New Jersey Colonial Note Fr#NJ-116 May 1, 1758 30 Shillings PCGS 8
The May 1, 1758 New Jersey issue was the 8th War Issue, with the purpose of funding French and Indian War efforts. This note was printed by James Parker in Woodbridge New Jersey with red and black ink and a sage leaf nature print on the reverse. Interestingly, this example has been contemporaneously pinned together, an effort by the colonists to expand the life of this note.
Signers: Hugh Hartshorne, Samuel Nevill, A. Johnston
The May 1, 1758 New Jersey issue was the 8th War Issue, with the purpose of funding French and Indian War efforts. This note was printed by James Parker in Woodbridge New Jersey with red and black ink and a sage leaf nature print on the reverse. Interestingly, this example has been contemporaneously pinned together, an effort by the colonists to expand the life of this note.
Signers: Hugh Hartshorne, Samuel Nevill, A. Johnston
The May 1, 1758 New Jersey issue was the 8th War Issue, with the purpose of funding French and Indian War efforts. This note was printed by James Parker in Woodbridge New Jersey with red and black ink and a sage leaf nature print on the reverse. Interestingly, this example has been contemporaneously pinned together, an effort by the colonists to expand the life of this note.
Signers: Hugh Hartshorne, Samuel Nevill, A. Johnston
Date: May 1, 1758
Denomination: 30 Shillings
Friedberg #: NJ-116
State: New Jersey
Certification: PCGS
Grade: 8
Comments: “Severed, Pinholes”