This authentic piece of early American currency might have passed through the hands of George Washington, Betsy Ross, or Paul Revere. Dating from the time of the American Revolution, this historic collectible was one of the first pieces of paper money ever issued by a government in the Western world. Each piece is hand signed to protect against counterfeiting. Since each note is one of a kind, variations in style will occur.

These notes are available in both Colonial and Continental styles. Each comes in a displayable acrylic frame with a certificate of authenticity.

Colonial & Continental Notes CLICK IMAGE TO VIEW OR PURCHASE NOTE New Jersey Eighteen Pence December 31, 1763 Printer Jas. Parker Pennsylvania Five Shillings October 1, 1773 Printer - Hall & Sellers Connecticut One Shilling June 7, 1776 Printer - Timo. Green Massachusetts Bay 2 Dollars May 5, 1780 Printer - Hall & Sellers Pennsylvania Eight Shillings April 10, 1777 Printer John Dunlap United Colonies Six Dollars May 9, 1776 Printer Hall & Sellers

Pennsylvania Four Pence April 10, 1777 Printer John Dunlap	Rhode Island 20 Shillings May 1786 Southwick & Barber	Connecticut Two Pence October 11, 1777 Printer T. Green

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