• Issue of July 1, 1757

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Jul 1, 1757 5s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA85)
Value Range: $400 - $550
$400 - $550
Jul 1, 1757 10s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA86)
Value Range: $500 - $750
$500 - $750
Jul 1, 1757 15s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA87)
Value Range: $200.00 - $1,800
$200.00 - $1,800
Jul 1, 1757 20s Pennsylvania (Fr. PA88)
Value Range: $300 - $700
$300 - $700

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1928D $5 (Fr. 1529)

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