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Virginia Colonial Note Fr#VA-102 October 7, 1776 $1/6 PCGS 6 *7 Known*

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Low denomination notes such as this were likely to be heavily handled and circulated compared to higher denominations. Bills from the Virginia October 7, 1776 issue were printed on rag paper containing blue silk and mica flakes by Alexander Purdie. Only 7 examples are known to survive today.

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Low denomination notes such as this were likely to be heavily handled and circulated compared to higher denominations. Bills from the Virginia October 7, 1776 issue were printed on rag paper containing blue silk and mica flakes by Alexander Purdie. Only 7 examples are known to survive today.

Low denomination notes such as this were likely to be heavily handled and circulated compared to higher denominations. Bills from the Virginia October 7, 1776 issue were printed on rag paper containing blue silk and mica flakes by Alexander Purdie. Only 7 examples are known to survive today.

Date: October 7, 1776

Denomination: $1/6

Friedberg #: VA-102

State: Virginia

Certification: PCGS

Grade: 6

Comments: “Severed”