Virginia Colonial Note Fr#VA-206a March 1, 1781 $150 PMG 30 *12 Known*
Notes of the March 1, 1781 Virginia issue were printed on both thin and thick laid paper. This example is printed on thin paper inherently making it harder to survive. Deliberate misspellings were common in this issue as secret marks to deter and expose counterfeiting. Very scarce note, of the 18,249 $150 notes originally printed, only 12 examples are known to exist today. Attractive eye appeal and whole appearance.
Signers: J.M. Simmons, J. Hopkins, Forster Webb
Notes of the March 1, 1781 Virginia issue were printed on both thin and thick laid paper. This example is printed on thin paper inherently making it harder to survive. Deliberate misspellings were common in this issue as secret marks to deter and expose counterfeiting. Very scarce note, of the 18,249 $150 notes originally printed, only 12 examples are known to exist today. Attractive eye appeal and whole appearance.
Signers: J.M. Simmons, J. Hopkins, Forster Webb
Notes of the March 1, 1781 Virginia issue were printed on both thin and thick laid paper. This example is printed on thin paper inherently making it harder to survive. Deliberate misspellings were common in this issue as secret marks to deter and expose counterfeiting. Very scarce note, of the 18,249 $150 notes originally printed, only 12 examples are known to exist today. Attractive eye appeal and whole appearance.
Signers: J.M. Simmons, J. Hopkins, Forster Webb
Date: March 1, 1781
Denomination: $150
Friedberg #: VA-206a
State: Virginia
Certification: PMG
Grade: 30
Comments: “Repaired”