1760-1786 Colonial Paper Currency Note

Hand-Signed Colonial Currency

In the early years before and after the founding of our nation, each colony was issuing its own paper currency. These notes have the unique distinction of being the first authorized paper money issued by any government in the Western World! That makes these notes exceptionally important in the realms of numismatics and American history.

Now you can own one of these fascinating colonial notes from the state of Pennsylvania, New Jersey or Delaware, with a face value between $1 and $20. Location and denomination vary, but in the days of the American Revolution, each note was hand-signed by a patriot fighting for our independence. Imagine it — you’ll own a note hand-signed by one of our American forefathers more than 230 years ago!

Did these notes sit deep in the pockets of our ancestors as they participated in the Boston Tea Party? Were they with George Washington and his men when the crossed the Delaware and nearly froze to death with them during a winter at Valley Forge? Or did they see victories at Saratoga and the final British surrender at Yorktown? There’s no telling how many stories this notes may tell – but you’ll never know unless you hurry and secure one for collection!