North Carolina Colonial Note Fr#NC-90a May 28, 1757 5P PCGS 12 *7 Known*
This incredibly scarce North Carolina note was printed by James Davis in Newbern. These bills were interest bearing, redeemable with 6% interest on September 29, 1758. Only 5,306 Pounds worth of bills were printed in this issue and this 5 Pound example was the largest denomination. This bill features a typeset design with parts handwritten. Multiple contemporary annotations on the reverse. Very nice condition and only 7 are known to survive today.
Signers: John Starkey, Thomas Barker
This incredibly scarce North Carolina note was printed by James Davis in Newbern. These bills were interest bearing, redeemable with 6% interest on September 29, 1758. Only 5,306 Pounds worth of bills were printed in this issue and this 5 Pound example was the largest denomination. This bill features a typeset design with parts handwritten. Multiple contemporary annotations on the reverse. Very nice condition and only 7 are known to survive today.
Signers: John Starkey, Thomas Barker
This incredibly scarce North Carolina note was printed by James Davis in Newbern. These bills were interest bearing, redeemable with 6% interest on September 29, 1758. Only 5,306 Pounds worth of bills were printed in this issue and this 5 Pound example was the largest denomination. This bill features a typeset design with parts handwritten. Multiple contemporary annotations on the reverse. Very nice condition and only 7 are known to survive today.
Signers: John Starkey, Thomas Barker
Date: May 28, 1757
Denomination: 5 Pounds
Friedberg #: NC-90a
State: North Carolina
Certification: PCGS
Grade: 12
Comments: “Splits, Tears, Damage, Repairs, Piece Replaced”