1775 Revolutionary War MONEY 1ed Early American Banknote $2 Bill Dollars Finance

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An incredibly rare and valuable 18th-century example of Revolutionary War money!

 

During the height of the Revolutionary War, the Continental Congress needed finding a way to pay the newly found American army. In 1775, the Continental Currency was first printed to supplement income. And while the value of these notes depreciated in value throughout the war, they hold significant historical and financial value today. These notes hold a reminder of the horrors of uncontrolled inflation and provide an important view into the history of American finance.

 

This two-dollar note was printed in Philadelphia by Hall and Sellers in 1775 – an incredible example of first edition American money!

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1775 Revolutionary War MONEY 1ed Early American Banknote $2 Bill Dollars Finance

 

An incredibly rare and valuable 18th-century example of Revolutionary War money!

 

During the height of the Revolutionary War, the Continental Congress needed finding a way to pay the newly found American army. In 1775, the Continental Currency was first printed to supplement income. And while the value of these notes depreciated in value throughout the war, they hold significant historical and financial value today. These notes hold a reminder of the horrors of uncontrolled inflation and provide an important view into the history of American finance.

 

This two-dollar note was printed in Philadelphia by Hall and Sellers in 1775 – an incredible example of first edition American money!

 

Item number: #24984

Price: $499

 

United States

 

Five Dollars

 

[Philadelphia:] Hall and Sellers, 1775.

 

Details:

  • One banknote
    • November 29, 1775 edition
    • Serial number illegible
    • Signed by Luke Morris
  • Language: English
  • Size: ~3.75in X 2.75in (9.5cm x 7cm)
  • Very rare

 

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24984

Categories

Americana, American History

Military & War

Authors

United States

Printing Date

18th Century

Language

English

Binding

Hardcover

Book Condition

Excellent

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