CT-189 - PMG 64 - Connecticut 1775 #1 Highest grade

Extremely rare in any grade - According to PMG, this stunning note stands alone as the Highest grade awarded on the Census. It is also a very rare note as only one other note has been graded from this denomination.
The price is somewhat low but if it holds as the highest grade then look for this price to climb dramatically.

Some important history on this note :
The front of the note shows the seal of the colony with three grape vines and a hand that points to the right on some denominations and to the left on others. The scroll carries the abbreviated motto "QUI TRAN SUST" (sometimes lacking the final N or final T) which means "What is transplanted survives".
In the border is: "SIGILLUM : COLON : CONNECTICENSIS", which is the Seal of the Colony of Connecticut.

The back shows winged cherub heads in all four corners of the elaborate woodcut design. Printed in New London by Timothy Green II with engraved borders and typeset text. (This Green is the first cousin once removed of Timothy Green Jr., who had printed currency for Connecticut until his death on October 3, 1763)..


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