemable for Spanish milled dollars. This $7 note features an emblem of a severe storm at sea. This emblem is encircled by the latin motto “SERENABIT” (It will be calm). The reverse features nature print of buttercup leaf. Absolutely stunning near uncirculated example. Crisp light paper with bold ink and exceptional eye appeal. A worthy candidate for any elite colonial collection.
Signers: Thomas Smith, William Crispin
Date: November 29, 1775
Denomination: $7
Friedberg #: CC-17
State: Continental
Certification: PMG
Grade: 58
Comments: None