New Jersey Currency 1780
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Title
New Jersey Currency 1780
Subject
Continental Currency
Description
Twenty-sixth issue, June 1780, totaled $600,000, interest bearing (5%) and payable in December 1786. It was minted to pay for the State's quota of the cost of exchange of Continental Currency which was to be redeemed on a 1-for-40 basis. Guaranteed by the United States. Printed by Hall & Sellers on paper watermarked UNITED STATES.
The back of these bills were printed in red and black, using devices from the Continental Currency. This was the only issue payable in Spanish Milled Dollars.
The back of these bills were printed in red and black, using devices from the Continental Currency. This was the only issue payable in Spanish Milled Dollars.
Date
1780
Rights
Reproduction for publication, exhibition, web display or commercial use is only permissible with the consent of Special Collections of the S.C. Williams Library at Stevens Institute of Technology.
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Citation
"New Jersey Currency 1780," in Stevens Digital Collections, Item #643, http://librarycollections.stevens.edu/items/show/643 (accessed July 23, 2014).
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