- U.S. Currency /
- Pennsylvania Colonial Currency /
- Issue of March 10, 1757 /
- Mar 10, 1757 15s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA83)
Mar 10, 1757 15s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA83)
Inverted Back Error Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15s PMG Very Fine 20 Net....
Source: HA
Inverted Back Error Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15s PMG Very Fine 20 Net....
Source: HA
Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15 Shillings Fr. PA-83. PCGS Fine 12 Apparent....
Source: Heritage Auctions
Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15 Shillings Fr. PA-83. PCGS Fine 12 Apparent....
Source: Heritage Auctions
Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15 Shillings Fr. PA-83. PCGS Very Good 8 Apparent....
Source: HA
Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15 Shillings Fr. PA-83. PCGS Very Good 8 Apparent....
Source: HA
Inverted Back Error Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15s PMG Good 6 Net....
Source: HA
Inverted Back Error Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15s PMG Good 6 Net....
Source: HA
Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15s PMG Good 6 Net....
Source: HA
Pennsylvania March 10, 1757 15s PMG Good 6 Net....
Source: HA
Greysheet Catalog Details (GSID: 67340)
Catalog Detail
GSID: | 67340 |
Coin Date: | Mar 10, 1757 |
Denomination: | 15s / Fifteen shillings |
Variety: | Pennsylvania |
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