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”. With 3 signatures present and a serial number I believe PMG is wrong in calling this example a remainder. Circulating examples are far scarcer than remainders. Lovely VF example with clean paper and exceptional eye appeal. Well deserving of the green sticker from GCC.
Signers: George Cooke, Nathaniel Russell, William Greenwood
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”. With 3 signatures present and a serial number I believe PMG is wrong in calling this example a remainder. Circulating examples are far scarcer than remainders. Lovely VF example with clean paper and exceptional eye appeal. Well deserving of the green sticker from GCC.
Signers: George Cooke, Nathaniel Russell, William Greenwood
Date: December 23, 1776
Denomination: $6
Friedberg #: SC-140
State: South Carolina
Certification: PMG & GCC
Grade: Very Fine 25, GCC Green
Comments: None
