MA-264 OCT.16,1778 MASSACHUSETTS COLONIAL CURRENCY PCGS MS63 PAUL REVERE

Product Details:
Acquire a museum-quality piece of Revolutionary War-era history with this remarkable October 16, 1778, Massachusetts Colonial Currency note, graded Choice New 63 by PCGS Currency. Notably hailing from the esteemed Eric P. Newman Collection, this Four Shillings bill (MA-264) is highly coveted as its intricate obverse copperplate design, featuring classical pillars and a codfish, was famously engraved by American patriot Paul Revere. The obverse is completed with a bold, hand-signed signature and the handwritten serial number 5751. The reverse displays a distinct woodcut of a pine tree, a powerful symbol of New England independence, framed by an ornamental border and the inscription 'BOSTON, October 1778.' Exceptional in its preservation and historical significance, this crisp colonial banknote represents a foundational artifact of early American commerce and patriotism.

Note Features:

• PCGS graded
• FR# MA-264
• Known as a Colonial Currency (Massachusetts)
• Signed by: R. Cranch

This is a PCGS graded note. You will receive the note pictured. You are purchasing a MA-264 Colonial Currency (Massachusetts) graded PCGS . 
This is an excellent note to add to your collection.

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