Virginia Colonial Note Fr#VA-209b March 1, 1781 $1000 PMG 25 *10 Known*
The bills of the March 1, 1781 Virginia issue were printed on both thin and thick laid paper. This example is printed on thick paper by John Dunlap. Deliberate misspellings were common in this issue as secret anti-counterfeiting marks. This impressive $1000 bill features elaborate borders and was the highest denomination of the series. Incredibly scarce with only 10 known to survive today out of 18,249 originally printed.
Signers: Bolling Stark, John Lyne, A. Craig
The bills of the March 1, 1781 Virginia issue were printed on both thin and thick laid paper. This example is printed on thick paper by John Dunlap. Deliberate misspellings were common in this issue as secret anti-counterfeiting marks. This impressive $1000 bill features elaborate borders and was the highest denomination of the series. Incredibly scarce with only 10 known to survive today out of 18,249 originally printed.
Signers: Bolling Stark, John Lyne, A. Craig
The bills of the March 1, 1781 Virginia issue were printed on both thin and thick laid paper. This example is printed on thick paper by John Dunlap. Deliberate misspellings were common in this issue as secret anti-counterfeiting marks. This impressive $1000 bill features elaborate borders and was the highest denomination of the series. Incredibly scarce with only 10 known to survive today out of 18,249 originally printed.
Signers: Bolling Stark, John Lyne, A. Craig
Date: March 1, 1781
Denomination: $1,000
Friedberg #: VA-209b
State: Virginia
Certification: PMG
Grade: 25
Comments: “Repaired”