South Carolina Colonial Note Fr#SC-140 December 23, 1776 $6 PCGS VF-30 GCC Gold *Fully Signed*

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This South Carolina note was printed by Peter Timothy in Charleston on thick paper. The emblems and borders were engraved in wood. This $6 note features a neat emblem of a camel encircled by the latin motto “NEC ONUS NEC META GRAVABIT” (Neither burden nor danger will force me down). The reverse features ornamental borders along with “DEATH to Counterfeit”. This example was fully signed, far scarcer than the usually seen remainders. Lovely VF example with clean paper and exceptional eye appeal. Well deserving of the gold sticker from GCC. Previously a part of the iconic Eric P. Newman Collection.

Signers: William Price, Edward Lightwood, William Greenwood, William Parker

This South Carolina note was printed by Peter Timothy in Charleston on thick paper. The emblems and borders were engraved in wood. This $6 note features a neat emblem of a camel encircled by the latin motto “NEC ONUS NEC META GRAVABIT” (Neither burden nor danger will force me down). The reverse features ornamental borders along with “DEATH to Counterfeit”. This example was fully signed, far scarcer than the usually seen remainders. Lovely VF example with clean paper and exceptional eye appeal. Well deserving of the gold sticker from GCC. Previously a part of the iconic Eric P. Newman Collection.

Signers: William Price, Edward Lightwood, William Greenwood, William Parker