The April 8, 1762 New Jersey notes were the 13th War Issue. They were worth their weight equivalent in silver and printed by James Parker. This 6 Pound note was the highest denomination of the issue and was printed in stunning red and blue ink. This 6 Pound also has a beautiful oversized state arms, sun faces on the front, and a detailed border design. Very scarce, only 1,219 were originally printed and 23 are known to survive today. Beautiful VF+ example with strong ink and paper. Difficult to find this nice.
Signers: Samuel Nevill, Thomas Rodman, Samuel Smith
The April 8, 1762 New Jersey notes were the 13th War Issue. They were worth their weight equivalent in silver and printed by James Parker. This 6 Pound note was the highest denomination of the issue and was printed in stunning red and blue ink. This 6 Pound also has a beautiful oversized state arms, sun faces on the front, and a detailed border design. Very scarce, only 1,219 were originally printed and 23 are known to survive today. Beautiful VF+ example with strong ink and paper. Difficult to find this nice.
Signers: Samuel Nevill, Thomas Rodman, Samuel Smith
Date: April 8, 1762
Denomination: 6 Pounds
Friedberg #: NJ-151
State: New Jersey
Certification: PMG
Grade: Very Fine 30
Comments: “Restoration”
