Continental Currency Fr#CC-80 September 26, 1778 $7 PMG 58 *Striking*

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The September 26, 1778 issue featured new $50 and $60 denominations. It also marks high inflation in colonial times due to $75,000,000 in bills authorized and the release of these higher denominations. 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 grape and sage leaf. Gorgeous near uncirculated example with strong paper and only very minor hinging on the reverse. Quality note for the price with crisp light paper and exceptionally bold ink.

Signers: William Stretch, John Leacock

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The September 26, 1778 issue featured new $50 and $60 denominations. It also marks high inflation in colonial times due to $75,000,000 in bills authorized and the release of these higher denominations. 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 grape and sage leaf. Gorgeous near uncirculated example with strong paper and only very minor hinging on the reverse. Quality note for the price with crisp light paper and exceptionally bold ink.

Signers: William Stretch, John Leacock

The September 26, 1778 issue featured new $50 and $60 denominations. It also marks high inflation in colonial times due to $75,000,000 in bills authorized and the release of these higher denominations. 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 grape and sage leaf. Gorgeous near uncirculated example with strong paper and only very minor hinging on the reverse. Quality note for the price with crisp light paper and exceptionally bold ink.

Signers: William Stretch, John Leacock

Date: September 26, 1778

Denomination: $7

Friedberg #: CC-80

State: Continental

Certification: PMG

Grade: 58

Comments: “Previously Mounted”