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Rhode Island Colonial Note Fr#RI-301 May, 1786 3 Pounds PMG 66 EPQ *TOP POP*

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This 1786 late issue Rhode Island note was printed by Southwick & Barber and features a typeset design with elaborate boarders. The Rhode Island State Arms and birds can be seen on the front. Higher denominations such as this 3 Pound note have an elaborate printed reverse with beautiful ornaments. This issue was riddled with depreciation, by 1789 these notes only carried 10% of their original value. Consequently, over 96% of this issue was burned by the state between 1793 and 1803. The 3 Pound note was the highest denomination of the issue. This absolutely gorgeous example has incredible margins, light paper and bold ink. This PMG 66 EPQ example is the finest known to exist, top pop.

Signers: Job Comstock, Samuel Allen, Jonathan Hazard

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This 1786 late issue Rhode Island note was printed by Southwick & Barber and features a typeset design with elaborate boarders. The Rhode Island State Arms and birds can be seen on the front. Higher denominations such as this 3 Pound note have an elaborate printed reverse with beautiful ornaments. This issue was riddled with depreciation, by 1789 these notes only carried 10% of their original value. Consequently, over 96% of this issue was burned by the state between 1793 and 1803. The 3 Pound note was the highest denomination of the issue. This absolutely gorgeous example has incredible margins, light paper and bold ink. This PMG 66 EPQ example is the finest known to exist, top pop.

Signers: Job Comstock, Samuel Allen, Jonathan Hazard

This 1786 late issue Rhode Island note was printed by Southwick & Barber and features a typeset design with elaborate boarders. The Rhode Island State Arms and birds can be seen on the front. Higher denominations such as this 3 Pound note have an elaborate printed reverse with beautiful ornaments. This issue was riddled with depreciation, by 1789 these notes only carried 10% of their original value. Consequently, over 96% of this issue was burned by the state between 1793 and 1803. The 3 Pound note was the highest denomination of the issue. This absolutely gorgeous example has incredible margins, light paper and bold ink. This PMG 66 EPQ example is the finest known to exist, top pop.

Signers: Job Comstock, Samuel Allen, Jonathan Hazard

Date: May, 1786

Denomination: 3 Pounds

Friedberg #: RI-301

State: Rhode Island

Certification: PMG

Grade: 66 EPQ

Comments: “Exceptional Paper Quality”