• Issue of March 20, 1773

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Values / U.S. Currency / Pennsylvania Colonial Currency / Issue of March 20, 1773 / Mar 20, 1773 Issue of March 20, 1773
Mar 20, 1773 4s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA159)
Value Range: $65.00 - $400
$65.00 - $400
Mar 20, 1773 6s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA160)
Value Range: $65.00 - $475
$65.00 - $475
Mar 20, 1773 14s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA161)
Value Range: $75.00 - $200.00
$75.00 - $200.00
Mar 20, 1773 16s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA162)
Value Range: $100.00 - $350
$100.00 - $350

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1886 $2 (Fr. 242)

Buy Now: $11,500.00

1880 $20 (Fr. 310)

Buy Now: $4,250.00

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