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North Carolina Colonial Currency Fr#NC-97 May 4, 1758 40s PCGS 10 *Only 3 Known*

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The May 4, 1758 North Carolina issue is generally scarce. These nots were interest bearing 6%. This note is larger in size than the 1760/1761 issue and was printed in typeset by James Davis. This 40 Shilling note is the scarcest of the issue, out of the 1,000 originally printed, only 4 are known to survive today.

Signers: John Starkey, Thomas Barker

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The May 4, 1758 North Carolina issue is generally scarce. These nots were interest bearing 6%. This note is larger in size than the 1760/1761 issue and was printed in typeset by James Davis. This 40 Shilling note is the scarcest of the issue, out of the 1,000 originally printed, only 4 are known to survive today.

Signers: John Starkey, Thomas Barker

The May 4, 1758 North Carolina issue is generally scarce. These nots were interest bearing 6%. This note is larger in size than the 1760/1761 issue and was printed in typeset by James Davis. This 40 Shilling note is the scarcest of the issue, out of the 1,000 originally printed, only 4 are known to survive today.

Signers: John Starkey, Thomas Barker

Date: May 4, 1758

Denomination: 40 Shillings

Friedberg #: NC-97

State: North Carolina

Certification: PCGS

Grade: 10

Comments: “Splits, Repairs, Damage, Tears, Pieces Missing”