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CVC & Collectibles proudly presents the historically significant 1775 $7 Continental Currency Fr#CC-7. Graded by PMG as About Uncirculated 53, this rare currency note played a crucial role during the American Revolutionary War. Continental Currency financed the war effort, helping establish the United States as an independent nation.
This note holds a special place in American history, connecting you to a pivotal moment. Despite limited circulation, it maintains its crispness and detail, adding to its numismatic value and historical significance.
Acquire this piece of the past, a tangible reminder of America’s struggle for independence. Add the 1775 $7 Continental Currency Fr#CC-7 to your collection and cherish its significance for generations to come.
This continental currency was issued the date May 10th, 1775 was the first federally issued in continental currency. Backed by nothing but did entitle the bearer to seven Spanish milled dollars, or the value thereof in Gold or Silver. On this seven dollar bill is the picture of a heavy storm. The rain is pouring upon the earth from black clouds, yet there is a bit of clear sky seen in the distance. The motto is SERENABIT — “It will clear up.”
Currency Highlights:
- Sealed in an inert mylar currency holder certified by PMG.
- Graded About UNC 53 by PMG
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