North Carolina Colonial Note Fr#NC-171 August 8, 1778 $1/4 PCGS 15 *Independence*
The bills from the August 8, 1778 North Carolina issue were payable in Spanish milled dollars and printed by James Davis on dark course paper. This $1/4 note bears the motto “Independence”. There was a shortage of these bills due to a smallpox epidemic at the time. Of the 100,000 $1/4 bills originally printed, only 22 are known to exist today.
Signers: James Kerr
The bills from the August 8, 1778 North Carolina issue were payable in Spanish milled dollars and printed by James Davis on dark course paper. This $1/4 note bears the motto “Independence”. There was a shortage of these bills due to a smallpox epidemic at the time. Of the 100,000 $1/4 bills originally printed, only 22 are known to exist today.
Signers: James Kerr
The bills from the August 8, 1778 North Carolina issue were payable in Spanish milled dollars and printed by James Davis on dark course paper. This $1/4 note bears the motto “Independence”. There was a shortage of these bills due to a smallpox epidemic at the time. Of the 100,000 $1/4 bills originally printed, only 22 are known to exist today.
Signers: James Kerr
Date: August 8, 1778
Denomination: $1/4
Friedberg #: NC-171
State: North Carolina
Certification: PCGS
Grade: 10
Comments: “Edge Splits, Tears”