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| 表面の銘文 | THIRTY SHILLINGS. No. 2584 THIS Bill of THIRTY SHILLINGS Proclamation, is emitted by a Law of the Colony of New-Jerſey, paſſed in the Fourteenth Year of the Reign of his Majeſty King GEORGE the Third. / Dated MARCH 25, 1776 |
| 裏面の説明 | A horizontal row of Zodiac symbols runs across the top border, with a central nature-printed leaf vignette forming the principal design element. Ornamental swirl borders flank the sides, a row of crowns appears beneath the leaf, and a floral motif anchors each end of the crown row. |
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Isaac Collins printed this note in Burlington under direct authorization from the Colonial Assembly, working through the early months of 1776 — the same year he was appointed official printer to the New Jersey Provincial Congress. The nature print border, made by pressing actual leaves against the plate, was a deliberate anti-counterfeiting measure pioneered by Franklin and widely adopted across the colonial emissions precisely because it was nearly impossible to duplicate by engraving.
Thirty shillings sat at an awkward mid-denomination, rarely the face of everyday transactions but too common for large commerce. Collins's Burlington shop produced the full 1776 series under considerable political pressure, with independence declared before the ink was dry on many sheets.