Pennsylvania Colonial Note Fr#PA-118 June 18, 1764 9d PCGS 1 *Ben Franklin 8 Known*
This low denomination note was printed by Benjamin Franklin and David Hall. The smaller denominations of this series were small in size and have a typeset reverse rather than nature print. Franklin implemented the British arms on the front rather than Penn arms. “Printed by B. Franklin” can be distinguished on the middle of the reverse. Only 8 examples of this note are known to exist. This note is a survivor, the colonists did everything they could to keep it in circulation, giving this affordable Franklin note some rich history.
This low denomination note was printed by Benjamin Franklin and David Hall. The smaller denominations of this series were small in size and have a typeset reverse rather than nature print. Franklin implemented the British arms on the front rather than Penn arms. “Printed by B. Franklin” can be distinguished on the middle of the reverse. Only 8 examples of this note are known to exist. This note is a survivor, the colonists did everything they could to keep it in circulation, giving this affordable Franklin note some rich history.
This low denomination note was printed by Benjamin Franklin and David Hall. The smaller denominations of this series were small in size and have a typeset reverse rather than nature print. Franklin implemented the British arms on the front rather than Penn arms. “Printed by B. Franklin” can be distinguished on the middle of the reverse. Only 8 examples of this note are known to exist. This note is a survivor, the colonists did everything they could to keep it in circulation, giving this affordable Franklin note some rich history.
Date: June 18, 1764
Denomination: 9 Pence
Friedberg #: PA-118
State: Pennsylvania
Certification: PCGS
Grade: 1
Comments: “Split, Contemporaneously Pinned”