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Note Details
Set Details
Note Description:
Continental Currency
$6 February 26, 1777 Colonial Notes
Grade:
63
Country:
US
Note Number:
CC-59
Certification #:
5013562-009
Owner:
Colonial Valley Collection
Sets Competing:
Colonial Valley Collection - Complete Set
Score: 1738
Colonial Valley Collection - One Per Emission
Score: 1738
Date Added:
12/10/2019
Research:
See PMG's Census Report for this Note
Owner's Description
Six dollar Continental bills have an image of a beaver gnawing down a tree with the Latin Motto, "Preseverando" which translates as, "By Perseverance". This bill was signed by Samuel Stringer Coale and Rinaldo Johnson.
PMG has graded about twenty five February 26, 1777, CC-59 bills with 60% receiving a grade of AU or better and 20% receiving an uncirculated grade. The February 26, 1777 $6 are the 41st rarest of the 102 bills in the series.
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