This February 8, 1779 $90 note was elaborately engraved by Thomas Coram of Charleston. On the front, a soldier and the Latin motto “ARMISA CONCURRITE CAMPO” (Assemble the field of arms) can be seen on the bottom left. The reverse of this note features an incredible classical design of Hercules strangling a lion. Gorgeous example of this popular note in problem free choice VF condition with strong paper, nice centering, and overall eye appeal.
Signers: John Smyth, John Scott, Theodore Gaillard Jr.
This February 8, 1779 $90 note was elaborately engraved by Thomas Coram of Charleston. On the front, a soldier and the Latin motto “ARMISA CONCURRITE CAMPO” (Assemble the field of arms) can be seen on the bottom left. The reverse of this note features an incredible classical design of Hercules strangling a lion. Gorgeous example of this popular note in problem free choice VF condition with strong paper, nice centering, and overall eye appeal.
Signers: John Smyth, John Scott, Theodore Gaillard Jr.
Date: February 8, 1779
Denomination: $90
Friedberg #: SC-158
State: South Carolina
Certification: PCGS
Grade: Choice Very Fine 35
Comments: None
