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The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Series of July 10, 1733 series of Connecticut Colonial Currency in the U.S. Currency contains 28 distinct entries with CPG® values between $7,500.00 and $20,500.00.
£30,000 in legal tender Bills of Credit issued pursuant to the Feb. 1732/33, May 1733, and Oct. 1733 Acts to exchange for “New London Society United for Trade and Commerce” circulating notes, to create new mortgage loans, and for public expenses. Redeemable by May 1, 1741. The faces were engraved on two copper plates (great and small) by Nathaniel Mors of Boston. The typeset backs contain the date. October was added to the face and back to distinguish the bills issued after the Oct. 1733 Act. Printed by Timothy Green. Signers were William Pitkin, Nathaniel ...

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  Series of July 10, 1733 Value Range Favorite
Series of July 10, 1733 Value Range  
Jul 10, 1733 2s Connecticut (Fr. CT41a)
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Jul 10, 1733 2s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT41b)
$10,000
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$10,000
$10,000 - $10,000
Jul 10, 1733 2s Connecticut, Redated May 8 1746 (Fr. CT41e)
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Jul 10, 1733 2s6d Connecticut (Fr. CT42a)
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Jul 10, 1733 2s6d Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT42b)
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Jul 10, 1733 2s6d Connecticut, Redated May 8 1746 (Fr. CT42e)
$18,000
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$18,000
$18,000 - $18,000
Jul 10, 1733 3s Connecticut (Fr. CT43a)
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Jul 10, 1733 3s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT43b)
$12,000
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$12,000
$12,000 - $12,000

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Jul 10, 1733 3s Connecticut, Redated May 8 1746 (Fr. CT43e)
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Jul 10, 1733 5s Connecticut (Fr. CT44a)
$7,500
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$7,500
$7,500 - $7,500
Jul 10, 1733 5s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT44b)
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Jul 10, 1733 5s Connecticut, Redated May 8 1746 (Fr. CT44e)
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Jul 10, 1733 10s Connecticut (Fr. CT45a)
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Jul 10, 1733 10s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT45b)
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Jul 10, 1733 10s Connecticut, Redated May 1740 (Fr. CT45c)
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Jul 10, 1733 10s Connecticut, Redated July 8 1740 Reverse (Fr. CT45d)
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Jul 10, 1733 20s Connecticut (Fr. CT46a)
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Jul 10, 1733 20s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT46b)
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Jul 10, 1733 20s Connecticut, Redated May 1740 (Fr. CT46c)
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Jul 10, 1733 20s Connecticut, Redated July 8 1740 Reverse (Fr. CT46d)
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Jul 10, 1733 40s Connecticut (Fr. CT47a)
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Jul 10, 1733 40s Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT47b)
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Jul 10, 1733 40s Connecticut, Redated May 1740 (Fr. CT47c)
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Jul 10, 1733 40s Connecticut, Redated July 8 1740 Reverse (Fr. CT47d)
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Jul 10, 1733 £5 Connecticut (Fr. CT48a)
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Jul 10, 1733 £5 Connecticut, Redated 1735 (Fr. CT48b)
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Jul 10, 1733 £5 Connecticut, Redated May 1740 (Fr. CT48c)
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Jul 10, 1733 £5 Connecticut, Redated July 8 1740 Reverse (Fr. CT48d)
$10,000
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$20,500
$10,000 - $20,500
       

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Greysheet Catalog Details

The Greysheet Catalog (GSID) of the Series of July 10, 1733 series of Connecticut Colonial Currency in the U.S. Currency contains 28 distinct entries with CPG® values between $7,500.00 and $20,500.00.
£30,000 in legal tender Bills of Credit issued pursuant to the Feb. 1732/33, May 1733, and Oct. 1733 Acts to exchange for “New London Society United for Trade and Commerce” circulating notes, to create new mortgage loans, and for public expenses. Redeemable by May 1, 1741. The faces were engraved on two copper plates (great and small) by Nathaniel Mors of Boston. The typeset backs contain the date. October was added to the face and back to distinguish the bills issued after the Oct. 1733 Act. Printed by Timothy Green. Signers were William Pitkin, Nathaniel ...

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