Forty Dollar Continental Note, January 14, 1779 – Fr.CC95

Description

This historic piece of currency, Forty Dollar Continental Note Fr.CC95 features intricate designs and ornate patterns, showcasing the craftsmanship of the time. The note is in excellent condition, with no major tears or folds, making it a rare find for collectors.

The detailed printing by Hall and Sellers of Philadelphia adds to the overall appeal of this piece, making it a valuable addition to any currency collection. Continentals are those paper bills authorized by the Continental Congress starting in 1775.

An excellent example of early American currency, this Forty Dollar Continental Note, January 14, 1779 – Fr.CC95 is a piece of history that is hand signed by Joseph Gaither and D. Wistar. The signatures are very sharp, one in black ink and the other in red ink. The bill has flecks of mica pressed into the paper as an anti-counterfeiting technique.