FREE: Colonial and Revolutionary Currency Antiqued Reproductions

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.Antiqued Reproductions...
They LOOK OLD and FEEL OLD!

Set A and Set B are "Colonial and Revolutionary Currency 1760 - 1780". Thirteen pieces in the two sets, set B is missing one.

Set A..."Colonial and Revolutionary Currency 1773 - 1781", 7 pieces.

Three pieces in a plastic holder..."North Carolina $1", "State of New York $10" and "State of Louisiana $100". The hundred has been ripped and taped and needs taping again.

A note from..."The Bank of the United States" for one million dollars in gold! Wish it were real!

The last two were with the others, so I left them in. One is an "Un Kip" note from Laos, probably a real one. The other is "one wooden nickel", flat like a bill, from Fond du Lac's Centennial Celebration, 1962.

The first three are 'unique reproductions of the original currency. On the back of each envelope are interesting facts about the money in the sets and a short history of Colonial and Revolutionary Currency. Nothing on the envelopes says who produced them or when. Some of the bills are blank on the back and some have designs.