5 Pence Colony of Connecticut

正面描述	The face is printed in black letterpress on grey-toned rag paper, with a diamond-pattern border running the full perimeter. At upper left and lower corners the denomination "5d." appears four times in the border area. Centre-left carries a square vignette of the Connecticut colonial coat of arms — a grapevine with three clusters above a shield bearing the motto "QUI TRANSTULIT SUSTINET" — enclosed in a decorative foliate frame with the legend "CONNECTICUT" and "OCTOBER" around its edge. To the right of the vignette, in mixed roman and italic type, appears the authorising text. A manuscript serial number in red ink is written at the top, and a commissioner's handwritten signature in red ink appears at the foot beside the printed word "Commi".
正面铭文	5d. No. 5d. FIVE PENCE. By Order of the General Assembly at Hartford,— Oct. 11, 1777. 5d. 5d. Commi
背面描述	The reverse is entirely unprinted, presenting the plain surface of the coarse grey rag paper stock, consistent with Colonial-era fractional currency practice of leaving the back blank.
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