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North Carolina Colonial Note Fr#NC-150 August 21, 1775 $5 PCGS 6 *4 Known*

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The notes of the August 21, 1775 Hillsborough North Carolina issue were printed with engraved copper plates with ornamental boarders and unusual vignettes. The vignette of this $5 note is Governor Tyron’s Palace at Newbern. Of the only 4,000 of these notes originally printed, only 4 are known to survive today. This is one of the most difficult to find North Carolina issues.

Signers: Richard Cogdell, Samuel Johnston, Andrew Knox, Richard Caswell

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The notes of the August 21, 1775 Hillsborough North Carolina issue were printed with engraved copper plates with ornamental boarders and unusual vignettes. The vignette of this $5 note is Governor Tyron’s Palace at Newbern. Of the only 4,000 of these notes originally printed, only 4 are known to survive today. This is one of the most difficult to find North Carolina issues.

Signers: Richard Cogdell, Samuel Johnston, Andrew Knox, Richard Caswell

The notes of the August 21, 1775 Hillsborough North Carolina issue were printed with engraved copper plates with ornamental boarders and unusual vignettes. The vignette of this $5 note is Governor Tyron’s Palace at Newbern. Of the only 4,000 of these notes originally printed, only 4 are known to survive today. This is one of the most difficult to find North Carolina issues.

Signers: Richard Cogdell, Samuel Johnston, Andrew Knox, Richard Caswell

Date: August 21, 1775

Denomination: $5

Friedberg #: NC-150

State: North Carolina

Certification: PCGS

Grade: 6

Comments: “Edge Damage, Splits, Tears”