South Carolina Colonial Note Fr#SC-127 March 6, 1776 50 Pounds PCGS 20
This 50 Pound South Carolina colonial was printed by Peter Timothy and is larger in size than the smaller denominations of this issue. Gorgeous and unobstructed emblem of war trophies. Encircling the emblem is the latin motto “ANIMIS OPIBUSQUE PARATI” (Prepared in spirit and in resources). Additionally, this note features an elaborate printed reverse. Very neat and seldom seen note.
Signers: Jacob Motte, Thomas Savage, …
This 50 Pound South Carolina colonial was printed by Peter Timothy and is larger in size than the smaller denominations of this issue. Gorgeous and unobstructed emblem of war trophies. Encircling the emblem is the latin motto “ANIMIS OPIBUSQUE PARATI” (Prepared in spirit and in resources). Additionally, this note features an elaborate printed reverse. Very neat and seldom seen note.
Signers: Jacob Motte, Thomas Savage, …
This 50 Pound South Carolina colonial was printed by Peter Timothy and is larger in size than the smaller denominations of this issue. Gorgeous and unobstructed emblem of war trophies. Encircling the emblem is the latin motto “ANIMIS OPIBUSQUE PARATI” (Prepared in spirit and in resources). Additionally, this note features an elaborate printed reverse. Very neat and seldom seen note.
Signers: Jacob Motte, Thomas Savage, …
Date: March 6, 1776
Denomination: 50 Pounds
Friedberg #: SC-127
State: South Carolina
Certification: PCGS
Grade: 20
Comments: “Pieces Added, Tape Repairs, Ink Erosion”