Maryland Colonial Note Fr#MD-80 December 7, 1775 $1/6 PMG 12
This issue was passed for the purposes of replacing the July 26, 1775 issue and funding the military. This note was printed by Frederick Green using engraved copper plates for the boarders. The emblem on the reverse is encircled by the latin motto “SUB CLYPEO” (under divine protection). There are only 18 $1/6 bills known to exist, making this scarcer than most Maryland notes.
Signers: Thomas Gassaway Jr., Nicholas Harwood
This issue was passed for the purposes of replacing the July 26, 1775 issue and funding the military. This note was printed by Frederick Green using engraved copper plates for the boarders. The emblem on the reverse is encircled by the latin motto “SUB CLYPEO” (under divine protection). There are only 18 $1/6 bills known to exist, making this scarcer than most Maryland notes.
Signers: Thomas Gassaway Jr., Nicholas Harwood
This issue was passed for the purposes of replacing the July 26, 1775 issue and funding the military. This note was printed by Frederick Green using engraved copper plates for the boarders. The emblem on the reverse is encircled by the latin motto “SUB CLYPEO” (under divine protection). There are only 18 $1/6 bills known to exist, making this scarcer than most Maryland notes.
Signers: Thomas Gassaway Jr., Nicholas Harwood
Date: December 7, 1775
Denomination: $1/6
Friedberg #: MD-80
State: Maryland
Certification: PMG
Grade: 12
Comments: None