December 6th, 1781 Connecticut Pay-Table £16 10S Revolutionary War Promissory Note - Very Fine Fr. 1930-F I've handled more than a 8

Name: December 6th, 1781 Connecticut Pay-Table £16 10S Revolutionary War Promissory Note - Very Fine Fr. 1930-F I've handled more than a 8
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SKU: 13646439670
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December 6th, 1781 Connecticut Pay Table £16 10S Revolutionary War Promissory Note Very Fine Fr. 1930 F I've handled more than a 8 I've handled more than a few HT 81s over the years snake in beak Description Reverse Radiant cap above scales Notes With and without dot after 50 of denomination This is a Pay Table Revolutionary War promissory note in the amount of 16 Pounds and 10 Shillings payed to Abraham Waterhouse 1 pinhole at the center fold and a small tear visible at the £15 edge

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