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20 Shillings

Issuer State of Delaware
Year 1777
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Obverse description The face of the note carries the denomination in letterpress text along all four borders, with the colonial coat of arms of Delaware in a vignette at the left. The central text panel, set in period long-s typography, states the legal tender clause authorizing the bill as currency within the Delaware State pursuant to an Act of General Assembly, dated 1st May 1777. A handwritten serial number appears at the top center and a manuscript authorization signature is present at the lower right.
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Reverse lettering TWENTY SHILLINGS
To Counterfeit is Death.
Printed by JAMES ADAMS, 1777
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Protection type Indented (serrated) edge
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